
Another New York Public Radio CEO Departs
Current President and CEO LaFontaine Oliver will move to a new role in the organization, which says it has reduced a budget gap after rounds of staff cuts.
Current President and CEO LaFontaine Oliver will move to a new role in the organization, which says it has reduced a budget gap after rounds of staff cuts.
"This is, today, the beginning of a process. It is publicizing our wish to try to find the right candidate for the people of the city of New York. We'll have more later on."
The paper of record is doing race science with Zohran Mamdani.
With the latest lawsuit dismissed, the controversial Norway maple trees have lost but the park has won.
Plus Pool adds 2 years to opening date, subtracts 3 Pools.
For the first time in six years, New Yorkers will be able to swim laps unencumbered in New York City's Olympic-sized pools.
"This is just a really shameful statement of values," Open New York Executive Director Annemarie Gray told Hell Gate.
"Put this in your newspaper: People need a roof over their heads more than a garden."
Fernando Cabrera, who was widely criticized for his anti-gay views, wants to unseat Councilmember Pierina Ana Sanchez, a key member of the Progressive Caucus.