Only after a local councilmember’s push did landlord Avanath meet with the tenant group at 38 Sixth Ave., but progress has come slowly, and tenants scorned a proposed partial rent abatement as insufficient. Adi Talwar 38 Sixth Ave. opened in … Continued
By The Associated Press After dropping out of the presidential race, Joe Biden will address the nation on Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET. Vice President Kamala Harris has accepted Biden’s endorsement and is building momentum ahead of the DNC in … Continued
Paying for healthcare in America is a complicated business. In recent years, the government has taken valuable steps to reduce the harm that unexpected medical bills and unscrupulous debt collectors inflict on consumers. But a newly proposed rule, which would … Continued
As Metro Transit approaches August, typically among its highest and most event-driven ridership months, the Green Line and Blue Line will resume their more-frequent schedules, with trains running every 12 minutes for much of the day. Metro Transit announced Tuesday … Continued
He sat at the podium Tuesday and lauded the strength of this week’s 3M Open field while generally pumping up the tournament. “I feel like each year we’ve gotten a better field,” he said. “This year maybe is our best, … Continued