Reading List
The most recent articles from a list of feeds I subscribe to.
Indoor Ban Shuts Down Soup Kitchen at Downtown Manhattan Church
After more than 50 years in operation, the soup kitchen at The Parish of Calvary-St.George’s in Stuytown is shutting down due to a disagreement over allowing patrons to dine inside or use the restrooms in the church facility. St. George’s Common Table on East 16th Street and 3rd Avenue served hot meals to an average […]
The post Indoor Ban Shuts Down Soup Kitchen at Downtown Manhattan Church appeared first on THE CITY - NYC News.
Council Proposes Due Process for Food Delivery Firings
José Valdez worked doing deliveries for Grubhub for more than four years, zipping on his e-bike across lower Manhattan — accruing, he said, stellar customer ratings. He’d never received a complaint in his time working for the app, his main source of income. But last week, he said, his account was locked out of his […]
The post Council Proposes Due Process for Food Delivery Firings appeared first on THE CITY - NYC News.
Eric Adams Advocate Fired from City Job After Posts Critical of Charlie Kirk
A longtime community advocate employed in the administration of Mayor Eric Adams was fired on Thursday after he posted critical remarks about right-wing activist Charlie Kirk a day following Kirk’s fatal shooting in Utah on Wednesday. On his Facebook account, Tony Herbert reposted a meme that said: “CHARLIE KIRK SPENT HIS ENTIRE LIFE DISPARAGING IMMIGRANTS, […]
The post Eric Adams Advocate Fired from City Job After Posts Critical of Charlie Kirk appeared first on THE CITY - NYC News.
Police Oversight Agency Cites Excessive Force in Killing of Queens Teen
The city’s police watchdog group has recommended a slew of misconduct charges against two cops who shot a 19-year-old to death inside his Queens home last year, a case that sparked widespread outrage and scrutiny of the NYPD response to mental health calls. The Civilian Complaint Review Board on Wednesday concluded Officers Salvatore Alongi and […]
The post Police Oversight Agency Cites Excessive Force in Killing of Queens Teen appeared first on THE CITY - NYC News.
Detainee Accused of Tren de Aragua Affiliation Starts Hunger Strike
A Venezuelan man from The Bronx told THE CITY that he has begun a hunger strike to protest that immigration authorities have jailed him for more than seven months, despite multiple court rulings ordering his release. Several judges have pointedly rejected government claims that the man, whom THE CITY will identify as Jose H., due […]
The post Detainee Accused of Tren de Aragua Affiliation Starts Hunger Strike appeared first on THE CITY - NYC News.