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MTA, TWU tackle subway crime
On Jan. 6 police apprehended a man accused of attacking five women in a two-month span at the Morgan Avenue subway station in East Williamsburg.
The deal is done: Hunts Point workers & market owners agree on a new contract
They’ve been essential to keeping the city going. Now, workers at the Hunts Point Produce Market feel essential.
De Blasio & Carranza look to upend the admissions process
COVID gave them an opening to make changes, and the mayor and schools chancellor are taking advantage.
Labor Caucus celebrates arrival with kick-off event
Last week the co-chairs of the recently-formed Labor Caucus in the House of Representatives held a kick-off event led by AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka and American Federation of Teachers (AFT) President Randi Weingarten.
De Blasio expands school COVID ‘situation room’
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is looking to beef up his school coronavirus task force.
Trump signs stimulus bill, but additional $2,000 remains in limbo
The American people celebrated a mini victory at the end of last week...and then that got slapped in the face this week.
Soccer players union aligns itself with CWA
A union representing players in the United Soccer League’s Championship and League One looked for a partner to help boost itself.
Workers want to #MakeAmazonPay
Black Friday and Cyber Monday have passed but Amazon workers want their fair share.
Mayor & chancellor change course, schools will reopen
Facing a mountain of criticism from all sides, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza have changed their minds...again.
Maya Wiley eyes City Hall & family legacy
During her one-on-one with the AmNews, Maya Wiley mapped out even more of her agenda while giving the five boroughs a peak into her bona fides.
