Reporter David Brand’s story on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on homeless New Yorkers with health needs earned the Merit Award for Feature News Reporting from the Silurian Press Club, part of the storied organization’s annual Excellence in Journalism Awards.
Our 2018 ‘Can Buses Be Better?’ focused attention on the surface transit that rolled in the shadows of the subway crisis.
A year-long investigation found that ‘many of the families who rely on NYCHA’s emergency transfer program are not getting the help they need.’
The New York Press Club recognized City Limits in the categories of Best Feature-Internet and Best Political Coverage-Internet.
The 2017 investigation looked into the causes of wide disparities in life expectancy and death rates among New York City neighborhoods
City Limits has an especially strong commitment, among the many other things it covers in New York, to follow these stories.
A team of CUNY investigative reporters and City Limits won the award for best environmental reporting from the Society of the Silurians.
The NY Press Club honored our housing coverage and a young reporter’s investigative coup.
City Limits’ indefatigable housing reporter Abigail Savitch-Lew and supremely dedicated photographer Adi Talwar were honored last night.
City Limits’ 2015 reporting has nabbed two honors from the New York Press Club.
City Limits uses investigative journalism through the prism of New York City to identify urban problems, examine their causes, explore solutions, and equip communities to take action.
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