The development of a vibrant and thriving arts community is only natural in a city as diverse as New York. While City Limits is most identified with thorough and hard-hitting social and political reportage, our breadth of arts and culture-based coverage will surprise and enlighten you.




City Limits Coverage

Stop and Frisk Coverage Nominated

We're up for an award from that National Association of Black Journalists.

Fewer Homeless on Streets, Lots More on Subways

The Department of Homeless Services announced a "decline of 28 percent across the five boroughs since 2005." That was the good news.

Retiring CUNY Head to Be Paid for Six More Years

Outgoing Chancellor Matthew Goldstein's contract entitled him to a year of "study leave" at his current salary. He'll be Chancellor Emeritus for five additional years.

Payday Lending Story Earns Honors

City Limits is also up for two other prestigious awards.

Gun Violence in NYC: The Killer You Avoid Could Be Yourself

While New York's gun murder rate is lower than most big cities', it's our low firearm suicide rate that makes gun violence half as likely in the city than in the United States as a whole.

City Limits Director Departing

Mark Anthony Thomas, who's served as City Limits' director since November 2009, is leaving for a prestigious fellowship.

Bloomberg Invokes Terrorism in Case Against NYPD Reforms

The mayor suggested that Council proposals could lead to more murders, create deadly confusion among police officers and perhaps even make it easier for terrorists to strike the city.

Discussing the Corruption Scandal on MetroFocus

Talking about why corruption happens, what can be done to stop and what people think about it.

City Limits Honored for Sandy, Hospitals Coverage

Congratulations to our two Ippies honorees, Ruth Ford and Batya Ungar-Sargon.

A Grassroots Plan for Surviving Superstorms

A coalition of environmental and community groups has put together their wish-list for how New York City, the Empire and Garden states and the federal government should implement the lessons of Sandy.


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News Network

Potential Oil Boom In SE Wyo. Raises Water Questions

This report, from the Wyoming-based investigative think tank, Wyo File, talks about the implications of hydraulic fracturing in Southeast Wyoming, a process currently being considered in Upstate New York with huge implications for the drinking water of New York City
Wyo File

Adventure Playground: John V. Lindsay and the Transformation of Modern New York

Describes the role that the administration of 1960s New York City mayor John Lindsay had in re-shaping New York's vital film industry.
Places Magazine

2009 Union Square Awards Granted

Ten small city groups received a total of $425,000 to continue their unique projects in immigration, labor, the arts and more.
Union Square Awards

Stealth By Design

With architect David Burney heading DDC, public architecture has become more eye-catching.
New York Magazine

Informing Communities: Sustaining Democracy in the Digital Age

A commission offers 15 policy recommendations to guide both citizens and media workers in a healthy democracy.
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation

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