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From New Deal redlining maps that further segregated Black communities, to Yonkers' desegregation battle, Shanequa Benitez aims to show her Yonkers. → Read More
Union Square Travel Agency is the third legal dispensary to open in Manhattan, and the fourth throughout New York state. → Read More
More than two decades ago, Cheryl Brannan was working on maternal health issues for women in Africa. Then she saw disparities at home for Black women. → Read More
The lawsuit is the latest of many legal challenges as police departments across New York have sought to withhold disciplinary files against officers. → Read More
The greenway project will run along 3.1 miles of former rail line through Yonkers. It's a first step toward erasing redlining in the city, lawmakers said. → Read More
New York Attorney General Letitia James' office released tips on protecting yourself amid 'rise' in mail theft. → Read More
The law comes in light of increasing flooding due to the effects of climate change. Gaps still persist with homebuyers, advocates said. → Read More
The plan builds on the state's landmark 2019 climate law, but questions still remain on its cost and how the state moves away from fossil fuels. → Read More
On Dec. 29, Housing Works' dispensary is set to have flower cannabis, edibles, vaporizers and tinctures, cannabis-infused liquids below the tongue. → Read More
As unlikely as it may seem, New York's climate bill mirrors oil-rich Texas and its abortion law. → Read More
The Inspector General found disparities have worsened since 2017. The root causes for the disparities, however, remains unclear. → Read More
New York officials say early data show the ban has reduced contraband. Advocates say it isolates people and doesn't address violence and overdoses. → Read More
The Adult Survivors Act lawsuits filed when the one-year window opens Thursday are expected to include more than 750 from formerly incarcerated women. → Read More
David Imamura joins a wave of Asian Americans getting more involved in politics. → Read More
Replacing David Imamura on NY's Independent Redistricting Commission is another Westchester County resident. → Read More
The issue relates to the U.S. Constitution's rules on regulating interstate commerce. States that have legalized marijuana have faced similar cases. → Read More
In her first victory at the top of the ticket, Kathy Hochul also became the first woman to be elected governor of New York. → Read More
If passed, it would be New York State's first environmental bond act in over 25 years. It comes as the state has experienced severe weather events. → Read More
The freshman member of Congress has emphasized helping Democrats up and down the ballot, but he didn't endorse Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney specifically. → Read More
We looked into Westchester County's plan for the iconic MetroCards used on the Bee-Line and New York City buses and subways. → Read More