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.
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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.
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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
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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.
The AI debate in schools is asking the wrong question
Before we decide what role AI should play in classrooms, we need to be clear about which “AI” we mean
Trump and Mamdani met. No word on the new green card rule.
What a mayor and a president can agree on is a building, but the press got very little on what’s happening to immigrant neighbors on a new public benefits rule change that could impact green card, visa and entry decisions.
The long, cruel history of the latest attack on immigrants
Trump’s revived “public charge” rule lets officials weigh food stamps and Medicaid in green card decisions. The idea is older than the country.
What to know about postpartum depression and psychosis
A perinatal mental health expert explains the warning signs, treatment options and ways loved ones can offer support.
Mamdani sues feds over rule weighing public benefits in immigration cases
A new federal rule taking effect Friday lets immigration officers weigh Medicaid, SNAP and housing aid when deciding who can get a green card or visa. NYC and New York state filed separate lawsuits to stop it.
Between two languages: Asian immigrant women and youth connect across generations in writing workshop
A KAFSC program paired older immigrant women learning English with Korean American teens reconnecting with their heritage, resulting in a new book.
