Brooklyn Church is a Beacon of Hope for Immigrants Amid New York’s Migrant Surge
By 7 p.m. on a recent Thursday, more than 70 migrants were gathered under the pinched arches of Good Shepherd.
Flower District Copes with Nationwide Farm Consolidation
One-quarter of wholesale flower and nursery stock shops have closed in the district’s zip code since 2013.
Africa Restaurant Week Marks Ten Years of Celebrating African Heritage in New York
This year marked ten years of the organization Africa Restaurant Week’s time in New York and Africans vendors, from designers to DJs to foodies, were out in full force to connect with each other and celebrate African Heritage.
A Robocop on Patrol in New York City Raises Curiosity and Questions
The robot, known as K5, has a camera on each of its four sides, weighs around 400 pounds.
Off-Broadway Theater Company Helps Actors Balance Careers with Parenting
The Radical Parent-Inclusion Project provides opportunities for parents who struggle to have stage careers.
Little Italy’s Only Park Faces Demolition for Senior Housing in Legal Fight with City
Fate of Elizabeth Street Garden nears decision in decade-long battle over whether to build affordable residential units on the site.
City Rideshare Drivers Worry Over Electric-Vehicle Mandate
The “Green Rides Initiative” will mandate that Uber and Lyft progressively give priority to electric vehicles when dispatching rides.
Missing the ‘Vibes’: Actors and Casting Directors Reflect on the Shift to Self-Tapes
Self-tapes made the process of auditioning global, more competitive and more convenient.
Hell’s Kitchen Residents Living in Dangerous Building Suffer as Legal Case Stalls
What happens when an occupied building falls into disrepair?
Authors Take On Tech Giant OpenAI For Copyright Infringement
The complaint demands that tech companies pay a licensing fee to authors.
Bus Stop Art Transforms Daily Commutes
PAF has exhibited more than five hundred artists, including world-renowned figures.
Photos: Campus Protests in Support of Israel and Palestine Reflect Ongoing Conflict
For the first time in years, public safety closed the campus to non-CUID holders.