Special Report: Numbers of New York
One way to understand a city is through the numbers. We examine them to show how New York's environment, traffic, gun violence, food prices and tourism marketing affect you.
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Officials Launch Campaign to Shut Youth Prisons
The group's goal is to shut all juvenile prisons in the nation in the next decade.
AudioFiles: Unique New York
On the fourth episode of AudioFiles, we look at some of the unique cultural aspects of New York City.
AudioFiles: TLC
Tender. Loving. Care. On the third episode of AudioFiles this season, we are going to look at how people take care of themselves and others.
AudioFiles: The Future of Food
As the climate warms and the population grows, big changes are coming to what we eat and to food labor.
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End of Line for Youth Football League
Parents' fears of head injuries have hurt participation in the Brooklyn Hurricanes, a football team for young people.
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MoMA PS1 Staffers Press for Higher Pay
Art installers at MoMA PS1 in Queens are demanding parity with staff at the museum's main Manhattan location, where installers are paid more.
Seminary May Divert Housing Funds for Staff and ‘Sandwiches’
Union Theological Seminary pledged $5 million for affordable housing. But critics say an agreement may allocate only $1 million for that purpose.