The Indypendent
Elsie Carson-Holt
On the Move: Inside the City’s Ambitious Plan to Improve the Bus Service
The roughly one million New Yorkers who ride the bus daily may be looking at a faster (though not yet free) ride.
LittlePuss Press Celebrates Trans Community, Indie Publishing Ethos
Founded during the COVID pandemic, the press, which publishes trans writers, values the community art creates as much as the art itself
Protest Buffer Zone Legislation Faces Hail of Criticism After City Council Passage
The legislation, passed by the city council last week, comes after pro-Palestine protestors demonstrated against the illegal sale of Palestinian land at synagogues
Meet the Antiwar Tech Workers Organizing Against Their Employers
The members of No Tech For Apartheid (NOTA) advocate for their companies (mainly Google and Amazon) to divest from Israel, ICE, and military contracts.
AI in the Hospital: Striking Nurses Grapple With Fast-Changing Tech
How important is human connection in medical care?
Hudson Valley Rallies Against ICE
The feds want to turn a warehouse in Chester, New York into a 1500 person detention center. Hudson Valley says no.
“A Breath of Fresh Air”: Eight New Yorkers on the Mamdani Inauguration
In freezing temperatures, supporters of Zohran Mamdani flocked to Lower Manhattan to celebrate the City’s new mayor.
From Summer Intern to Associate Editor: My Journey at The Indy Continues
Since returning to work at The Indypendent, I have written the cover story for the paper’s 300th issue, recruited and developed new writers and have become adept at managing the website.
“Evict the Landlord!” Say Pinnacle Tenants
Rent stabilized tenants in Pinnacle Buildings call on NYC to seize 93 buildings from slumlord before they go to auction.