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The Schomburg Center has suspended all programming and events at our location through March 31. Photo: Facebook The Schomberg Center for Research in Black Culture released the following…
Attorney General James: “We will continue to go after any company that attempts to deceive the public, especially during this public health crisis.” Photo: Facebook New York Attorney…
The proposed rule would require owners and/or managing agents of certain new residential multiple dwellings to install a waste containerization system for the management of waste. Photo: YouTube…
The Department of Education will completely disinfect the building, and it will be closed for an initial 24-hour period. Photo: YouTube Today, New York City Mayor Bill de…
City Council Speaker Johnson: "I have been speaking to leading public health care experts and I believe that we are now at a point where it is necessary…
The coalition will hold a press conference Wednesday, March 11 to discuss the impact of U.S. sanctions on global health care and the battle against the Coronavirus, and…
Attorney General James: “On my watch, we will not tolerate schemes or frauds designed to turn large profits by exploiting people’s health concerns.” Photo: YouTube According to New…
This event is geared toward educating the Black community on the importance of not only filling out the Census, but most importantly the significance of checking Black. Photo:…
The Public Advocate identified six revenue-raising measures which together could net $20 Billion in new revenue statewide and protect healthcare funding at a crucial time when the state…
Claudette Colvin was one of four plaintiffs, namely Aurelia Browder, Susie McDonald and Mary Louise Smith, who filed a lawsuit against segregated bus seating...The case was successful, thus…
