…opportunity to create a world with less cancer and more birthdays. Are you willing to join in the fight against cancer for a healthier tomorrow? The American Cancer Society’s Epidemiology…
…before the City Council’s Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Intergroup Relations. The unions are introducing city legislation to allocate 2.5% of existing citywide property tax assessments for dedicated,…
…hard working clerks, motor vehicle operators and maintenance workers in Manhattan and the Bronx who serve millions of New Yorkers every day and keep our city running smoothly”, said Yetta….
…decided shift in the voters’ overall mood. While the “right direction” number is not good news for the President, about half of voters (49%) are optimistic about the future of…
…benefits,” concluded President Figueroa. “New York City is a world class city. We attract tens of millions of tourists and visitors from around the world. Our communities and the workers…
February 27, 2013 By Alex Beauchamp, Northeast Region Director Food & Water Watch abeauchamp@fwwatch.org I have great news. The Cuomo administration hasmissed a key fracking deadline, guaranteeing that we’ll keep…
…and Arch two of the world’s biggest coal operators, with gigantic western and international operations. Half a decade ago, the two companies bundled their remaining deep-shaft operations, their retiree obligations…
…state’s undemocratic and arbitrary cap should be welcome news to students, parents and the general public whose rights and local control have been taken away under its provisions. New York’s…
…the need to protect the city’s business community. “If we are going to maintain our top spot as the destination for finance, entrepreneurs and world class talent, we have to…
…Hoffa, general president, International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Sean McGarvey, president Building Trades Construction Department, AFL-CIO and others. LaborPress columnist Sal Armao, Managing Partner of Armao Costa & Ricciardi, CPAs, P.C.,…
