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Healthy eating in the South Bronx
The South Bronx has been dubbed a “food desert,” and three groups are attempting to change that stereotype, but face a battle when even well-laid plans collide with real life.
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NYC’s Generation Z and Gun Control
Local students discuss the Parkland shooting
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Long hours, little pay for city’s taxi drivers
Two taxi drivers committed suicide over the struggle.
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Lyme Disease is spreading in NYC and the culprit may be climate change
For Enrico Bruzzese, Lyme has stolen his daughter Julia’s childhood.
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When AP For All only helps some
New York City’s “AP For All” plan to increase college access may be misguided.
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Living in the Shadow of Dreamers
When she learned she was undocumented and the negativity surrounding it, she started calling herself a Dreamer.
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Heating Woes for Public Housing Residents
New York City Housing Authority residents have not had steady heat all winter.
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Chinatown residents begin a hunger strike to fight for their homes
Two weeks ago, the Department of Housing and Preservation issued a vacate order for the 75 people living at 85 Bowery.
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In life after prison, a former convict finds peace
The shrinking of the city’s prison population has given rise to a different kind of population -- people trying to find their way back into society after spending time behind bars.
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Trump’s tariffs on solar energy may damage fast growing industry
President Donald Trump recently imposed tariffs on imported solar energy panels, causing prices to go up by 30 percent […]