Clarisa Diaz

Through setting up a fantasy subway station, residents gathered ideas and pressured the MTA to make upgrades quicker.

Trump's budget calls for eliminating all federal block grants; NYC's Parks Department receives $4,500,000 a year from those grants.

NPR, WNYC and dozens of other member stations tracked where lawmakers around the country stood on the controversial bill.

U visas offer the promise of legal status for immigrants who cooperate with law enforcement, but these days, the decision to come out of the shadows presents a new level of anxiety.

Check if your members of Congress are having town hall meetings during this legislative recess (February 18-26). 

NPR, WNYC and dozens of other member stations are tracking how lawmakers around the country are responding to President Trump's executive order on refugees. Here's what we found.

The annual adult tennis permit would be reduced to $100.

Since the presidential election, people have been posting thousands of notes in a subway passageway at 14th Street. 

Learn about the presidential candidates, and candidates down the ballot in your district.

About 900 applicants were dropped from the Build it Back program's rolls over the past year. Were they forced out so the city could meet its now-defunct deadline?

Part 3: Teenagers convicted in New Jersey get much longer sentences than New York. But advocates say neither state is treating juveniles humanely. 

Part 1: Hundreds of minors as young as 14 are being tried as adults in New Jersey, and almost 90 percent of them are black or Latino kids. 

Enter your address and find out who's running in your district. Polls open at 6 a.m. or noon depending on your county, and all polls close at 9 p.m.

"The fan ain’t doing no good, at all,” says one 69-year-old admitted for heat exhaustion.

Almost 90 percent of New Yorkers have air conditioning in their homes, but less than half of public housing apartments do. And those units don't cool down, even overnight.

WNYC obtained the list of purged voters in Brooklyn, and found that Hispanics were disproportionally represented. Here's what else we found.

WNYC analyzed 120,000 names dropped from the voter rolls before April's presidential primary. We found that Hispanic voters were removed at a higher rate than all other groups.

WNYC's Wild NYC project is taking a look at some of the diversity of wildlife in the city. But not all of the wildlife here is doing so well.