Gwynne Hogan is a reporter based in Brooklyn, New York. She covers local news and issues, with a focus on immigration, education, and social justice. Her work has been featured in various publications, including THE CITY NY, Chalkbeat, Gothamist, and COLORADO HIGH SCHOOL PROMISE.
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The NYPD believe they've found the person behind the brazen shooting outside a UnitedHealthcare shareholder meeting in Midtown Manhattan.
By: Gwynne Hogan
The Brooklyn facility is on a list of 25 the Adams adminstration says it closed in recent weeks or plans to close before the end of March, as the number of migrants in shelters continues to decline.
By: Katie Honan
The longtime Adams aide, who was subpoenaed by a federal grand jury in late September, says she is retiring to spend more time with her family.
By: Gwynne Hogan
All residents of the Brooklyn tent shelter complex are slated to depart by Jan. 15. Some have been reassigned in recent days, with others still eager to leave the tent encampment.
By: Gwynne Hogan
City agencies tracked nearly 1,000 homeless people as they waited for supportive housing. Just 18% obtained a spot, despite thousands of vacant units.
By: Gwynne Hogan
Officials are racing to scale back the use of National Guard members in migrant shelter operations.
By: Gwynne Hogan
Stefanie Jaquez, formerly a lawyer for the city’s voting authority, says she felt compelled to quit, faced with “untenable” options for reporting allegations of harassment.
With shrinking undergraduate enrollment and two faculty votes of no confidence in senior leadership, longtime staffers fear the board of Brooklyn's “small college of big dreams” is planning to shut the 166-year-old school down for good.
By: Gwynne Hogan
New filings from the city's Conflict of Interest Board show southern Brooklyn's Councilmember Susan Zhuang raised the $238,000 from more than 800 supporters.
Mayor Eric Adams gets denied public matching funds for a second time, while Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani sweeps up more than 6,500 small donors, new filings show.
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