A Washington Heights bookstore saved by 800 neighbors now offers free books, bilingual programs, food assistance and community events.
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The mayor's antisemitism plan puts $7.4 million toward security and hate crime prevention but doesn't define antisemitism.
NYC’s childcare and mental health systems often miss families’ diverse needs. Here’s what experts shared at Epicenter NYC’s Care Dividend summit.
As the lot faces foreclosure, the state attorney general moved to protect the remains and the borough president wants the ...