'Dangerous precedent' — Mayor caves to wealthy Manhattanites in shelter-hotel fight, critics say
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Critics say the move sets the precedent that wealthy Manhattanites will get their way if they complain loudly enough.
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In bid for comptroller, Weprin calls on city to resume indoor dining
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“We must at this point, prioritize both a sensible economic reopening and public health.”
Read MoreFood donations surge following Rockaway Beach fridge theft
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“Rockaway Mutual Aid has been touched by the overwhelming support the community has shown in the aftermath of the fridge’s removal.”
Read MoreCommunity rallies to save Elmhurst home, longtime hub of Polish culture
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The house belonged to Walentyna Janta-Połczyńska, who exposed the Holocaust by translating Polish documents into English.
Read MoreNonprofit Talk: Making history come to life at Jamaica’s King Manor
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Kelsey Brow is executive director at the King Manor.
Read More100 years later, the 19th Amendment matters now more than ever
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Soma Syed is a civil and criminal law attorney and a community activist.
Read MoreNYC’s tax lien sale postponed, giving some Queens homeowners room for relief
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An executive order from Gov. Andrew Cuomo postpones the sale until Oct. 4
Read MoreStringer outlines opposition to Astoria power plant project in letter to state
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“This proposal, just as any further expansion of fossil fuel infrastructure, is incompatible with our climate goals.”
Read MoreOzone Park high school teacher vies for Queens Council seat
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Singh is prioritizing schools and education in her bid to represent District 32.
Read MoreQueens malls will reopen at half capacity Sept. 9
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Staff and shoppers will be required to wear a mask and indoor dining is prohibited.
Read MoreTo younger fans, Tom Seaver proved the Mets really could be Amazin'
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The best pitcher in New York City history was a Met.
Read MoreFar Rockaway builder earns Worker of the Month recognition
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Building Skills New York named Kenya Hayward as their August Worker of the Month.
Read MoreDe Blasio says sex workers should not be arrested
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“To the question of whether sex workers should be arrested, my broad answer is no.”
Read MoreIn-person classes will resume Sept. 21, after NYC reaches deal with labor unions
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Teachers will report to buildings on Sept. 8 and will train for remote and in-person learning.
Read MoreLetter: Congress must step in to fix the unemployment and rental crises
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Áine Duggan is president and CEO of The Partnership for the Homeless.
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