New York, NY— New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer has launched a campaign to return over $2.5 million in unclaimed prevailing wage awards to workers cheated out of their pay.
New York, NY – New York City has launched its Neighborhood Pillars program to protect current tenants and preserve housing affordability. Non-profit developers will be provided financial assistance to purchase buildings
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Pedro Garcia was 17 when he started working at Sanitation Salvage, the Bronx commercial-trash hauler that closed abruptly last November after it failed to cover up the death
NEW YORK, N.Y.—A State Supreme Court judge extended an injunction Jan. 17 against the state’s congestion-pricing surcharge on taxis and for-hire vehicles, preventing it from going into effect for another
Editor’s Note: This is Part One of a series looking at ongoing efforts to launch a new pre-apprenticeship program based in Queensbridge, Long Island City. New York, NY – Ask
New York, NY – Interfaith leaders and worker advocates rallying outside the Real Estate Board of New York’s 123rd Annual Banquet in Midtown Manhattan, recently, held a moment of silence
NEW YORK, NY – The New York City Housing Authority’s maintenance and construction repair teams will be out across the City on Saturday’s. “Staff continues to complete repairs and assist residents
The Cher Show, at the Neil Simon Theatre, follows the career of singer Cher, a pop icon since the 1960s. Three performers represent her at various stages of her life
New York State will be increasing penalties for wage theft. The Governor’s proposal would raise criminal penalties for employers that intentionally commit wage theft violations. “New York will always stand
New York, NY – In a huge victory for the UFT, both houses of the state Legislature on Jan. 23 voteduft overwhelmingly to end the requirement that state test scores
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