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New York City Council Honors Hip Hop Pioneers

March 14, 2014|Stephanie Colombini
City Council held a special ceremony at City Hall Wednesday for New York's hip hop legends

It's been about forty years since...

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Morning Brief: March 14

March 14, 2014|Stephanie Colombini
Starting this weekend, New York City gears up to get green.

Here's a guide for what to do for St. Patrick's Day in New York....

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Morning Brief: March 13

March 13, 2014|Stephanie Colombini
Gas explosion in East Harlem rocks New York.

Weather

Cloudy today, with a high of 27.  Low of 19 tonight, with winds as hgh...

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Morning Brief: March 12

March 12, 2014|Stephanie Colombini
The sunshine was great while it lasted...

Weather

Expect rain today, with a high of 56. Tonight it should continue to rain...

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New York City Council Members Demand More Education Funds from the State

March 11, 2014|Stephanie Colombini
City Council members joined public school advocates on the steps of City Hall today asking for an additional $1.9 billion in...
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NYC Department of Education Takes a Stand Against Transgender Discrimination

March 11, 2014|Megan Connor
The DOE announces a new set of guidelines that aim to protect transgender students in the classroom.

The New York City...

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Morning Brief: March 11

March 11, 2014|Stephanie Colombini
Today's bringing a quick glimpse of spring weather.

Weather

Partly sunny today, with a high of 60.  Slight chance of rain...

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Bronxwood Park: A Modern Relic

March 10, 2014|Katie Meyer
A small Norwood neighborhood has changed with the years, but still maintained its Old Bronx spirit.

When you take a left off...

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Morning Brief: March 10

March 10, 2014|Stephanie Colombini
Here's what you need to know for the day.

Weather

High of 48 tomorrow, with slight chances of snow and rain early in the day...

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Strike a Chord: Urban Health

March 08, 2014|George Bodarky
We're focusing in on efforts to improve health in the Bronx.

Urban living comes with a lot of advantages, but it also comes...

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Bill Aims to Fix NYC Potholes in Five Days

March 07, 2014|Megan Connor
Queens City Council Member Constantinides says the city is taking too long to repair city roads.

Winter has taken its toll...

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Strike a Chord: New York City Program Strives to Put End to Adolescent HIV/AIDS Epidemic Through Peer Support

March 07, 2014|Stephanie Kuo
WFUV's Strike a Chord campaign is focusing on urban health.

The "Adolescent Program" building is much less a building, than...

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Morning Brief: March 7th

March 07, 2014|Kris Venezia
The weekend has arrived.

For those looking to grab a bite this weekend, here's some restaurants with quality comfort food. [...

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Strike a Chord: Urban Planners, Architects Find Ways to Get People Moving More in New York City

March 06, 2014|Stephanie Kuo
WFUV's Strike a Chord campaign is focusing on urban health.

It may seem counterintuitive to encourage walking by building...

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Morning Brief: March 6th

March 06, 2014|Kris Venezia
Tensions high as Russian troops stay in Ukraine.

US Secretary of State John Kerry said a solution has not been reached, but...

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Whitney Museum to Open Last Biennial Exhibit at Madison Avenue Location

March 05, 2014|Stephanie Colombini
The 77th Whitney Biennial is going to be a little bittersweet for the Manhattan art museum.

Chief Curator at the Whitney...

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