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A bill that protects against free speech-chilling lawsuits by strengthening New York's anti-Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPP) law, was announced on Thursday by a Manhattan state senator in a rainy Times Square this morning.
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A preliminary analysis compiled by the New York City Council shows that Latino city workers make $8,700 less on average a year than their non-Latino counterparts.
Take a self-guided, socially-distant food crawl of Chinatown while helping revitalize the neighborhood's businesses that were affected by the pandemic.
New York state eclipsed another record for COVID-19 testing on Wednesday, when close to 170,000 results were reported, according to Governor Andrew Cuomo.
Six arrested for alleged roles in designer goods heists at JFK Airport
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With spikes in COVID-19 infection rates hitting New Jersey and Connecticut, Governor Andrew Cuomo, while offering support, said tentatively on Tuesday that travel between the three should be avoided if possible.
Acid attack survivor Reshma Qureshi walked the #NYFW runway for Archana Kochhar
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez () rallies the crowd at the : "Last year we br #WomensMarch2019ught the power to the polls and this year we need to make sure that we translate that power into policies"
51 years ago, the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. sent shock waves around the world #MLK
Today's #MeTooRallyNYC will bring together sexual harassment survivors
Traffic alert: The #PuertoRicanDayParade will shut down dozens of streets in Manhattan today.
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