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Our guest on this edition of Community Dialogues is Kimberly Amazu, an African American mental health counselor who helps...

It’s not always easy to keep up with what’s going on in politics or to cut through the jargon to fully understand your...

To make your voting plan, familiarize yourself with your state’s voting information. Polling hours, registration deadlines...

Will they come back?

Midtown Manhattan, the center of business in New York City, is still looking pretty empty these days...

It’s been six months since New York State took drastic measures, like shutting down non-essential businesses, to help combat...

Sewage treatment plants, major trucking routes, food distribution centers, and highways like the Cross Bronx Expressway, all...

Like many small businesses, Economy Candy, on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, has had to pivot to stay afloat during the...

Faith Farms and Climate is a project that brings farmers together in church halls and basements to talk about how their...

Kids leaving a juvenile detention center can feel hopeless about their future. That’s where the My Next Move program at the...

College athletes will face multiple challenges whenever their seasons restart. Faced with a pandemic, coupled with a long...

[Editor's Note: All month, FUV is celebrating Women's History Month, including with some encore presentations of "Cityscape...

Dr. Shardé M. Davis is co-Founder of Black in the Ivory - a “hashtag turned movement” that amplifies the voices of...

The COVID-19 pandemic has crippled New York City’s street vendors. With foot traffic slowed to a crawl in many neighborhoods...

Our guest today is Melody Jiménez, the founder of No Voice Unheard. Her organization strives to provide a platform to those...

Our guest this week knows a thing or two about second chances. 

When Coss Marte went to prison in 2009, he was faced with not...