Stories:
New Life For Yankees Super Fan (video)
While the Yankees settle into their new stadium, Vinny Milano- “Bald Vinny” to his fellow Yankees fans- finds joy in his new role as a dad.
Budget Cuts Slash Health Services (video)
State Budget cuts means deep cuts to city health services. Those hurt the most will be minorities and the LGBT community, advocates say.
Asian Students Tackle Language Barriers, SAT Jitters (with slideshow)
Asian students at the High School for Dual Language and Asian Studies in NYC learn to master English and the SATs so they can compete in the U.S. job market.
Poverty and Crime (Video)
Is it a crime for the homeless to sleep in the streets? Yes it is.
NYC’s Transgendered Struggle with Identity, Health (with video)
Transgendered New Yorker Tasha Ortiz talks about leaving a life of prostitution and hopelessness to work as an advocate for the LGBT community.
A Life In The Spotlight (video)
Transwoman, showgirl and role model, Chanel Lopez inspires the Bronx youth she works with.
The Philadelphia Complaint Choir
This unique choir put a joyous spin on whining.
The Barriers to Care (with Slideshow)
New York City offers free medication, housing and legal council to HIV positive residents, but some HIV positive people still aren’t getting treatment.
Two Dads and a Little Boy
A same sex, interracial family from Queens, talk about their struggles, triumphs and a busy life with an active toddler.
Election Day Precinct Report: West Village, New York
Report from the polls in city neighborhoods. (Video)
Election Day Precinct Report: Jackson Heights, Queens
Report from the polls in city neighborhoods. (Video)
Election Day Precinct Report: Chinatown, New York
Election Day Precinct Report: Harlem, New York II
Report from the polls in city neighborhoods. (Video)
Election Day Precinct Report: Prospect Heights, Brooklyn
Report from the polls in city neighborhoods. (Video)
Election Day Precinct Report: Harlem, NY I
Report from the polls in city neighborhoods. (Video)
South Bronx
How does the possibility of the first black president affect self-image in South Bronx? Bronx citizens of all ages talk about about themselves, the future, and their society through the lens of this historic election.
Media Coverage
Who decided what the news was this election season? This is a behind-the-scenes look at who the decision-makers are, why they covered what they covered. Plus, the message really is in the medium — why the source you go to changes the information you get.
Women Speak Out
The women of New York City have their say on how women’s issues have (or haven’t) been a factor in the 2008 presidential election.
Palin Special Needs
Sarah Palin reaches out to women voters and families with special needs, but her message doesn’t resonate with everyone.
Campaign Internet
Communicating. It is the internet. Merritt Gurley and Elly Park get to the bottom of how this year’s election was also an election on the world wide web.