NYC Comptroller-elect Mark Levine wants to resume buying Israel bonds with the city pension funds he will soon oversee.

On November 2nd, The Undocumented Women’s Fund celebrated their fifth annual Día de Muertas, a feminist take on the traditional Mexican holiday. This year, the focus of the event was honoring women, ...

Like 32BJ and HTC, county Democratic leaders Keith Wright and Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn quickly shifted their support from ...

The case against Carl Miller has collapsed since he was convicted of an infamous 1979 murder. But winning exoneration remains elusive. Theodore Hamm Sep 18, 2023 “Rabbi Slain in Crown Heights,” read ...

Outside the Brooklyn Museum, Early Voters Discuss What Makes This Election Different and Record Turnout Over the course of the last week, “I Voted” stickers have become ubiquitous on the chests of New ...

Little Russia’s residents are impacted by the affordability crisis like everyone else, but they are deeply wary of socialism.

Mamdani's campaign proved that democratic socialism can speak in a language of compassion and competence that resonates far ...

A group of activists—and grieving mothers—fights to understand the truth about where their water supply went, and how it may have become deadly.

In One Battle After Another, the rebels savor the thrill of fighting back against an oppressive system but pay a brutal price ...

In addition to its stated goal of drawing attention to New York City’s high cost of living, the tournament also provided an opportunity for the campaign to activate supporters ahead of early voting, ...

The Indy is the city’s only truly progressive newspaper you can find on the streets, in the library and online — all for free.

NYC Comptroller-elect Mark Levine wants to resume buying Israel bonds with the city pension funds he will soon oversee.