As Manhattan Clears Out, South Bronx Suffers: Traffic Rises, Asthma Rates Stay High
Since January the MTA’s congestion pricing plan has reduced traffic, with 80,000 less cars entering the congestion relief zone in Ma...
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As Cuomo’s Campaign Gains Steam, Survivors Ask: Why Is Everyone Forgetting
Former governor Andrew Cuomo’s candidacy for New York City mayor is holding its momentum in the final stretch to the June democratic...
Are farmer’s markets better than supermarkets for the environment in New York City?
We’ve all heard it: when it comes to produce, “Shop Local.” But it’s tough for New Yorkers to get to a farm. So that’s why farmers c...
As the MTA Goes Digital, What Does It Mean for New Yorkers?
NEW YORK, NY – It’s time to say goodbye to one of New York’s most visual icons. The MetroCard will be retired by the end of this yea...
A Vision for New York City Mayoral Forum Full Event
As New York City prepares for its next mayoral election, Columbia Journalism School brought together key candidates for a Mayoral Fo...
Adams’ rivals criticize the move by the Justice Department to drop corruption charges against the mayor
On Monday night, the Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove asked the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York...
Access Restricted on Morningside Campus As Protests Escalate at Columbia
Columbia University Morningside Heights campus is on lockdown after student protesters stormed into Hamilton Hall and occupied the l...
After negotiations failed, Columbia is asking protesters to voluntarily leave the encampment by 2 p.m.
Negotiations between Columbia University officials and students protesting on the West Lawn of campus have ended without an agreemen...
Amid a booing crowd, House Speaker Mike Johnson suggests sending the National Guard to Columbia University campus
Embattled House Speaker Mike Johnson was the latest high-profile elected official to visit Columbia University a week after pro-Pale...
Asylum Case Backlog Leaves Migrants Unable to Provide For Themselves
A record 3 million cases are pending in the United States immigration court. Roughly a third of them are asylum applications. Hiroki...