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An infectious disease expert explains what the declaration means for vaccine access, how measles spreads and what to do if you or your child may have been exposed.
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Breaking down NYC’s five 2026 ballot proposals before you vote
The five proposals on the back of your ballot would change how the city handles outdoor dining, bike lanes, building permits, emergency savings and more. Here’s what each would do, and what supporters and critics say.
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Queens Royale turns Queens pride into streetwear
After 34 years in corporate jobs, Adyna K. Pressley launched an apparel brand built around self-worth, empowerment and her vision of the royalty in us all.
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From Elmhurst Hospital patient to pediatric chief resident
As a young patient, Dr. Jessica Ludizaca felt understood by Elmhurst doctors. Now she helps families navigate care, including in Spanish, and trains the next generation of doctors.
Will ICE force Mamdani’s hand on the NYPD?
The shooting of an immigrant by federal agents may make the mayor confront an issue he’s tried to steer clear of.
Jackson Heights gets first community center with funding from city, state and federal officials — and Citi Field casino
The project will bring the neighborhood’s first public pool, but nearly a third of the money comes from the controversial casino developers.
The Supreme Court’s new term – and the talk about reforming the court
The likely decisions of the nation’s highest court will provide fuel to the once-fringe debate over curbing its power.
A ‘mother’s home’ for survivors: Korean American nonprofit marks 37 years
The Korean American Family Service Center celebrated its work and honored community leaders at its recent gala
On antisemitism, Mamdani sidesteps the semantic bait
His new plan puts money into protecting Jewish New Yorkers and stays out of the definition fight his critics want.
The families that childcare systems leave behind
Epicenter NYC’s Care Dividend summit explored what NYC’s childcare and mental health systems miss — and how to fix it.
A Black burial ground became a tow yard. Leaders want Mamdani to buy it.
As the lot faces foreclosure, the state attorney general moved to protect the remains and the borough president wants the city to buy it.
