A Clean City For All
Mayor Zohran Mamdani may have the momentum to finally push forward a “Trash Revolution” that stalled under past administrations.
The Indypendent
Infrastructure
Paseo Park, a 26-block long, car-free avenue in Jackson Heights, is just the beginning, say advocates.
Young and Old March Together Against the Gov. Hochul and the Williams-NESE Pipeline
The governor’s reversal of her previous opposition to the pipeline has outraged environmentalists.
Some Republican Leaders Are Looking for Ways to Slash Social Security
A financial lifeline for tens of millions of Americans is at risk of being privatized by the incoming Trump administration.
The rally was part of a larger campaign to get a reluctant governor to take bold action.
Four City Workers Describe How Budget Cuts Impact the Public Services They Provide
We hear from anonymous workers at the Parks Department, Health + Hospitals, Housing, and the mayor’s office.
Death By a Thousand Cuts: Community Leaders Unite to Save Stronghold of Brooklyn Healthcare
Central Brooklyn is once again fighting to prevent the closure of SUNY Downstate Hospital.
CUNY Faculty Firings Spark Outrage
Blueprint for austerity? A mass firing at Queens College could be a sign of things to come at the City University of New York.
End NYU and Columbia’s Property Tax Exemption and Give CUNY the Funds It Needs to Thrive
Budget cuts threaten the basic functioning of CUNY’s 25 colleges.
Mexico in the Middle: US Moves to ‘Externalize’ Border Crisis Instead of Addressing Its Root Causes
MEXICO CITY — The general reaction to Mayor Eric Adams’ visit to Mexico, especially from actual migrants in the…