From City Hall and the United Nations to The New York Times and an AFL-CIO regional office, Palestinians and their allies rally and march for an end to Israel’s assault on Gaza.
Building-Service Workers Rally in Midtown for Fair Contract
Standing amid the skyscrapers they clean, building service workers demand that their pandemic sacrifices be rewarded.
The election was supposed to be the first modern New York City general election to allow for non-citizen voting. A Republican Party lawsuit stopped that.
Mutual Aid Groups Meet the Migrant Moment
A city-wide network of mutual aid collectives is providing resources and support for thousands of newly-arrived immigrants.
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…
Once a Homeless Youth, Now a Leader Who’s Changing City Policies
Lyndon Hernandez navigated NYC’s byzantine shelter system for almost a decade before finding stable housing and a career helping other homeless youths.
‘You Can Smell the Poop:’ East Williamsburg Submerged During Widespread City Flooding
All photographs by the author. On the corner of Broadway and Wallabout, a small group in front of Sosa…
Fired Building Cleaners Demand New Owner Restore Their Jobs, Union Benefits
The workers were responsible for cleaning 19 floors and keeping the building at 6 E. 45th St. running.
NYC Stop Cop City Movement Protests Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp’s Arrival at the Plaza Hotel
Three protesters were arrested as the Weelaunee Defense Society NYC decried the actions of the Republican governor — who has harshly punished the Stop Cop City movement in Atlanta — outside an awards ceremony on Wednesday.
Alternatives to Policing: These Unarmed Groups Stop Violence Before it Starts
A profile of two Brooklyn community organizations that run violence-interrupter programs.