New Yorkers Weigh Citys Austerity Hit In Queens Voices
New Yorkers react to fiscal cuts as Queens residents stress library closures and shrinking services. Vivian Bailey fights to save the St Albans branch while others fear impacts on schools, hospitals, and parks. Residents cite the city’s vitality and culture amid rising costs and job losses.
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City faces school turmoil amid teacher turnover and cuts
In Manhattan's West Side and Bensonhurst, teachers leave districts quickly, leaving bilingual classes underfunded and understaffed. Parents report late or shifted assignments, higher bus costs due to cuts, and fear of reduced access as City College tuition support wanes. Yet New Yorkers persist, hoping reforms restore steady schooling.
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New York TV to Feature Widower With Two Sons
In a burst of imaginative programming CBS on Jan. 20 will replace a Tuesday night series with a widower and two young sons in a new show titled Joe and Sons. The Italian American lead actor portrays a father trying to support his boys by holding three part time jobs.
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