NEW YORK, NY—New York City has financed more than 24,536 affordable homes in 2017. Nearly half of those homes – 48 percent – serve people making less than $33,400 per
Robert O’Hara’s new play Mankind, at Playwrights Horizons, is the story of a society where women are extinct; when you enter the theatre, you hear the voices of Michelle Obama
New York, NY – Despite 10 months on strike and tough-talking rhetoric from New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo and others — telecom giant Charter/Spectrum refuses to back off on
A group of five people were trapped underneath fallen scaffolding in SoHo Manhattan in December after heavy winds caused the scaffolding to collapse said New York City officials.
BRONX, NY – Warehouse workers, drivers, and other members of Teamsters Local 202 at Hunts Point Produce Market voted unanimously on Saturday January 13th, to reject management’s contract offer and
New York, NY – Hundreds of labor union members teamed up with elected officials in Times Square on Martin Luther King Day this week, to publicly denounce the “racist-in-chief” and
New York NY – NYC Council Members Jumaane Williams [D-45th District] and Ydanis Rodriguez [D-10th District] joined members of the Judson Memorial Church on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day to
New York, NY – For the first time ever, LaborPress is honoring the outstanding graduating apprentices in New York City. Unions in the Big Apple are encouraged to participate.
Today, we commemorate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. King preached love, justice, and service, and stood up in the face of adversity to fight
Fifty years ago this year, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stood up for striking sanitation workers in Memphis before an assassin struck him down. “The Memphis sanitation workers’ strike is
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