Posted inLabor
Doorman Strike Is Off as Union Cuts Deal With Luxury Landlords
More than half a million people live in buildings that were threatened by a walkout of doormen and porters.
Alex Krales
Posted inParks
Hudson River Park Ending Decades-Long Parking Contract with ICE
The contract with the publicly-owned corporation that allows ICE to park vehicles on Pier 40 won’t be renewed when it expires at the end of June.
Posted inManhattan
NYPD Arrest More Than a Dozen Protesting Homeland Security Agents in Tense Confrontation
Dozens of masked federal agents were gathered inside a parking lot when a group of protesters got word of their presence. The NYPD helped clear a path for the agents to leave the area.
Posted inImmigration
Five Months of Fear, Fury and Heartbreak at 26 Federal Plaza
As masked agents arrested immigrants in and around immigration courts, The City has been there to document what's happening.
Posted inEconomy
Credit Card Debt Spikes in NYC as Working Families Feel Post-Pandemic Pinch
Wages in New York haven’t kept up with inflation, and the COVID-era relief programs that helped low-income New Yorkers have dried up.
Posted inCity Hall, City Life
City Libraries Eliminated Late Fees Three Years Ago — How Has it Gone?
Librarians across the five boroughs say the policy is encouraging more book worms.