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New York Religious Leaders Gather At Post-Election Day Interfaith Vigil For Healing Of The World

Tonight, an interfaith coalition of religious leaders from across New York gathered at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in Harlem, NY.

The Mayor’s Op-Ed: Riding On Top Of Trains Takes Lives

Last week in New York City, a young girl died, and another was seriously injured while illegally riding on top of a moving subway train.

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2024 Election Night Watch Party At Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Building Plaza In Harlem

Senator Cordell Cleare will be co-hosting a 2024 Election Night Watch Party at the Adam Clayton Powell Jr. State Office Building Plaza, Harlem, on Election night, from 8:00 PM to 12 midnight.

Mayor Adams Enacts Law To Safeguard Hotel Workers, Guests, Boost Tourism

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today signed legislation to create safer hotels for employees and visitors alike and bolster the city’s tourism industry.

Mayor Adams Declares Drought Watch, Urges New Yorkers To Conserve Water

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Commissioner Rohit T. Aggarwala today issued a citywide drought watch amid a historic lack of precipitation.

Adams Administration Appoints Top Scientists To NYC Climate Change Panel

New York City Chief Climate Officer and New York City Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Rohit T. Aggarwala today announced the appointment of the fifth New York City Panel on Climate Change (NPCC).

As Housing Crisis Becomes More Complex, Manhattan BP Levine Offers Training On Housing To Community Boards

Recently, Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine began offering a first-of-its kind housing financing training to members of Manhattan’s twelve community boards.

Mayor Adams Calls 911 For Subway Surfing, Emphasizes Life-Saving Technology

NYC Mayor Eric Adams, NYC Police Department (NYPD) Interim Commissioner Thomas G. Donlon.

New York’s Largest Community Foundation Invests More Than $11.5 Million In New Grants To 65 Nonprofits

The New York Community Trust, New York’s largest community foundation, today announced more than $11.5 million in new grants to 65 nonprofits addressing New York’s critical challenges.

Harlem’s Literary Oasis: 125th Street Library Reborn

The historic 125th Street Branch in Harlem, NY of the New York Public Library has emerged from its chrysalis.

Left In The Dust: The Failure To Protect New York City Tenants From Lead Dust Hazards During Residential Construction

Today, Lead Dust Free NYC, a tenant-led advocacy group, TakeRoot Justice and the New York City Coalition to End Lead Poisoning (NYCCELP).

The Secret Harbor That Built Harlem: Rediscovering Manhattan’s Forgotten Harlem Cove

Nestled along the Hudson River, Harlem Cove may be all but forgotten today, but its impact on New York City’s growth remains profound.

Adams Administration Secures $2.3 Billion In Federal Infrastructure Grants Since 2022

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today released a new report detailing the unprecedented success of the city’s Federal Infrastructure Funding Task Force in winning grant funding.

Mayor Adams Launches ‘How NYC Moves,’ Data-Driven Plan For Transportation Infrastructure

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today unveiled, “How NYC Moves,” a new report detailing 21-actionable recommendations to better streamline the delivery and completion of major transportation infrastructure projects.