March 10, 2011 By Frank Emspak, Executive Producer, WIN Last week, while working with WIN, Mark Roughen and his team were denied press passes by the Capitol Correspondents Association. After
March 10, 2011 By John Pietaro Cleveland, OH: In the months before the embattled atmosphere over Wisconsin descended upon its working people, several veteran labor activists, Donna DeWitt, Jerry Gordon
Report from Albany March 9, 2011 By Liz Krueger, NYS Senator This June, New York State’s rent regulation laws are once again up for renewal. I'm working closely with advocates
March 9, 2010By Ernest A. Logan, President, CSA CSA President Says City’s Budget Proposal to Eliminate More than 16,500 Day Care slots will nearly eradicate Early Childhood Education for the
Letter to the Editor – Governors Plan March 9, 2011 Caribbean Americans for a Better New York New York state faces the most serious financial crisis in our state’s history.
March 8, 2010By Linda Gomez On February 19, the House approved legislation (H.R. 1) to cut federal programs by over $60 billion for the current fiscal year. As part of
March 7, 2011 By Brian Naylor Congressional Republicans are promising to scrub the government for what they say are “job killing” regulations. One of their primary targets is the Occupational
Progressive Democrats Issue Open Letter to Cuomo March 7, 2011 By Robert Jackson, NYC Counsil Member Dear Fellow Democrats: We are writing to express concerns about the direction of our
AFSCME Members Protest in Albany March 4, 2011 By Kismet Barksdale Nearly 2,000 members of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) from all over New York
Maintain Teacher Seniority March 4, 2011 By Stephanie Barlie & Kayty Himmelstein Currently, New York State's seniority rule protects experienced teachers from layoffs, a policy sometimes known as "last in,
