She’s young, she’s Latina, and she’s socialist. Now she just needs to win the Democratic primary.

The mayor is spending another $300 million on ferries over five years, but who benefits?

Brooklyn residents say despite reforms, police still target people of color: “How we look is the weapon”

More than 100,000 youth, parents, teachers, and Beatles march in New York to end gun violence

FEMA aid is running out for families fleeing the devastation left by Hurricane Maria

Mohammed Monir Hassan was detained days after his diagnosis, likely thanks to a single 12-year-old arrest

Strippers, sex workers, and allies march against workplace discrimination

Look no further than New York’s legacy of workfare

Funeral for civil rights activist who died at 27 in December of an asthma-related heart attack draws vows to keep up the fight

As Trump threatens $193 billion in food aid cuts, advocates try to hold people’s attention beyond the holiday charity season