Listen to article • 0:00 minMayor Cherelle L. Parker is asking for $190 million for the Philadelphia Office of Clean and Green Initiatives to pay for higher sanitation labor costs,…
Southern California military veterans seeking a college education for themselves or their families are provided a well-rounded program of support at Santiago Canyon College, which has won recognition as one…
Listen to article • 0:00 minNEW YORK — On a recent weeknight, three tenants of an aging Bronx building were trading apartment horror stories inside a packed ballroom lined with…
The Woman’s Club of Orange will host its annual spring Festival of Flowers on April 11, and all amateur gardeners are invited to participate. This special event is an opportunity…
Crime remains a top concern for Americans. Yes, murder rates have come down from their pandemic-era highs — but they are still far above where they should be. At the…
Listen to article • 0:00 minJUBA, South Sudan — Gunmen killed more than 70 people in South Sudan over a gold mining row on the outskirts of the capital over…
There was a time when married women were formally addressed by their husband’s name, as “Mrs. John Smith,” for example. Women couldn’t get credit, or mortgages, or even dinner reservations…
Mayor Mamdani has once wisely again overruled Candidate Mamdani, reversing a brash and reckless campaign promise with the sober reality of governing, this one on the CityFHEPS housing voucher program.…
The New York City Rent Guidelines Board will hold the first public hearing today in its annual deliberation over whether to authorize an “adjustment” in rents for the city’s one…
New York City public schools released long-awaited artificial intelligence guidance on Tuesday that encourages teachers to “explore” using the new technology in lesson and unit planning and drafting communications —…
