Ezekiel Harris

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• Stony Brook Opens Long Island Biotech Incubator to Keep Graduates Local

  A new lab-and-office complex aims to retain university-trained researchers and attract venture dollars that might otherwise head to Manhattan or Boston.

  Business · Ezekiel Harris · April 10, 2026

• Crowded Primary Field Seeks to Replace Longtime Bronx Assembly Member

  A contested primary reflects shifting priorities in one of the city's most diverse and politically consequential districts.

  Politics · Ezekiel Harris · March 28, 2026

• NYC Launches Tech Apprenticeships for Formerly Incarcerated Residents

  A city-corporate partnership pairs coding bootcamps with placement guarantees at local firms to reduce recidivism.

  Tech · Ezekiel Harris · February 23, 2026

• Hudson Yards Turns Plazas Into Interactive Projection Art Venues

  Large-scale projection installations are transforming Hudson Yards' public spaces into nighttime art destinations that attract commuters and tourists alike.

  Entertainment · Ezekiel Harris · February 17, 2026

• New LaGuardia Ride-Hail Zones Draw Pushback From Local Businesses

  Restaurants and retail owners say designated pick-up areas reroute foot traffic away and create congestion on adjacent streets.

  NYC · Ezekiel Harris · February 11, 2026

• Public Chess Tables Reignite Park Life Across Brooklyn

  From neighborhood squares to waterfront promenades, accessible chess setups are drawing cross-generational players back outdoors.

  Lifestyle · Ezekiel Harris · February 5, 2026

• Port Authority Proposes Battery Swap Depot for New Jersey Electric Buses

  A planned modular swap station could cut charging downtime and keep regional bus routes on schedule as fleets electrify.

  Business · Ezekiel Harris · January 13, 2026

• Battery Storage Pilots Pop Up on Brooklyn Rooftops to Cut Peak Power Use

  Local utilities and private operators are testing rooftop batteries to stabilize the grid during summer demand spikes.

  NYC · Ezekiel Harris · January 11, 2026

• Staten Island Officials Demand State Aid for Ferry Repairs

  With several aging vessels sidelined, borough leaders are pressing Albany for emergency funding to keep crucial Staten Island routes running.

  Politics · Ezekiel Harris · January 5, 2026

• Indie Film Production Incentives Bring More Shoots to Upstate Locations Near Albany

  New state tax credits combined with proximity to NYC are drawing independent crews seeking rural and small-city backdrops.

  Entertainment · Ezekiel Harris · December 20, 2025

• Inwood Community Garden Fights DOT Bike-Lane Plan That Would Remove Trees

  Gardeners and parents say the proposed lane design sacrifices established green space for marginal traffic improvements.

  NYC · Ezekiel Harris · December 20, 2025

• Chinatown Shops Move Sales Online to Reach Overseas Customers

  Family-run retailers are investing in e-commerce platforms and shipping partnerships to offset declining walk-in traffic and tap diaspora demand.

  Business · Ezekiel Harris · December 7, 2025