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NYDIS is not a government organization, but from day one it has been committed to helping Puerto Rico and its evacuees.

On the anniversary of Hurricane Maria, evacuees and victims’ families marched to Trump Tower.

Co-op City residents react to their first drive-thru Starbucks.

Affordable healthcare and education are two of the many reasons people are voting for Williams.

Klein has run a very different campaign than his opponent Alessandra Biaggi.

The State Senate candidate mounts a challenge to long time incumbent senator Jeff Klein.

The city's affordable housing crisis has some families tightly squeezed.

Being two months behind on rent, we were ordered to court on July 31 because our landlord wanted his money.

The housing crisis in the city has led to legal troubles for many Bronxites.

Twenty-five of New York City’s worst landlords are in the Bronx.

The House of Representatives has passed a bill that could remove borders on gun control.

Tenants gathered to discuss repair and rent issues plaguing the housing.

St. Ann’s Corner of Harm Reduction saves lives in the Bronx.

The Smoke-Free Air Act puts new restrictions on hookah bars.

Youth in New York City are schooling their peers as part of the Teens P.A.C.T. Program.