New York City Teacher Crowdfunds Class Trip to 'Macbeth'
Forty New York City high school students are going to Alan Cumming's one-man "Macbeth" on Broadway thanks to the kindness of strangers.
Public Radio from Fordham University
Forty New York City high school students are going to Alan Cumming's one-man "Macbeth" on Broadway thanks to the kindness of strangers.
Just across the East River from midtown Manhattan's shimmering skyscrapers sits one of the country's most polluted neighborhoods.
Straddling Brooklyn and Queens, Newtown Creek was fouled by generations of industrial waste - making it a federal Superfund site.
Nearby is an underground oil leak bigger than the spill from the Exxon Valdez tanker in Alaska.
These days, the creek also gets the overflow from the city's sewage system when it rains.
Brooklyn is getting a new theater fit for a King. City officials and developers broke ground today on refurbishing the Loew's Kings Theater in Flatbush.
Some residents in Brooklyn's Coney Island are having a difficult time getting medical treatment.
Buses, taxes and limousines are among the vehicles that are exempt from New York City's gas rationing plan.
An agreement has been reached between the nonprofit Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation and Douglas Steiner. They'll turn an abandoned 19th century naval hospital complex into a $400 million film and technology hub. Steiner owns Steiner Studios in another part of the Navy Yard. It's the largest film and television complex outside Hollywood.
New York City pools will open for the season on June 28th. For one Brooklyn neighborhood, this day has been almost thirty years in the making.
Republican David Storobin has emerged as the winner in a special election in Brooklyn to replace a former state senator who resigned in the wake of a corruption scandal.
New York State Senator Daniel Squadron this week honored Beastie Boys' founder Adam Yauch, who died on May 4th.