Budget Cuts Leave Harlem’s Parks in Crisis: ‘We’ve Already Lost So Much’
Amid concerns about maintenance and safety, volunteers are stepping in, but they cannot fully replace the staff that has been lost.
Amid concerns about maintenance and safety, volunteers are stepping in, but they cannot fully replace the staff that has been lost.
LGBTQ groups are coming together.
An online petition opposing construction of an $8.7 million artificial soccer field, citing safety and health concerns, has drawn more than 3,000 signatures.
Substance abuse continues to be an issue in Midtown Manhattan, as the area struggles to reduce overdoses and drug-related crimes.
Since the early 2000s, the neighborhood has undergone a demographic shift, primarily due to gentrification.
Farmers continue to battle on the frontlines of the climate crisis, fighting extreme weather events firsthand.
This fall's drought has been extraordinary for all the wrong reasons.
Chronic absenteeism in elementary school can have detrimental effects.
City inspectors find unsanitary cafeteria conditions in almost one-third of Harlem public school buildings. Schools aren’t required to tell parents.
Along Roosevelt Avenue, from 74th to 111th Street, the Operation Restore Roosevelt task force has cleared out vendors.
While some consider roaches a nuisance, these insects release proteins in their saliva and droppings that can inflame airways and trigger asthma attacks.
Astoria hosts the largest Greek community outside of Greece, and this cultural influence is reflected in its lively outdoor dining scene.