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This year, the New York City Parks Department celebrates 50 years of its Art in the Parks program. The program brings public...

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For people getting out of prison, the road to stability can be a daunting one. When you have a criminal record, it can be...

There's a shakeup at New York City's Housing Authority following reports that the agency wasn't checking apartments for lead...

You've heard of first aid kits, but what about subway delay action kits? WFUV's Megan Pinna has more on how activists are...

A policy brief released Monday gives recommendations to city leaders on how they can better serve the city's transgendered...

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One of the oldest surviving instruments in America is located in a nondescript church in Manhattan's NoLiTa neighborhood. It...

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The Trump administration has rescinded The...

Mayor de Blasio has become the first Democratic mayor in more than 30 years to get re-elected in New York City. He won...

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New York City's population of seniors had increased by almost 20 percent between 2005 and 2015, according to the city...