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Ranked-Choice Voting Is Here, So Be Prepared
The first citywide election with ranked-choice voting is the June primary.
By
Jen Chung
and
Clarisa Diaz
News
Interactive Map Shows Which NYC Schools Had A Recent Coronavirus Case
There are 1,300 school buildings across the city, with about 580,000 expected to attend some form of in-person learning.
By
Jacob Dobkin
and
Clarisa Diaz
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The Push To Turn NYC’s Polluting Peaker Plants Into Publicly-Owned Solar Power
“This should be the last summer we have to stress about our lives being on the line over peaker plants."
By
Clarisa Diaz
News
Map Shows Where NYC Fireworks Complaints Are Exploding This Summer
The city announced a crackdown plan on fireworks suppliers on Tuesday.
By
Sydney Pereira
,
Clarisa Diaz
,
Jen Chung
,
Jacob Dobkin
and
Beth Fertig
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Who Needs Sleep When There's So Many Big FIREWORKS To Blow Up All Night Every Night???
There were 2,092 complaints about fireworks on June 20th alone.
By
Sydney Pereira
,
Clarisa Diaz
,
Jen Chung
and
Jacob Dobkin
News
"Louder, Longer And Crazier": Complaints About Illegal Fireworks Soar In NYC
"Just the sheer cost alone of these productions is suspect. They're about the size of fireworks at a minor league ballpark."
By
Jake Offenhartz
,
Jacob Dobkin
and
Clarisa Diaz
News
Infographic: How Much Of The NYC Subway Is Accessible?
With most subway lines less than 50% accessible and Manhattan-centric, the MTA has a long way to go.
By
Clarisa Diaz
News
Infographic: The 29 Cyclists Who Died In 2019
2019 has been the deadliest year for cyclists since 2000.
By
Clarisa Diaz
and
Emma Whitford
News
Prospect Park Tackles Toxic Algae Blooms With Nature-Based Technology
If successful, the urban park could become a model for others across the country.
By
Clarisa Diaz
Arts & Entertainment
Experience A 16th-Century Indigenous Living Village And Canoe Ride In The Bronx
Reflect on the 16th century by experiencing the traditions of local Native Americans.
By
Clarisa Diaz
News
These New York Birds Are Most Vulnerable To Climate Change
A new study released by the National Audubon Society shows two-thirds of North American bird species are at risk.
By
Clarisa Diaz
Arts & Entertainment
New El Barrio Bait Station Could Be 'A Prototype For Waterfronts Around The City'
The idea to build for a fishing-centric resource was first suggested by local anglers to Friends of the East River Esplanade... 'What you could do is make us a bait station.'
By
Clarisa Diaz
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