Architectural Digest, step aside! Blacklines is a new quarterly magazine devoted to African-American architecture and interior design.

Death at workfare job.

Waterfront neighborhoods have been dumping grounds for everything from waste stations to sewage plants. Residents are saying no more–and small businesses are getting caught in the crossfire.

A final settlement in an old fight is a triumph for a coalition of anti-sweatshop advocates.

Faced with serious challengers in tough races, NYC’s state Senate Republicans are doling out the dough like never before.

The city has released its latest list of dilapidated tax-delinquent buildings slated for the third-party transfer program.

An alliance of community groups kicks off a new tax-break accountability campaign with a protest in front of the New York Stock Exchange, which won a $1 billion subsidy to…