There Goes the Neighborhood
Wall Street Journal, by Terry Teachout, May 20, 2020

An impossible comeback? The small New York shops trying to survive.
Christian Science Monitor, by Hillary Chura, May 20, 2020

Workers in hardest-hit industries also live in poorer neighborhoods: study
QNS, by Mark Hallum, May 19, 2020

Queens Neighborhoods Where Residents Work in the Restaurant, Retail and Tourist Industries Hit Hard
Sunnyside Post, by Michael Dorgan, May 19, 2020

Brooklyn nonprofits feel financial pinch as demand for services escalates
Brooklyn Daily Eagle, by Raanan Geberer, May 15, 2020

Brooklyn nonprofits feel financial pinch as demand for services escalates
Brooklyn Daily Eagle, by Raanan Geberer, May 15, 2020

Class A Meet Plan B: How the Coronavirus Could Impact NYC’s Newly Built Office Space
Commercial Observer, by Nicholas Rizzi, May 14, 2020

Frontline workers serving NYC’s most vulnerable still lack hazard pay from city and state
Queens Daily Eagle, by David Brand, May 13, 2020

Queens Community House projects $1 million loss as nonprofits across New York City brace for financi
QNS, by Robert Pozarycki, May 11, 2020

Cash-strapped New York cultural institutions continue to slash jobs, exhibition funding
The Architect's Newspaper, by Matt Hickman, May 11, 2020

Three Children Have Died in New York of Illness Linked to Virus
New York Times, May 09, 2020

Could a Public Works Program Save New York City’s Economy?
Gotham Gazette, by Samar Khurshid, May 08, 2020

‘We’re open for them’: The small shops in New York trying to stay afloat
The Christian Science Monitor, by Hillary Chura, May 07, 2020

Will Big Cities Survive the Pandemic?
The Patriot Post, by Arnold Ahlert, May 07, 2020

“How Are We Going to Look Back on This Time?” Oral Historians Record Daily Life During COVID-19.
Mother Jones, by Molly Schwartz, May 04, 2020

Keys to ‘Inclusive Economic Recovery’ in New York City Include Investments in CUNY and Workforce Dev
Gotham Gazette, by Katie Kirker, May 04, 2020

How coronavirus crisis exposes tech and data gaps
Bond Buyer, by Paul Burton, May 01, 2020

CO Conference: Midtown Landlords Prepare for ‘the New Abnormal’
Commercial Observer, by Chava Gourarie, April 30, 2020

New Jobless Hope Seeds of Tourism Can Be Resown in Big Apple
New York Times, April 30, 2020

Coronavirus Expediting Pace of Internet Influence on Our Lives
Newsmax, by Larry Bell, April 29, 2020

‘We literally couldn’t fundraise’: Why wealthy VCs won’t save struggling startups
Fast Company, by Mark Sullivan, April 29, 2020

Half of all Queens restaurants may not survive coronavirus, says Chamber president
Queens Daily Eagle, by Victoria Merlino, April 29, 2020

As Coronavirus Shutdown Goes On, Increasing Concern About Senior Isolation
Gotham Gazette, by Katie Kirker, April 28, 2020

NYC Could Lose ‘Sizable Portion’ of Tech Startups Due to Coronavirus Pandemic
Commercial Observer, by Nicholas Rizzi, April 28, 2020

New York’s Economic Recovery Depends On Federal Funding That Might Not Arrive
Bisnow, by Kelsey Neubauer, April 27, 2020

City tech firms can’t pay rent either
Crain's New York Business, by Ryan Deffenbaugh, April 27, 2020

People Were Leaving New York City Before the Coronavirus. Now What?
Wall Street Journal, by Kate King, April 27, 2020

‘Recovery Strategy Group’ Eyes Future of Work in Post-Coronavirus New York Economy
Gotham Gazette, by Samar Khurshid, April 27, 2020

NYC institutions are closing permanently
City & State, by Amina Frassl, April 24, 2020

Retailers stiff landlords in April, hoping to get better rent
Crain's New York Business, by Ryan Deffenbaugh, April 23, 2020

Will Coronavirus Create Mass Exodus from the New York City?
The Jewish Voice, by Mike Mustiglione, April 22, 2020

The Fight for Greener Neighborhoods Is a Matter of Life or Death
Vice News, by Aaron Gordon, April 22, 2020

From stage to screen: Queens Theatre moves online
Queens Daily Eagle, by Victoria Merlino, April 22, 2020

Escape from New York City
Wall Street Journal, by Anne Kadet, April 21, 2020

Brooklyn Luxury Tower Hits Market With Pandemic Sapping Demand
Bloomberg, by Oshrat Carmiel, April 21, 2020

A Museum Devoted to Survivors Now Faces its Own Fight to Live
New York Times, by Robin Pogrebin, April 21, 2020

‘I Don’t Think the New York That We Left Will Be Back For Some Years’
New York Times, by J. David Goodman, April 20, 2020

Pandemic Could Trigger Urban Flight
Crain's New York Business, by Brian Pascus, April 20, 2020

Experts Look Ahead to Post-Virus Restart of City Economy Amid Fear of Urban Flight
Gotham Gazette, by Samar Khurshid, April 19, 2020

Report Finds a Future Uncertain for Brooklyn-Based Arts Organizations Amidst COVID-19
Brooklyn Reader, by Gia Ramesh, April 17, 2020

40 Suggestions to Help Especially Vulnerable Seniors During Coronavirus Crisis: Report
Gotham Gazette, by Katie Kirker, April 17, 2020

Know Your Rights: NYC Agencies Explain Workers’ Protections Amid PAUSE Order
Norwood News, by Jose A. Giralt, April 17, 2020

New York City Retailers Are Skipping Their April Rent during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Crain's New York Business, by Ryan Deffenbaugh, April 16, 2020

Coronavirus Widens Digital Divide, But Creates Opportunity to Finally Bring All Into 21st Century
Gotham Gazette, by Stan Altman, April 15, 2020

How Small Arts Nonprofits in the US Are Responding to the Existential Threat of COVID-19
Hyperallergic, by Paddy Johnson, April 13, 2020

The Power of Parks in a Pandemic
CityLab, by John Surico, April 09, 2020

Study Finds NYC’s Small Arts Groups Facing Unprecedented Financial Challenge
Broadway World, April 08, 2020

New Yorkers Step Up to Help Mom-and-Pop Businesses
Wall Street Journal, by Anne Kadet, April 07, 2020

Could The Coronavirus Be A ‘Turning Point’ For New Yorkers To Leave En Masse?
Bisnow, by Miriam Hall, April 06, 2020

Cuomo Turns an Eye to Restarting New York’s Economy After the Coronavirus Pandemic
Wall Street Journal, by Kate King, April 06, 2020

Report: Businesses Outside Manhattan Hit the Hardest by Coronavirus
Spectrum News NY1, by Clodagh McGowan, April 03, 2020

City’s economic recovery depends on small business survival
Crain's New York Business, by Greg David, April 02, 2020

Report finds pandemic will have severe impact on the Bronx
Bronx Times, by Jason Cohen, April 02, 2020

Queens neighborhoods hardest hit by virus home to many service workers
The City, by Ann Choi, Josefa Velasquez and Will Welch, April 02, 2020

Coronavirus’ Economic Impact to Be Most Felt in NYC’s Outer Boroughs
Commercial Observer, by Nicholas Rizzi, April 01, 2020

Outer-borough Businesses Getting Hurt
This is the Bronx, by Michael Turay, April 01, 2020

Report: Brooklyn’s economy has been slammed harder than Manhattan’s by the coronavirus crisis
Brooklyn Daily Eagle, by Mary Frost, April 01, 2020

Funds Are Coming For Small Businesses, But Some Will Have To Wait
Gothamist, by Sophia Chang, April 01, 2020

Startups fight provision that could block them from rescue
Crain's New York Business, by Ryan Deffenbaugh, March 31, 2020

How the coronavirus is intensifying the gap between city’s richest and poorest
Crain's New York Business, by Ryan Deffenbaugh, March 31, 2020

Lysoling The Doorbell: Home Health Aides Take No Chances
The City, by Reuven Blau, March 31, 2020

New York’s Tuition Free Program Leaves Out Many Low-Income, Community College Students
Diverse, by Sarah Wood, March 30, 2020

Euripides Pelekanos on How Government Can Help Small Businesses in New York
The National Herald, March 29, 2020

City startups could face dwindling investment market due to coronavirus crisis
Crain's New York Business, March 27, 2020

Could NY’s work from home moment fuel office-to-residential conversions?
The Real Deal, by Eddie Small, March 27, 2020

Everything You Need to Know to Start and Grow Your Company in the Midwest
Inc., by Leigh Buchanan, March 26, 2020

LI likely to feel impact of smaller Wall Street bonuses this year
Newsday, by James T. Madore, March 25, 2020

New York’s free college program misses underserved residents, report says
Education Dive, by Jeremy Bauer-Wolf, March 24, 2020

Free for some: Think tank says low-income CUNY students missing out on state’s Excelsior Scholarship
NY Daily News, by Leonard Greene, March 24, 2020

Remote learning underway at KIPP NYC
Politico, by Madina Toure and NIck Niedzwiadek, March 23, 2020

N.Y. Free Tuition Program Lags at Community Colleges
Inside Higher Ed, by Madeline St. Amour, March 23, 2020

The digital divide in low-income communities could widen with coronavirus pandemic
Amsterdam News, by Stan Altman, March 21, 2020

Will COVID-19 worsen inequality in New York City?
News-Decoder, March 20, 2020

Opinion: Amid the COVID Crisis, Closing the Digital Divide is More Urgent Than Ever
City Limits, by Stan Altman, March 19, 2020

Making the right nursing home choice
Queens Chronicle, by Katherine Donlevy, March 19, 2020

Bus Drivers on ‘the Front Lines’ for Coronavirus Don’t Have Safety Equipment
VICE, by Aaron Gordon, March 17, 2020

Important coverage trends for COVID-19
Buffalo News, by Don Paul, March 16, 2020

Bid for relocation tax break continues
Crain's New York Business, by Ryan Deffenbaugh, March 13, 2020

Curtains Closed on Broadway For Now
NY City Lens, by Yoonji Han, March 12, 2020

Why Is New York Trying to Legalize Online Gambling So Hard?
Easy Reader News, by Judy Rae, March 11, 2020

CUF’s Jonathan Bowles on the Hospitality & Politics Podcast with Andrew Rigie
Apple Podcasts, March 05, 2020

Corey Johnson: Master Planner?
Gotham Gazette, by Samar Khurshid & Ben Max, March 04, 2020

Tech Jobs Are Booming in Brooklyn, But Is the Workforce Reflective of the Borough?
NY1, by Jeanine Ramirez, March 02, 2020

High Risk Seen in City’s Proposed System for Feeding Seniors
City Limits, by Roshan Abraham, March 02, 2020

Replacing Buses with Ridesharing Would be a ‘Win’ for Everyone
Townhall, by Janson Quinlan Prieb, February 28, 2020

Kingsborough Community College Offering Maritime Apprenticeships
Brooklyn Paper, by Jessica Parks, February 26, 2020

Shake Shack shares fall as restaurants cannibalize one another
Crain's New York Business, by Aaron Elstein, February 25, 2020

Improving NYC’s Tech Training
Inside Higher Ed, by Madeline St. Amour, February 25, 2020

What Amsterdam’s war on the rubber duckie says about global tourism
Fortune, by Phil Wahba, February 22, 2020

Saratoga Senior Population Booms: Plans Underway for New & Improved Senior Center
Saratoga Today, by Thomas Dimopoulos, February 21, 2020

Have you seen the Jehovah’s Witnesses hotel that will house formerly homeless New Yorkers?
Brooklyn Daily Eagle, by Lore Croghan, February 20, 2020

New Saratoga senior center planned
The Daily Gazette, by Stephen Williams, February 19, 2020

Epic $62M Landmarks Commission HQ Project Building History of Cost Overruns
The City, by Reuven Blau, February 18, 2020

Brooklyn Leads in Tech Workforce Amongst Outer Boroughs But Lacks Diversity
Brooklyn Reader, February 18, 2020

New York and San Francisco Tech Industries Are Leaving Women Behind
Bloomberg, by Nikitha Sattiraju, February 14, 2020

Study finds New York City’s tech education programs lacking
AM New York, by Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech, February 14, 2020

Opportunities for tech education in Queens are slim: Report
QNS, by Jacob Kaye, February 13, 2020

Why New York’s free college program is still costing its students
Vox, by Michael Waters, February 13, 2020

Tech Jobs For All Who Want Them
AVC, by Fred Wilson, February 13, 2020

New Yorkers Face a Training Gap for Tech Jobs, but a Study Finds Hope
The New York Times, by Steve Lohr, February 12, 2020