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Guns recovered from a February 2023 gang bust.

Guest Perspective

Prevention based programs are the path to public safety under Mayor Adams

By Keith Howard & AT Mitchell

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Op-ed | Protecting our youth from flavored vapes

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AMNY

Op-Ed | Keeping our communities safe: One young person at a time

The Louis Armstrong Center in Queens.

Guest Perspective

This CUNY addition is music to my ears

By Félix V. Matos Rodríguez

New York City Transit President Richard Davey speaks at the Pokey and Schleppie Awards in Manhattan on Aug. 8, 2022.

Guest Perspective

Op-ed | Busy summer for NYC Transit as they make subways ‘faster, cleaner, safer’

By Richard Davey

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AMNY

Op-Ed | New York City’s budget: Investing in working families and New Yorkers in need

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Guest Perspective

Op-ed | Making mental health a priority for victims of violent crime

By Kilsy I. Hildago

Guest Perspective

Community Op Ed: Risky business kills — we can stop it

By Mayor Eric Adams

City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams.

Guest Perspective

Op-ed | The importance of finding funding for CUNY, an engine of opportunity

By Adrienne Adams

Mayor Eric Adams.

Guest Perspective

Op-Ed: Summer Streets is coming to all five boroughs

By Mayor Eric Adams

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Guest Perspective

Op-ed | The double-edged sword of pandemic-driven technological acceleration

By State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli

The announcement comes after months of lobbying by MTA Chair Janno Lieber, who had warned the MTA was teetering on a “fiscal cliff.”

Guest Perspective

Op-ed | Transit rebound and diversity are matters of Pride for MTA

By Janno Lieber,chair and CEO of the MTA

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Guest Perspective

Juneteenth and the endurance of Black joy

By Sa’uda Dunlap

Advocates and pols gathered outside City Hall on March 27, 2023 to demand more funding for Right to Counsel.

Guest Perspective

Op-ed | Housing as a human right begins with Right to Counsel

By Shaun Abreu & Shekar Krishnan

Haiti

Haiti’s Crisis: Rampant violence and human rights abuses plague the nation, particularly impacting children and religious freedom

By Asnel Valcin, PsyD, BCCC, executive president AMI Haiti

Graduates of CUNY.

Guest Perspective

A college degree is still key; 50K CUNY grads are about to prove it

By Félix V. Matos Rodríguez

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apartment houses in Brooklyn that could be impacted by real estate sales

City Council weighs new legislation on nonprofit home ownership that could end up delaying real estate closing

Mayhem erupted outside of a Chinatown parking garage on Saturday after protesters learned of a massive ICE presence inside.

Mayhem on Canal Street: Protesters clash with ICE, NYPD over apparent massive enforcement operation