Gap Inc. is the latest to drop criticized on-call scheduling
Gap Inc. announced it will phase out a controversial scheduling practice which critics say left workers with volatile work hours and unreliable paychecks.
Scientists to Central Park carriage foes: Hold your horses
California scientists have partnered with Manhattan’s largest horse-carriage stable to see if they can prove that New York’s horses are happy right where they are — working in Central Park—and not retired, as the Mayor has proposed.
Following crime and mayhem, facing barriers to reporting
New York may be enjoying record low crime rates, but barriers to crime reporting are not following the same positive trend.
Anti-gay assaults rise in 2013
Reports of anti-gay attacks in New York have already surpassed 2012 figures, a trend that prompted a state senator to review the State Hate Crime Law.
Affordable housing not affordable enough for some seniors
Seniors find it difficult to meet the income quotas required to secure an apartment in a proposed affordable housing development .
Porno stores dwindle in Midtown
Adult video stores are moving away from an area once known for having the highest concentration of x-rated venues in New York, as the city continues putting pressure on this industry.
Election Night in New York City
Follow The Midtown Gazette on Storify to see our election night coverage, updated throughout the evening.
