Patricia Willens

Perhaps the hardest hit have been airline workers, who have faced devastating cuts and lay offs.

This is rush hour at Bits, Bites and Baguettes on Park Place, between Church Street and Broadway. Owner Robert Garber called the turnout pathetic.

Experts say more needs to be done to address security problems away from public view.

The economic ripple effects are being felt throughout the city's $9 billion dollar restaurant industry. 

Temporary and short term arrangements have been made in the last 4 weeks for the bulk of the tenants of the WTC and companies near by.

The program will retrieve voicemail recording of those missing in the WTC attack for customers who want to save them.

This city is crowded and the problem is only getting worse. But what can be done about it?

The U.S. Supreme Court decided in favor of freelancers and against the Times, in one of the first major decisions dealing with copyright law.

But, as Patricia Willens reports, after the rally the bigger battle still looms for monetary damages and for real change in the industry.

WNYC's Patricia Willens spoke with EDC President Michael Carey, and asked him how the agency has changed the face of the city.

Microcredit in New York

Long Island City Zoning

Banking in Upper Manhattan

Ferries

Today the state's Energy and Research Development Authority is launching a promotions blitz to get New Yorkers to do their part.

Materials For The Arts

Picketing Green Grocers

Beyond LaGuardia

Focus Groups

Gay and Lesbian Buying Power