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In a former bank building, an innovative art presenter joins forces with local teens to mount a new exhibit. VIDEO
Hundreds of low-income New Yorkers who've struggled to find jobs have found work doing post-storm cleanup, including public housing tenants.
In Belford, fishing boats weathered the storm out of Sandy’s path but their facilities have been completely destroyed.VIDEO
The Bronx produce co-op is threatening to move to New Jersey if new lease with NYCEDC doesn't satisfy vendors.
In Lower Manhattan, even the businesses that have re-opened are hurting.
After Sandy, residents doubt the wisdom of building world's largest Ferris Wheel on the North Shore.
True to his slogan, "Art Works," Rocco Landesman was dedicated to showing art's economic benefits in local communities and to the Gross Domestic Product.
The purpose of the money raised is to assist hurricane victims beyond the money they receive from insurance and FEMA. VIDEO
After Hurricane Sandy, FEMA and the Small Business Administration don’t always fill the gap left by insurance coverage.VIDEO
The Fiscal Policy Institute's report shows the gap between the city's and state's rich and poor has been a trend since the 1970s.VIDEO
