The Big Apple Gazette

Welson Chang did not enter Queens politics with ambitions of running for governor or the United States Senate, especially after asking party insiders early on what a Senate race required and learning it took at least $250,000 and a massive network ...

On Saturdays in the Bronx’s 79th Assembly District, District Leader Emmanuel Findlay Jr. and his volunteer crew head out to clear trash from neighborhood dumping spots like the stairway at 169th Street. Accordin...

For over 30 years, New York’s 12th Congressional District has been represented by Rep. Jerry Nadler, who first won the seat before 33-year-old Republican challenger Caroline Shinkle was born. With Nadler retiring, Shinkle, a Midtown corporate attorney and former Federal Reserve stress-tester, is running on the Republican and Conservative party lines to claim the open Manhatta...

As the Editor-in-Chief of The Big Apple Gazette, I know firsthand how hard it is to keep a newspaper running, even if not at the scale that the Norwood News has maintained for so many years.

The Norwood News has long served as an essential voice for the community and for grassroots organizations, and local advocates. My relationship with t...

The number of voters, the quality of legislation, and even political ideology do not have a decisive influence on the lives of veterans. Given the current situation, the question arises: “Who controls this, how, and why?”

There are approximately 18 million veterans living in the United States. This accounts for about 6% of the cou...