New Legislation Addresses Racial Justice

New Legislation Aimed to Combat “Meal Shaming” in School Cafeterias

New Park Provides Free Produce for Citizens While Uniting Community

New Question for Census 2020 Could Impact Distributions of Funds for Families Across US

New Report Paints Bleak Picture of Unemployment for Young Black Men in Chicago

New Rule on Murder Could Help Loosen Sentences for Inmates

New Rule on Travel Ban Says Only “Very Close” Family Will be Granted Visas

New Rules Lead to Elimination of Abortion Licensed Clinics in Missouri

New Study Highlights Deadly Connection Between Poverty and Child Abuse

New Texas Bill Could Deny LGBT of Services

New Work Requirements Narrow Food Stamp Eligibility in Some States

New York City Announces Plans for Affordable Housing Units to Help Homeless Population

New York City’s Elite High Schools Rarely Admit Black and Latino Students

New York Combats Homelessness By Increasing Rent Subsidies

New York Funds Attorneys For Detained Immigrants Statewide

New York is on a Mission to Achieve Zero Food Waste by 2030

New York Legislation Could Allow Undocumented Immigrants to Obtain Driver’s Licenses to Prevent Further Deportations

New York police Set to Deploy 1,200 Bodycams Around the City

New York Seeks to Empower Low-income Tenants on Brink of Eviction

NFL Settles – $1Billion Fund to Cover Serious Injuries to Former Players Over the Next 65 Years