“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.
The Indypendent
Elsie Carson-Holt
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.
New Work Requirements For SNAP Benefits: New Yorkers Will “Fall Through The Cracks”
The New York City Human Rights Administration says that 231,600 people in New York City will be impacted by the new work requirements.
Extra! Extra! High School Journalism Makes a Comeback
Only 1% of NYC journalism students have access to student journalism in their school. Youth Journalism Coalition is fighting to change this.
Deliveristas Rally for Deactivation Protections at City Hall
The threat of instantly losing their job at any moment for not going fast enough forces deliveristas to put themselves and pedestrians at risk, advocates say.
When S, a faculty member at Brooklyn College opened an email from HR in June, the last thing she…
In the Heart of the “Commie Corridor”
Meet the City’s Most Pro-Zohran Neighborhood.
Add Up Your Savings Under Mayor Mamdani
Eric Thor’s new web app shows you how much you could save on rent, bus fare, and child care if Zohran Mamdani wins the November mayoral election.
Montreal Musician Promotes Ties between Art and Activism During NYC Visit
In his presentation, Stefan Christoff described how radical artists in Montreal have supported struggles for labor rights, Palestinian solidarity, climate justice and indigenous sovereignty.