Curbed • March 2024 What real estate does Trump own in NYC anyway? Donald Trump’s golden façade has been crumbling for years.
The Guardian • October 2023 Central Park warned a festival would ruin its lawn. New York went ahead with it The Great Lawn will be closed for months after the city held a concert in torrential rain.
The Guardian • September 2023 ‘They’re big, bad bullies’: New York’s bitter fight over a 34,000-seat cricket stadium Is cricket truly ready to expand in the United States?
The Guardian • August 2023 ‘The police see us as disposable’: what life’s really like in New York’s maligned ‘red light district’ "People need to survive. And we’re not going anywhere."
Curbed • July 2023 New York’s first Narcan vending machine Is working In Brownsville, the city’s latest experiment in harm reduction has already stopped overdoses.
The Guardian • April 2023 Forty-three druggings, seven deaths: New York clubgoers face wave of violent robberies How do you stay vigilant in venues meant to let you drop your defenses?
The Guardian • March 2023 ‘It’s legal, there’s just no precedent’: the first US town to demand a rent decrease When housing prices soared in Kingston, it tried something no other city had ever done.
Curbed • January 2023 Does New York’s Chinatown really need an arch? New York has approved funding for the city's first Chinatown gate. Not everyone is happy.
The Guardian • November 2022 The other New York: how Republicans made ‘shocking’ gains in the empire state Why the midterm "red wave" surfaced in immigrant-heavy southern Brooklyn.
Curbed • October 2022 Why one Chinatown mini-mall languishes while another thrives How do you save a community mall when its intended community is gone?
The Guardian • June 2022 Jay-Z’s bitcoin school met with skepticism in his former housing project “People looking to make money, not lose it.”
The Nation • March 2021 Jing Fong couldn’t survive. Will Manhattan’s Chinatown? Was it the pandemic that felled Jing Fong, or policies that have made the neighborhood vulnerable ?