30 Jun 2017 Government Next 100 Days: In the Era of Trump, NYS is Out of Step and In the Crosshairs New York City’s values have perhaps never been further from the national agenda being pushed by President Trump and the GOP-controlled Congress. ByAdam Wisnieski12Comments
27 Feb 2017 In Depth What Trump Means for Hunger and Nutrition in New York City If Congressional Republicans slash food support, it will hurt—but there are steps the city can take to boost access to nutrition. ByElizabeth Michaelson Monaghan1Comment
29 Jun 2016 Uncategorized Primary Turnout: Roughly 1 in 13 Voted in NYC Races Turnout was highest in the race to replace retiring Rep. Charles Rangel, but fewer voters showed up for that contest than had two years ago. ByJarrett Murphy1Comment
23 Jun 2016 Government Your Guide to NYC’s Federal Primaries and to 6 Underappreciated Movie Fight Scenes The contests to decide who gets the Democratic line in seven local Congressional districts are sneaking up on a lot of voters—much like Jim Kelly snuck up on those dudes… ByJarrett Murphy0Comments
14 Jun 2016 Uncategorized City Limits Co-Sponsors Bronx Congressional Debate Longtime Bronxnet host Gary Axelbank will query the crowded field seeking to replace Harlem legend Rep, Charles Rangel. ByJarrett Murphy0Comments
07 Jun 2016 Housing and Homelessness Crackdown on Landlords Who Rebuff Section 8 Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez wants to make housing voucher holders a protected class under federal housing law. ByJarrett Murphy79Comments
31 Mar 2015 Opinion Will Congress Let Hunger Hold Women Down? As many women can attest, balancing work and family is never easy. But it’s even harder when access to affordable, nutritious food is out of reach. ByMargarette Purvis0Comments
