African Immigrants in New York Organize for Greater Political Voice
As reported by Politico, New York City’s African immigrant population is beginning to assert itself politically, reflecting a broader shift...
Public Defenders Walk Off the Job in Largest NYC Legal Strike
Over 700 attorneys and legal professionals from seven nonprofit legal organizations in New York City are on strike, calling for...
Law Enforcement Unions Expected to Endorse Mayor Adams
A broad alliance of New York City law enforcement unions is expected to endorse Mayor Eric Adams this week, providing...
Heavy Rain Floods New York City and New Jersey, Leaving Damage and Delays
On Monday, July 14th, heavy storms battered the East Coast, dumping record-breaking rainfall that triggered deadly flash floods and widespread...
Study Finds Black Families Face Higher Rates of NYC Child Welfare Investigations
A new report from the Columbia Journal of Race and Law reveals that New York City’s child welfare agency disproportionately...
Philadelphia Workers Return After Tentative Labor Deal Ends Week-Long Strike
Philadelphia’s municipal workers are back on the job after a tentative agreement was reached early Wednesday, July 9th, between the...
NYCHA Confirms $1.2B in Upgrades to 24 Housing Developments Across NYC
On Monday, July 7th, New York State confirmed the completion of a $1.2 billion capital improvement effort across New York...
Norway’s KLP Divests from Oshkosh and ThyssenKrupp Amid Gaza Conflict
Norway's biggest pension fund, KLP, has dropped U.S. company Oshkosh Corporation and Germany’s ThyssenKrupp AG from its investment portfolio, citing...
Supreme Court Limits Nationwide Injunctions in Birthright Citizenship Case
In a 6–3 ruling issued Friday, June 27th, the U.S. Supreme Court significantly narrowed the authority of federal judges to...
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