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Citywide Music Festival Brings Ella Fitzgerald Piano Bar to Streets of Harlem
Today is the longest day of the year and one organization is celebrating with over 1000 free concerts in New York City. The...
NYC Officials Want Citi Bike In All Five Boroughs
New York City officials are calling for the de Blasio administration to expand Citi Bike to all five boroughs.
For New...
Mysterious Islands of NYC
New York City is made up of several islands. The big ones, like Manhattan and Staten Island, need no introduction. Even some...
Protest at Penn Station
Some New York advocacy groups protested Tuesday against Governor Cuomo's plan to have private investors pay for renovations...
American Women, Italian Style
Fordham Conversations Host Robin Shannon talk with Carol Bonomo Albright and Christine Palamidessi Moore about their...
NY Lawmakers Call For 7-Day Visitation at Medium Security Prisons
Several New York lawmakers and advocates are calling for the reinstatement of seven day visitation at medium security...
NYC Lawmaker Aims To Add More Protective Barriers
New York City Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez announced Thursday legislation that would help prevent mass vehicle attacks.
"C...
De Blasio Launches New Program to Beat the Summer Heat
With summer around the corner and temperatures rising in New York City, Mayor Bill de Blasio is launching a program to beat...
Salsa Exhibit Opens at NYC Museum
New York City has a rich musical heritage. The city birthed Doo Wop, Hip Hop, and Punk, but it also gave life to another...
Shakespeare & Pop Culture
Fordham Conversations Host Robin Shannon talks with Fordham Professor Mary Bly about William Shakespeare’s influence on pop...
Here's the Scoop: Ice Cream in NYC
I scream, you scream, we all scream, for ice cream -- especially at this time of year. After all, what better way to keep...
New 9/11 Tribute Museum Opens
The new 9/11 Tribute Museum opened to visitors Tuesday. The space has moved a few blocks away from the original location and...
NJ Lawmakers Fighting to Rid School water of lead
New Jersey lawmakers are ramping up efforts to get lead out of drinking water in schools throughout the state. The push...
Strike A Chord: Keeping Kids in Motion
Many parks around New York City run a program called Kids in Motion. It starts in the spring, and runs through the end of...
NYC Restaurants Ditch the Traditional Brick and Mortar
New York City's home to thousands of sit-down restaurants, but a growing number of eateries won't take walk-ins or...
NYC Lawmakers Call For More Speed Cameras in School Zones
Dozens of people with yellow school crossing signs in hand took to the steps of City Hall where Mayor De Blasio and City...