via Documented

Wage Theft Plagues the Immigrants of New York’s Horse Racing Industry

Documented found evidence that New York State’s relatively small horse racing industry faces an outsized crisis of stolen wages.

Going to New Lengths: Swimmer Sets Hudson River Record

British swimmer Lewis Pugh leaped into the New York waterway with a mission and a message.
via EPICENTER-NYC

Mott Haven Deadline Nears

Protesters penned in by NYPD have until Aug. 30 to file claims.
via NYCITY NEWS SERVICE

Stranded in Senegal

“This wasn’t a lawful arrest"—New Yorker detained amid protests.

via CRAIN'S CHICAGO BUSINESS

The Persistence of Black Unemployment

Why the recovery stalls for so many in Chicago.
via NYCITY NEWS SERVICE

The Hair of the Doll

Getting to the root of things in Long Island City.

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via NYCITY NEWS SERVICE

Shoreline Cleanup

NYC H2O volunteers clear trash in Canarsie Park.

  • May 19, 2023
via NYCITY NEWS SERVICE

Subway Makeover

Beautify Brooklyn repaints panels above the Newkirk Plaza station.

  • May 19, 2023
via SPECIAL REPORT

What’s in a Name

Queens Street Name Stories: The history behind the signs.

  • May 17, 2023
via 219 WEST

New New Yorkers

Immigrant stories driven by necessity, creativity and passion.

  • May 9, 2023

Special Reports

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Dead Wrong

How deceitful funeral operators take advantage of mourners.

  • April 16, 2023
via SPECIAL REPORT

Hard Lessons

What the school system has learned from the pandemic.

  • December 15, 2022
via SPECIAL REPORT

Sandy’s Long Wake

Ten years after the superstorm, what have we learned?

  • December 8, 2022
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