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NYC EPA Workers Decry Trump Cuts at Lunchtime Walkout

Environmental Protection Agency workers protest in front of the Federal Building in Lower Manhattan against Department of Government Efficiency firings and cuts.

Over 100 Environmental Protection Agency workers and supporters on Tuesday marched at Federal Plaza in Manhattan during their lunch breaks to protest the Trump administration’s cuts to staff and funding. The march, organized by the union AFGE Council 238, came as part of a nationwide day of action for EPA employees, who create and uphold […]

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Prosecutors in Adams Case Disagreed Charges Had Political Motives, Internal Messages Show

Mayor Eric Adams walks out of 500 Pearl street with a furrowed brow in a blue suit and red tie.

Manhattan federal prosecutors worked for weeks behind the scenes to push back on allegations from Mayor Eric Adams’ legal team that former U.S. Attorney Damian Williams had brought corruption charges against Adams for political reasons. Internal emails and texts between Southern District of New York prosecutors disclosed in a Tuesday court filing reveal a tense […]

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CUNY Posts Modified Palestinian Studies Jobs After Gov’s Removal Order

Hunter College community members join a Lower Manhattan protest calling the release of Mahmoud Khalil from immigration detention.

The CITY partners with Open Campus on coverage of the City University of New York. The City University of New York is once again listing two faculty positions at Hunter College focusing on Palestinian Studies but no longer specifically calling for a scholar concerned with “settler colonialism, genocide and apartheid.”  Gov. Kathy Hochul had ordered […]

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Boricuas en Nueva York Bregan con el Español, Pero Su Identidad Va Más Allá del Idioma

Kisha Cedeño es una puertorriqueña nacida y criada en Nueva York, donde desde joven batalló con el estigma de no dominar el español.

Este artículo fue publicado originalmente por el Centro de Periodismo Investigativo. Read it in English here. Kisha Cedeño recuerda que tenía 12 años cuando se sintió avergonzada por primera vez por su falta de dominio del español. Cursaba el sexto grado en la escuela Juan Pablo Duarte en Washington Heights, Nueva York, y en el […]

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LISTEN: Andrew Cuomo Muscles Into Adrienne Adams’ Turf

Mayoral candidates former Governor Andrew Cuomo and Council Speaker Adrianne Adams are seen speaking at podiums in a diptych image.

After eight Black elected officials from Southeast Queens put out a joint statement saying they were endorsing Andrew Cuomo for mayor, three of them said that, actually, they’re not doing that (and, in one case, won’t be ranking Cuomo at all). Guest Jeff Coltin of Politico New York, who broke that story over the weekend, talks […]

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