Catskills Get Water To New York City For 100 Years
July 24, 2017|Natalie Migliore
Monday marks the one hundredth year the Catskill Mountains have been providing New York City with its water.
New UN Report Shows Slow but Steady Progress in Tobacco Control
July 24, 2017|Andrew Seger
Tobacco use is down worldwide, but experts still say it is an epidemic. Here's how the issue affects New Yorkers.
Montauk Fisherman Look Back On Miraculous Rescue
July 24, 2017|Andrew Seger
When John Aldridge fell off his commercial fishing boat 40 miles from the eastern tip of Long Island, he did not expect to...
Health Center that Provides Free Coverage to Union Workers Opens in Brooklyn
July 20, 2017|Diana Nelson
A new clinic coming to Brooklyn will offer free healthcare to thousands of union workers. WFUV's Diana Nelson has more.
AirBnB Wants De Blasio's Administration To Lay Off
July 19, 2017|Natalie Migliore
New York City AirBnB hosts say de Blasio's administration is making it harder for them to rent out their homes.
It's Not You, It's Me: The Museum of Broken Relationships Comes to NYC
July 19, 2017|Rowan Hornbeck
A soundtrack of breakup hits plays. A crowd gathers, sharing stories about their own broken hearts. It's the EX-hibition --...
The Structure of Design
July 19, 2017|George Bodarky
You might not be familiar with his name, but you may have marveled at one of the many projects he’s been involved with...
Brooklyn Official Wants To Prevent Wrongful Convictions.
July 18, 2017|Natalie Migliore
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams said Tuesday that wrongful convictions happen too often in Brooklyn. He wants the...
What's Love Got To Do With It?
July 18, 2017|Robin Shannon
Fordham Conversations Host Chris Williams is exploring the phenomenon of Love through scientific, literary, and...
Public Advocate Reports on NYC Financial Health
July 17, 2017|Andrew Seger
A new report from Public Advocate Letitia James says New York City is in a financial health crisis.