Tag Archives: Politics/Government

Unos días antes de Navidad el año pasado, Tamarit Orquídea estaba disfrutando de los exhibidores navideños en las ventanas...

The Marathon Man is back. Amidst a crowd of elated voters and elected officials, Robert Jackson was sworn in as State Senator...

Federal employees are turning to food banks. Gabriel Pedreira, Legislative Director of the American Federation of Government Employees...

New York City finally revealed details of the long-awaited Fair Fares, designed to assist low-income New Yorkers afford mass transit...

It was different in 1996. “A lot of drugs, a lot of rats, a lot of empty stores,” says Maribel Núñez. The co-owner of Albert’s Mofongo House ...

She is looking to be first, again. Armed with a long list of critical issues needing immediate attention, Melissa Mark-Viverito...

The federal government might soon have quite the reading list. With a deadline looming, elected officials and immigration advocates.‎..

La ciudad ha revelado que construirá una estatua de Shirley Chisholm, la primera congresista negra y la primera mujer en buscar la nominación demócrata...

Estarán filosofando sobre las huellas. La Sociedad de Patrimonio y Cultura Dominicana patrocinará una mesa redonda que destacará a los jóvenes dominicanos...

Immigrant advocates and community organizations held a press conference in Foley Square on Tues., Nov. 27th. They gathered immediately after closing arguments...

“This year was a call to action.” Valinn Ranelli spoke while keeping an eye on the television screen as election results come in at Coogan’s Restaurant...

Google is great. When the New York State Council on Women and Girls hosted a recent panel discussion on wage disparities for Latina women...