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Governor Murphy Pledges to Protect NJ Water, Bucks Trump Plan
New Jersey is striking back against the Trump administration's plan to prohibit offshore drilling in New Jersey waters up to...
New Exoplanet Hunter launches
New York City is Supporting Women in the Entertainment Industries
NYC Residents Want Tougher Helicopter Regulations
New York City residents called for tougher helicopter regulations on Wednesday.
NYC Helicopter Tour Regulations Change
Helicopters carrying tourists will no longer be allowed to fly without doors. This announcement from the Economic...
What to Watch in New York's Special Elections
New Yorkers will head to the polls on Tuesday, April 24, in select districts across the state to vote in the special...
FEMA Evicts Thousands of Puerto Rican Evacuees
Thousands of Puerto Ricans displaced from Hurricane Maria and living in hotels are being evicted by FEMA.
Shedding a Light on Developmental Conditions and Disabilities
Moroccans with Disabilities: Cook Up New Careers
WFUV’s Andrew Seger traveled to Morocco to look into the issue of disability...
The New Abolitionists
NYC Lawmakers Want AEDs for Youth Softball Teams
The weather may say otherwise, but spring is here. And that means the start of the little league season. Some New York City...
The Pros and Cons of Membership
Whether you're a member of a social club, or a member of a community, there are pros and cons to membership.
Fordham...
Governor Cuomo Announces $18 Million to Fight MS-13
Governor Cuomo says locking up young people is not the solution to MS-13's grip on Long Island. He hopes to cut off its...
The Fair Fares Program Could Go Underway
A chorus of advocates and lawmakers are fighting to reduce metro fares for low income New Yorkers.
Save America's Clocks
When it comes to the most famous clocks in the world, the one at Elizabeth Tower in London, commonly referred to as “Big Ben...
Westchester to "Ban the Box"
Westchester County Executive George Latimer is making it easier for those with convictions to get jobs.
CT Governor Announces Record-High Graduation Rates
Connecticut has announced increased graduation rates for the seventh year in a row.