Naim Ali-Pacheco
Articles by Naim Ali-Pacheco
Naim Ali-Pacheco, a rising senior at Rutgers University Newark, is a summer intern in the WNYC and Gothamist newsroom.
Black and Latino New Yorkers experience higher rates of COVID, and more symptoms and health problems that linger.
For decades, Mott Haven residents have looked to form a network linking community organizations. Now they have one.
A new report from the Robin Hood Foundation shows that nearly two-thirds of low-income New Yorkers are behind on their utility bills.
The coalition brings together 20 government agencies, service providers, and other government and community entities.
The measures would give the city new tools to intervene and disrupt fraudulent businesses.
A new court ruling paves the way for work to begin on the Haven Green affordable housing project, spelling the end of a longtime sculpture garden on Elizabeth Street.
The move by the city’s Rent Guidelines Board drew quick condemnation from tenants and their advocates as well as landlords.
A state and city study group looking for solutions has been talking to people who work, live and play near the highway.
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