via Next City
Where the Snow Goes
In this winter of our discontent, New York and other hard-hit cities are facing snow removal challenges.
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via DNAInfo
All Not Aboard on Bus Station
The ongoing George Washington Bridge Bus Station renovation project is littered with broken promises to the community, local leaders charge.
via WNYC
Paper Victory in Wage Cases
Employers have failed to pay tens of millions of dollar to cheated workers, ignoring court orders, labor advocates charge.
via City Limits
Ex-Cons Trapped in Paper Prison
Felons can apply for certificates that show they've been rehabilitated – but the process comes with a big Catch-22.
via City Limits
A Push to Open Adoption Records
A proposed law would grant all adult adoptees born in New York access to their birth records.
via West Side Rag
Runners Chart a Safer Course
Just weeks after the New York City Marathon, runners find themselves on extra alert during the dark days of winter. Some are turning to a self-defense workshop for help.
Snow Big Deal
The Blizzard of 2015 didn't live up to its billing. But the storm presented challenges – and opportunities for winter fun.
via New York Daily News
Bronx Board Fires Manager
Francisco Gonzalez was ousted from Community Board 9 nearly 1½ years after he was fined for using office resources to run the Bronx Puerto Rican Day.