Cuomo Plans Medicaid Cuts and Targets Long Term Care by Uptown Radio

Trump Campaign Sues Times for Libel by Uptown Radio

Class Size in New York City Classrooms Still A Top Concern by Uptown Radio

When you visit a New York City grocery store or a deli, your purchases will probably come in a thin plastic bag. More than 27 million of the bags are given out daily in the city. But as of March 1, stores will no longer be allowed to give out free plastic bags--instead customers will pay for paper, or bring their own reusable bags. Sarah Gelbard explores the impacts of this change.

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A Relook At Vision Amidst a Spike In Pedestrian Deaths by Uptown Radio

A New York state bill is gaining momentum. If passed it would protect the rights of parents who have their children with the help of third-party reproduction technology. That includes sperm, egg and embryo donation. But the bill would also legalize paid surrogacy, when a woman is paid to carry a baby for somebody else-- and that’s been controversial. Lauren Peace reports.

Interview with John Edwin Mason by Emily Pisacreta.

Photo by: Jenny Walker via the Library of Congress.

Uptown Radio Broadcast February 21, 2020 by Uptown Radio

State Sues City over Taxi Medallions by Uptown Radio

Stop and Frisk a Decade Later: Uptown Radio Speaks to Jeremy Travis by Uptown Radio