Judge Peter Cahill could sentence Derek Chauvin to as little as probation, an outcome requested by his attorney, or to more than the 30-year punishment favored by prosecutors. Professor Gloria Browne-Marshall joins us tonight to discuss the sentencing.

Professor Gloria Browne-Marshall joins us tonight to discuss the Derek Chauvin sentencing and the impact it'll have on a justice system that was born in slavery and racial injustice. Also, Ally Hilfiger, shares a cautionary tale of how a single tick-bite she suffered as a child gave her Lyme disease, ...

The Hamptons could start generating money to fund more affordable housing in eastern Long Island by 2023. WSHU’s J.D. Allen reports the pandemic has intensified the shortage of rentals and year-round homes. The Community Housing Fund would help first-time home-buyers receive financial assistance and housing counseling. It would also help ...

We welcome back three political experts and friends of Metrofocus to break down the NYC primary election- Host of FAQNYC and What’s In It For Us podcast Dr. Christina Greer, Former President of the NYC Board of Elections, JC Polanco and Gotham Gazette executive editor Ben Max.

New York could soon have among the nation’s lowest levels of lead allowed in school drinking water. That means many schools on Long Island will soon have to upgrade their water fountains and sinks to comply with a new state standard that reduces students' exposure to lead. State lawmakers approved ...

Tonight, the former New York City police commissioner and author of The Profession: A Memoir Of Community, Race, And The Arc Of Policing In America, Bill Bratton joins us.

Tonight our Frontpage Forecast features a panel of Big Apple reporters who’ll break down the primary from the issues to candidate platforms and even how to rank choice vote. With The City reporter Rachel Holliday Smith and Gotham Gazette Senior Reporter Samar Khurshid, tonight is all about having your voice ...

“How different might our country look if all of us fully understood what had happened here?” On this Juneteenth weekend, that is the question author Clint Smith sets out to answer in “How the Word Is Passed: A Reckoning With the History Of Slavery Across America” through visits to nine ...

Top executives who regulate and manage electricity distribution on Long Island could have to make their salaries public. WSHU’s J.D. Allen reports it’s part of a package of bills to hold Long Island Power Authority and its service provider accountable and transparent.  A months-long process is underway at LIPA to ...

A sacred tribal land in the Hamptons will be preserved under a new deal between the town of Southampton and the Shinnecock Indian Nation. WSHU’s J.D. Allen reports. Southampton Town Board members have approved an agreement to spend $5.3 million to preserve land in the Shinnecock Hills neighborhood of the ...