NYC immigrants want safer, better-paying work. A major hurdle: building digital skills.
Gothamist, by Karen Yi, August 26, 2025

This Flushing park is New York City’s most overlooked green space, says new report
Time Out, by Laura Ratliff, August 26, 2025

New report describes Flushing Meadows Corona Park as most ‘overlooked’ park in the city
QNS, by Shane O’Brien, August 22, 2025

A Park That Floods Every Time It Rains
The New York Times, by James Barron, August 21, 2025

The number of older New Yorkers is at a record high. Many struggle to get enough to eat.
Healthbeat, by Eliza Fawcett, August 20, 2025

Op-ed: How higher education drives New York’s tech expansion
Crain's New York Business, by Julie Samuels, August 19, 2025

It’s 2025, but a quarter of Bronx families don’t have broadband internet at home
WNYC Morning Edition, by Karen Yi, August 19, 2025

Digging into the biggest broadband barriers in the Bronx
The Divide, by Nicole Ferraro, August 18, 2025

It’s 2025, but a quarter of Bronx families don’t have broadband internet at home
Gothamist, by Karen Yi, August 18, 2025

Federal cuts, rising costs leave senior programs at risk
The Post Star, by Gail Hoffer-Loibl, August 16, 2025

Center for an Urban Future report says NYS ranks 37th nationally in access to computer education
Newsday, August 14, 2025

Does Earning $142,000 in New York City Make You Rich?
The New York Times, by Eliza Shapiro, August 14, 2025

Report: N.Y. lagging in computer education
Spectrum News NY1, by Rocco Vertuccio, August 11, 2025

Report finds New York students lacking computer science education
CBS News, August 07, 2025

Tech jobs surge while NY schools lag behind
FingerLakes1, August 05, 2025

Tech boom outpaces New York schools’ computer science education: Report
News 10 ABC, by Johan Sheridan, August 04, 2025

At half of local high schools, students can’t take a computer science course
Times Union, by Kathleen Moore, August 03, 2025

NYPL and Nos Quedamos tackle the Bronx’s digital divide with free wifi to nearby buildings
Bronx Times, by Sadie Brown, July 29, 2025

NYC Mayor Announces Program to Deliver Free and Low-Cost Wi-Fi to Low-Income Residents
Broadband Breakfast, by Jennifer Michel, July 25, 2025

NYC To Launch Minority Business Accelerator Inspired By The Center For An Urban Future’s Research
Harlem World Magazine, July 24, 2025

Thoughts on Reliable Internet Access in The Bronx in Wake of Recent CUF Report
Norwood News, by David Greene, July 24, 2025

Mayor Adams, HPD, NYPL Announce new Program to Deliver Free and Low-Cost Wi-Fi
Office of NYC Mayor Eric Adams, July 23, 2025

City Pilot Aims to Bring Free Wi-Fi to Thousands of Low-Income Households
The City, by Katie Honan, July 23, 2025

Free Tuition, Books, Supplies For Adult Learners And New Accelerator Support In NYC Budget Boost
Harlem World Magazine, July 17, 2025

Bronx seniors face highest poverty rate in New York State, according to study
CBS News, by Erica Lunsford, July 16, 2025

Overcoming The Bronx’s Digital Divide
The Bronx Daily, July 14, 2025

Bronx Lags in Digital Access and Education, Report Finds
The City, by Jonathan Custodio, July 08, 2025

AARP NY Opposes NYSEG and RG&E’s $800 Million Rate Hike Proposal
AARP States, July 04, 2025

Mather Hospital to open $78M emergency department in Port Jefferson
Long Island Business News, by Adina Genn, June 27, 2025

Report: NY seniors lack stable retirement income
FingerLakes1, by Edwin Viera, June 25, 2025

Daily Audio Newscast Afternoon Update - June 25, 2025
Kiowa County Press, June 25, 2025

New York’s mayoral candidates differ drastically on improving the city’s quality of life
Monocle, by David Kaufman, June 23, 2025

Coffee shops proliferate even as prices perk up
Crain's New York, by Aaron Elstein, June 19, 2025

Symposium spotlights bold ideas to address Brooklyn’s affordability crisis and economic gaps
Brooklyn Paper, by Megan McGibney, June 09, 2025

Brooklyn Pitches Ideas For Progress
BK Reader, by Asar John, June 04, 2025

New report shows NYC’s tech sector is booming
Spectrum News NY1, by Rocco Vertuccio, June 02, 2025

Retirement Events Will Address Key Questions
AARP, by Mary Dieter, June 01, 2025

What’s New in Digital Equity: FCC Commissioner Steps Down
GovTech, by Julia Edinger, May 29, 2025

Lower Manhattan Is Having a Senior Moment
The Broadsheet, May 28, 2025

Editorial: Unleashing AI innovation to solve the city’s biggest public challenges
Crain's New York Business , May 23, 2025

After a pandemic downturn, U.S. cities are growing again. That’s good news for this economy.
Marketplace, by Daniel Ackerman, May 22, 2025

Poverty among older New Yorkers reaches record high: report
PIX11, by Cory McGinnis, May 21, 2025

Poverty among Queens seniors surges nearly 50% over the past decade: Report
QNS, by Ethan Marshall, May 21, 2025

City’s tech jobs are growing four times faster than rest of economy, report finds
Crain's New York Business, by Jack Grieve, May 19, 2025

Gary Axelbank is The “People’s Choice” for Bronx Week 2025
Norwood News, by Ariel Pacheco & Síle Moloney, May 16, 2025

Report finds surge in city seniors living in poverty
Spectrum News NY1, May 15, 2025

More Than 60% of Older Brooklynites Say They Don’t Have Retirement Income, Study Says
BK Reader, by BK Reader Staff, May 15, 2025

Study: 6 in 10 NYC elderly have no retirement money; poverty way up
New York Daily News, by Brian Niemietz, May 13, 2025

As the number of older NYC residents grows, nearly 6 in 10 have no retirement income
1010 WINS - All News 92.3 FM, by Erin White, May 12, 2025

New Yorkers are aging. But nearly 6 in 10 don’t have any retirement income.
Gothamist, by Karen Yi, May 12, 2025

Tech is Driving the NYC Economy, New Report Finds
The City, by Greg David, May 06, 2025

Op-ed: New York is aging. Our workforce better get ready
Crain's New York Business, by Crystal Hudson & Jeremy Kaplan, April 24, 2025

Hundreds gather at town hall style forum at LIU post seeking answers on the state of social security
Newsday, by Candice Ferrette, April 22, 2025

Pace of Green Job Growth in New York City Is Slow
Inside Climate News, by Lauren Dalban, April 22, 2025

CUNY Approves $35 Million For Hunter College Building Upgrades
The CITY, by Jonathan Custodio, April 19, 2025

Op-ed | NYC Is losing young families; here’s how to keep them
amNY, by Eli Dvorkin and Winston C. Fisher, April 19, 2025

Opinion: What does a climate-just future for Queens look like?
Queens Daily Eagle, by Jamie Ong, Maggie Flanagan and Gita Nandan, April 18, 2025

Trump Cuts Put Free Air Conditioners At Risk as Summer Nears
City Limits, by Mariana Simões, April 17, 2025

Op-ed: Local Law 97 set to cost co-op and condo owners millions (maybe billions!) in fees and fines
QNS, by Alicia Fernandez, April 17, 2025

New report finds that New York City’s green economy has some growing to do
Brooklyn Daily Eagle, April 17, 2025

Green Job Opportunities in NYC Face a Downturn, Report Finds
City Limits, by Mariana Simões, April 09, 2025

Reports finds city missing opportunity to generate parks revenue
Spectrum News NY1, by Rocco Vertuccio, April 05, 2025

The think tank quietly influencing New York’s top officials
Crain's New York Business, by Nick Garber, April 03, 2025

New report examines how city can become more affordable, retain young families
Spectrum News NY1, by Errol Louis, March 27, 2025

Bookstore ends brief chapter on the Upper West Side
Crain's New York Business, by C.J Hughes, March 27, 2025

The push to get 118,000 Western New Yorkers back into college classrooms
Buffalo News, by Natalie Brophy & Joshua Bessex, March 26, 2025

Would universal after-school help families stay in NYC? Mayoral candidate Myrie says yes.
Gothamist, by Brigid Bergin, March 26, 2025

The Bronx Social Justice & Anti-Violence Forums | The Growing Crisis of Senior Poverty in New York
BronxNet, by Bob Lee, March 24, 2025

Abundance, Myrie’s Opportunity, Subway Safety Designs
Manhattan Institute, March 21, 2025

Keeping Families in the City
The Brian Lehrer Show by WNYC, March 20, 2025

Building Owners Opt for Fines Over Costly Local Law 97 Retrofits
Habitat Magazine, March 17, 2025

Creation of green jobs slow to progress
The Chief, by Crystal Lewis, March 17, 2025

5 ways to make NYC more affordable for families (without mentioning eggs)
Gothamist, by Arun Venugopal, March 17, 2025

“A tough sell”: Landlords pick fines over Local Law 97 compliance
The Real Deal, March 14, 2025

After Pandemic Exodus, New York City’s Population Is Growing Again
The New York Times, by Winnie Hu and Alex Lemonides, March 13, 2025

How the Intrepid Moved a World War II Fighter Plane
The New York Times, by James Barron, March 13, 2025

How Has New York Remade Itself Since the Pandemic Arrived?
The New York Times, by Stefanos Chen, Matthew Haag and Alex Lemonides, March 13, 2025

Some landlords opt for fines over Local Law 97 retrofits
Crain's New York Business, by Caroline Spivack, March 12, 2025

Are states prepared for older, lower-income populations?
Association of Health Care Journalists, by Liz Seegert, March 11, 2025

CUF Inspires City Council Proposals To Bolster Minority Businesses And CUNY’s Adult Learners
Harlem World Magazine, March 06, 2025

N.Y.C. Council Speaker Attacks Trump in Potential Preview of Mayoral Bid
The New York Times, by Jeffery C. Mays, March 04, 2025

Advocates Call for Albany to Fund Aging in Place Programs
Finger Lakes Daily News, by Lucas Day, February 27, 2025

Congress should be very careful about Medicaid cuts
The Buffalo News, February 24, 2025

Report Finds Rising Financial Insecurity Among Older Adults in New York
BK Reader, by BK Reader Staff, February 22, 2025

More Long Island seniors facing poverty, statewide study shows
Newsday, by John Asbury, February 15, 2025

Forging The Future: Bronx Leaders, Innovators, and Community Champions Unite
The Bronx Daily, by Gonzalo Duran, February 13, 2025

Number of Long Island seniors in poverty increased up to 78 percent in past decade: study
New York Post, by Natalie O'Neill, February 13, 2025

Report shows half of older New Yorkers live in poverty; North Country sees significant spike
NBC5 News, by Molly Ormsbee, February 12, 2025

Older New Yorkers facing surge in poverty rates
Finger Lakes 1, February 11, 2025

Report details ‘emerging financial security crisis’ facing New York seniors
Spectrum News NY1, by Spencer Conlin, February 11, 2025

Report finds number of older NY residents in poverty jumps by 50%
Albany Times Union, by Raga Justin, February 10, 2025

Opinion: The Country is Still Anxious About Affordability. For Older Adults, This is Nothing New
City Limits, by Jeremy Kaplan, February 03, 2025

Mayor Adams, NYCEDC Release First-of-Its-Kind Report
NYCEDC, January 31, 2025

Park Slope Starbucks building sells ahead of shop’s closure
Crain's New York Business, by C.J. Hughes, January 21, 2025

A Robot Made My Lunch
The New York Times, by James Barron, January 17, 2025

AARP NY Urges Action as NYC’s 65+ Population Soars by 53% in Two Decades
AARP, January 16, 2025

40 Big Ideas to Make New York City More Affordable
The New York Times, by Eliza Shapiro, January 16, 2025

Not Much Revel in the Retails
The Broadsheet, January 15, 2025

Think tank: Add surcharge on ticketed events to fund NYC parks
Newsday, January 14, 2025

Real Estate Family Buys Mixed-Use Brooklyn Portfolio for $103M
Globe St., by Anthony Russo, January 14, 2025