Skyrocketing real estate prices are pushing budding entrepreneurs to seek alternative office space that helps them participate in New York’s booming technology industry.
New York may be enjoying record low crime rates, but barriers to crime reporting are not following the same positive trend.
Despite the Anti-Defamation League saying that hate crimes rose across the city and state, catching the attention of state senator Brad Hoylman, reaction among rabbis and academics was mostly muted.
Over the past ten years, 25% of all off-off Broadway spaces have been forced to close their doors or relocate several times due to unaffordable rents and city gentrification.
Architects oppose potential state legislation that would abolish a faster building process in the city.
Smoke-free housing efforts by the Manhattan Smoke-Free Partnership target low-income developments like the Robert Fulton Houses, where there are higher rates of asthma, but, change in these neighborhoods may come slowly.
French parents want to expand the French-Language dual language program in public schools in the New York City. With help and lobbying efforts from the French Embassy, non-profit educational organizations and parents who wish to send their children to learn French at public schools, the number of schools offering the program has increased steadily. And the program may soon extend to Chelsea.
As obesity affects almost one-third of the country’s children, school sports teams are passe, city needs more comprehensive physical education programs.
By Zach Brown NEW YORK — The ongoing tally of true-false votes displayed on Steve Lambert’s art exhibit might imply that the numbers mean something to the artist. His Capitalism Works For Me! True/False project has toured the country for more than two years now, allowing people to vote whether or not they believe capitalism benefits […]
The area from West 35th to 42nd streets, and from Seventh to Ninth avenues will remain named the “Garment District” despite several suggestions of alternatives that would better align with changes in the neighborhood. Recently, several fashion industry spaces have been sold or redesigned, transformed from garment production spaces to banks, office space, and apartments. CBRE, the global leader of commercial […]
Skyrocketing real estate prices are pushing budding entrepreneurs to seek alternative office space t…
French parents want to expand the French-Language dual language program in public schools in the New…
Over the past ten years, 25% of all off-off Broadway spaces have been forced to close their doors or…
New York may be enjoying record low crime rates, but barriers to crime reporting are not following t…
Skyrocketing real estate prices are pushing budding entrepreneurs to seek alternative office space t…
