…York have been protesting outside the offices of New York’s Congressional delegation to inform them that cuts to social programs and the safety net are not acceptable, particularly after Hurricane…
…the first term of the Obama Administration, consensus was reached not only on this fact, but also on how to pay for our independence. Innovative bipartisan public-private-partnerships are the new…
…in Criminal Procedure and Law, Forensic Criminology, Civil Law and Legal Ethics. Tech was ranked 63rd in the nation in U.S. News & World Report’s 2009 “Best High Schools” list….
…when I started subbing on my first Broadway show ‘Footloose,’ which was how I got started in New York theater,” the Mt. Kisco, NY native tells LaborPress. “Joining the union…
…in New York working long hours and earning less than the state-mandated minimum wage of $7.25. “Some of the workers have been working in the industry for 15 years working…
…You should know, ladies and gentlemen, that this is New York, this is New York politics. And this is Senator Rev. Rubén Díaz and this is what you should know….
November 16, 2012 By Marc Bussanich More than two weeks after Hurricane Sandy struck, working families in New Dorp, Oakwood, Prince’s Bay, Dongan Hills and Annadale in Staten Island are…
…to the Bronx. The move has been opposed by NY Lawyers for the Public Interest and Good Jobs New York. South Bronx Unite Has filed a lawsuit on environmental and…
…helping to get New York City back on its feet, and today’s announcement is an extension of this effort,” said Speaker Quinn. “As the city continues to recover, it is…
…cautioned against New York importing wholesale solutions the Dutch have deployed such as sea walls, which might actually contribute to the damage hurricanes cause. “The main focus for New York…
