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CUNY Dean Named to National Education Panel

The City University of New York announced that University Dean for Education, Ashleigh Thompson, has been appointed by Kathy Hochul to serve on the Education Commission of the States. The appointment places Thompson among a select group of national leaders shaping education policy, with a focus on issues like college affordability, teacher pipeline development, and student success. Her selection highlights CUNY’s growing influence in education policy discussions at both the state and national levels.

Stefani Zinerman Unveils Brooklyn Affordability Plan

Assemblymember Stefani L. Zinerman has introduced a sweeping affordability plan aimed at stabilizing housing, increasing incomes, and reducing everyday costs for residents in Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights. The proposal outlines targeted actions to prevent displacement, strengthen tenant and homeowner protections, and expand economic opportunities, while addressing broader cost-of-living pressures facing families across Brooklyn’s 56th District.

Fusion East Hosts First Tuesdays Live Music

Fusion East, in collaboration with Brooklyn Buzz, continues its popular First Tuesdays Live Music Series on Tuesday, May 5, featuring Ronnie Roc’s Afrazz Trio. Known across New York City for their smooth blend of jazz and Caribbean rhythms, the trio brings high-energy live music to East New York with no cover charge. Just steps from the Gateway Center Mall, Fusion East offers great food, happy hour from 4–7 PM, and a vibrant atmosphere—guests are encouraged to arrive early for the best seats.

Harlem 148 St Subway Gets Major Access Upgrade

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has completed major upgrades at the Harlem-148 St 3 subway station, adding a new street-to-platform ramp and wider staircase to make the station easier for everyone to use. The improvements enhance access for riders with mobility challenges, parents with strollers, and everyday commuters, while also upgrading lighting, safety systems, and passenger information throughout the station.

Mamdani Meets Black Clergy & Elected Officials

At a gathering of clergy and elected officials in Brooklyn, Mayor Mamdani delivered remarks focused on unity, affordability, public safety, and the role of faith leaders in shaping New York City’s future. Speaking at Antioch Baptist Church, he connected his administration’s early actions to a broader legacy of Black political leadership and coalition-building in the city.

NYC Plan Targets 35K Homes on Small Lots

New York City leaders are advancing a targeted strategy to address the ongoing housing shortage by focusing on underutilized small lots across the five boroughs. The proposal aims to remove regulatory barriers that have historically limited development potential, while also introducing a collaborative advisory group to guide long-term affordability solutions. By combining policy reform with expert input, the initiative seeks to expand housing opportunities, stimulate job creation, and make more efficient use of existing land throughout the city.