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Riviera Hospitality Group, the contractor that provides food for the Creedmoor shelter in Queens, admits in paperwork filed with the state that it mixes together halal and non-halal food and passes it off as halal.
A little less cruelty, and other links to start your day.
Advocates say that a universal child care plan would cost the state $12 billion and ultimately pay for itself.
The new documentary hints at the possibility of a larger tenant movement that connects battles across the city, and one that New York's one-party political system will either have to reckon with or risk losing even more support.
At the beginning of the '70s, disco was a refuge for outcasts. By the end, punks were calling it fascist.
Damian Fagon, outgoing chief equity officer of the Office of Cannabis Management, talks about the struggle to keep economic justice at the forefront of New York's legal weed rollout.
And more links to start your week.
As the prosecution prepares to rest its case against Penny, a glimpse into his thinking that day.
We plumb the depths of our deeply strange moment—from Eric Adams's appearance on The View, to Democrats trying to make sense of last week, to congestion pricing (and secret admissions of car ownership), these brain worm hosts are here to catch you up on this week in NYC worker-owned news.
The comedian and musician has a new album out today.
