Julianne Welby appears in the following:
One Week In, NYC Announces Revised Testing and Quarantine Policies For Public Schools
Monday, September 20, 2021
The city is increasing the frequency of COVID-19 testing in schools while narrowing the scope of quarantines.
Taxi Drivers Protest At City Hall Over Debt Relief Plan
Sunday, September 19, 2021
The medallion owners said the city's plan doesn't do enough to help them overcome crushing debt.
Will NYC Expand Voting Rights To Some Immigrants?
Sunday, September 19, 2021
The City Council is set to debate a bill that would allow legal permanent residents to vote in municipal elections.
MTA Tallies Up $100M in Damage from Ida, Seeks to Work with City to Shore up Stations
Thursday, September 16, 2021
The MTA says it's looking for new ways to avoid flooding in the subway, following record breaking rainfall from Hurricane Ida's remnants earlier this month.
LaGuardia Air Train Could Be Most Expensive Transit Project in World Per Rider: Report
Sunday, September 12, 2021
The watchdog group Reinvent Albany says the AirTrain from eastern Queens to LaGuardia is expected to cost $2.1 billion —and will only serve about 6,000 riders a day.
9/11 and the Rise of the NYPD | PART FOUR: See Something, Say Something
Tuesday, September 07, 2021
The most ubiquitous crime-fighting phrase to emerge in the aftermath of September 11 almost never made it into the American vernacular.
Protest Against Vaccine Mandate Draws Hundreds, Including Some Educators
Wednesday, August 25, 2021
This week, Mayor de Blasio announced the city's strongest vaccine mandate yet, requiring all public school staff get inoculated without an option to get tested weekly instead.
MTA Reports Fewer Hot Car Complaints This Year
Wednesday, August 25, 2021
As temperatures rise above ground, commuters often expect to step into the cool comforts of an air-conditioned subway. But it's so-called "hot car" season in the city.
NYC Mandates Vaccination For Public School Staff
Monday, August 23, 2021
The new mandate goes further than the policy Mayor Bill de Blasio announced earlier this summer for city workers, including teachers, which requires vaccination or weekly testing.
Mayor Says More Details On NYC Public School Reopening Coming This Week
Sunday, August 22, 2021
Mayor de Blasio says he plans to provide more information on how students will learn when they quarantine, among other things.
Lawmakers 'Blindsided' By Decision To Call Off Cuomo Impeachment Inquiry: Source
Sunday, August 15, 2021
The New York State Assembly's Judiciary Committee won't be meeting on Monday to push along the impeachment inquiry into Governor Cuomo, as initially planned.
Meet The Owner Who Got The Smallest Federal Restaurant Grant in New York City
Thursday, August 12, 2021
A Brooklyn bar that specializes in craft beer and plays vinyl records got just $1,435 in federal restaurant aid, but the money was still appreciated.
What Cuomo’s Resignation Could Mean for Mass Transit and Infrastructure
Tuesday, August 10, 2021
Governor Cuomo prided himself on building things that would outlast him: bridges, airports, train stations. But he also made it hard for some transit leaders to do their jobs.
New Jersey Released Police Misconduct List -- With Names
Tuesday, August 10, 2021
The list is scant on details but it names officers accused of DUI, domestic violence, and "neglect of duty."
Federal Monitor Poised To Oversee New Jersey's Troubled Women's Prison
Tuesday, August 10, 2021
The Edna Mahan Prison has been plagued by reports of sexual and physical abuse for years.
Outdoor Dining Is Spreading In NYC, But Not Everywhere
Sunday, August 08, 2021
Those outdoor sheds and sidewalk cafés are either popular or a nuisance, depending on whom you ask. But some neighborhoods can’t make them work at all.
Access-A-Ride Users Plead With MTA to Stop Shared Rides
Friday, August 06, 2021
In July the agency resumed trips with multiple passengers in its cars and vans. But riders and activists are raising new concerns over whether that's safe.
NYC Principals Grapple With Social Distancing Recommendations
Thursday, August 05, 2021
There's just over a month until the city's public schools are set to reopen fully for in-person learning. But principals are still figuring out how to fit their students.
City’s Plan For Deteriorating BQE Is to Make It Last for 20 More Years
Wednesday, August 04, 2021
The debate over what to do with the most crumbling part of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway seems to have been settled, for now; the mayor has decided to delay a decision.
With Details Still Pending, City’s Restaurant Industry Accepts Vaccine Mandate To Avoid Another Shutdown
Wednesday, August 04, 2021
Restaurant owners say the new mandate takes the onus off them by requiring everyone to play by the same rules, but the policy has loopholes.
