By Joe Maniscalco

New York City retiree Harry Weiner spent just over 30 years working for the New York City Housing Authority before retiring back in 2008. After about a decade working out of 250 Broadway at the start of his career, Weiner decided to take a field assignment at the Elliott-Chelsea Houses on W.26th Street in Manhattan as a Housing Assistant.

By Bob Hennelly

President Trump is headed to the Mid-East to take a global victory lap for brokering a ceasefire in what devolved into a genocide against the Palestinian people after Hamas's Oct 7, terrorist attack on the Nova music festival in which some 1,200 people were killed.

By Steve Wishnia

Almost a year after a judge told the state Department of Labor that it had wrongly closed hundreds of wage-theft investigations, home health attendants and supporters demanded that it enforce the law in a demonstration outside its downtown Brooklyn office Oct. 8.

By Bob Hennelly

On this episode of “We Decide: America at the Crossroads with Jenna Flanagan, we look at the federal government shutdown as it enters its first full week.

By Joe Maniscalco

New York City Council Member Erik Bottcher likes to portray himself as a stalwart advocate for tenants rights, but he’s failing to uphold that image in Chelsea where elderly NYCHA residents continue to be subjected to an ongoing campaign of fear and intimidation that supporters call nothing less than “horrific.”

By Joe Maniscalco

The new health plan for all active New York City municipal workers is moving ahead this week without the benefit of a public hearing that would’ve been mandatory had a quick rule change made back in May not been implemented.