Kathryn Kattalia
Business•Special Reports
Rebuilding Detroit: Latino businesses feel the sting of increased border patrol
Stories of border patrol officers picking up illegal immigrants from stores and restaurants have become increasingly common—and businesses are starting to feel the impact.
Business•News•Special Reports
Rebuilding Detroit: Mexicantown’s mom and pop stores struggle
An increase in population hasn't translated to an increase in business.
Features
Push to rename Financial District reflects neighborhood change
Residents push to rename the Financial District SoMa, short for Southern Manhattan.
Features
Residents push for historical district along West End Avenue
Historical district could protect buildings between West 70th and West 110th Streets.
Audio•Multimedia•News
As tenant blacklist grows, more renters denied housing
Lawsuit seeks to put an end to the so-called tenants blacklist.
Features
Brush with Kindness offers new paint, new hope
Volunteers from Habitat for Humanity’s Brush with Kindness program spruce up New York City Housing Authority facilities long overdue for maintenance work.
News•Special Reports
Philadelphia Life: Homeless and hungry, hundreds turn to outreach groups for help
Philadelphia homeless shelters and advocacy groups are feeling the strain of a reeling economy, serving more people with fewer resources.
News
Jewish neighborhood copes with change
The Hasidic Jewish community in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, faces increased rents and encroaching development.
Features
NYC Marathon: Stragglers battle exhaustion
For the many stragglers hobbling down Fifth Avenue during the final hour of the marathon, it was a ruthless battle as mental stamina vied against physical exhaustion.
Features
NYC Marathon: Waiting for the Chilean miner
Jumping up and down from the sidelines Sunday evening, the Chile native cheered on the thinning stream of runners who entered the race’s final stretch through Central Park.