Parents, Teachers Push Pause on AI Rollout in Schools
The demand for a moratorium gained more traction as the city’s Dept. of Education’s released its guidance on the use of AI in March, followed by a 45-day feedback period that has since ended.
The demand for a moratorium gained more traction as the city’s Dept. of Education’s released its guidance on the use of AI in March, followed by a 45-day feedback period that has since ended.

Prediction Markets Highlight Overlap Between Financial Trading and Gambling
Problem gambling treatment professionals and the New York Gaming Commission argue prediction markets should be regulated as gambling, not as financial markets.

Home Care Workers Announce Hunger Strike After Another City Council Delay On No More 24 Legislation
Council Speaker Julie Menin promised to workers that she would submit the bill to be voted on in April

NYCHA Residents Frustrated With Mamdani’s Support for Privatization Program
Mamdani’s preliminary budget for the 2027 fiscal year includes a $662 million investment in Section 8 conversions of public housing

Residents at Chelsea NYCHA building dig in against demolition plan.

Residents at 567 St. John’s Place Savor Partial Victories, Demand More.

Chelsea NYCHA Residents Dig In Against City’s Demolition Plans
Tenants don’t trust city’s plans to demolish, rebuild their long-time homes in wealthy Manhattan neighborhood.