Zohran Mamdani wants NYC to invest in Flatbush and shield immigrants from ICE raids
Overview: In an interview with The Haitian Instances, Assemblymember and mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani discusses his plans to develop hire […]
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What NYC borough presidents do — and why the 2025 races matter
Overview: As New York Metropolis voters put together for the 2025 election, borough presidents are again on the poll. Whereas
Who’s running for NYC comptroller — and why the watchdog role matters in 2025
Overview: This story was initially printed by THE CITY. It explains the duties of New York’s comptroller — from auditing
Council Member Rita Joseph demands release of detained Bronx student, calls on NYC to defend sanctuary protections
Overview: Council Member Rita Joseph joined requires the discharge of Bronx pupil Dylan Lopez Contreras, who was detained by ICE
How noncitizens can participate in the upcoming NYC election
Overview: Noncitizens can’t vote or donate in NYC’s upcoming election, however they nonetheless play a vital function in civic engagement.
Bichotte Hermelyn backs Cuomo for NYC mayor in strategic shift
Overview: Brooklyn Democratic Occasion Chair Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn endorsed Andrew Cuomo for mayor, a strategic transfer that alerts shifting alliances
Little Haiti BK, key defendant in NYC Haitian parade case, undergoes transition | Part 2 of 3
Overview: Nonprofit Little Haiti BK’s alleged position within the 2023 New York Haitian Heritage Parade indicators broader challenges it’s aiming
Ongoing NYC Haitian parade lawsuit reveals disarray
Overview: A glance into the courtroom paperwork, monetary data and up to date actions of key events named within the
5 must-attend Haitian cultural events in NYC this December
Posted inOccasions From artwork exhibitions to family-friendly workshops, listed below are 5 vibrant occasions celebrating Haitian tradition. A photograph from
Late payments force program cuts at NYC Haitian nonprofit, signaling broader equity issues
Overview: Severely late funds have triggered workers’ furor and program closures at HAUP, town’s largest Haitian nonprofit. Their story highlights