Haidee Chu is a reporter based in New York City, focusing on local news and issues. She has written for publications such as THE CITY NY, Queens Chronicle, The 74 Media, Yahoo News, and has been featured in Documented. Haidee's reporting covers a range of topics including education, politics, community issues, and local events.
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Haidee focuses on local politics, government announcements, and evolving stories in New York City. She highlights issues such as education, immigration, housing, campaign donations, vendor problems, parks and climate change.
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As the beach crowds dwindle, locals say it's prime time to lean back for one last peaceful summer month.
While the largely Indo-Caribbean neighborhood has moved somewhat to the right in recent elections, the excitement about a new Democratic nominee people can identify with is palpable.
By: Haidee Chu
Nearly 1,500 sellers on a waitlist are standing by for a chance to apply, though only a handful who’d been called off the queue previously have done so. The number of licenses in use and the number of people offered a chance to apply for one both shot up after THE CITY requested that information.
By: Haidee Chu
The city’s child welfare agency said the report doesn’t reflect the “current improved status” in its two youth lock-ups.
By: Haidee Chu, Rosalind Adams
Sheriff Anthony Miranda has repeatedly overruled a city tribunal that rejected cases alleging stores illegally sold pot. A Queens Supreme Court justice ruled both the enforcement law and his actions unconstitutional.
By: Haidee Chu
Many early voters said they hadn’t thought much about the Assembly race again pitting Democratic incumbent Stacey Pheffer Amato against Republican Tom Sullivan.
By: Rachel Kahn, Jonathan Custodio, Samantha Maldonado, Katie Honan, Haidee Chu
Despite long lines at scattered polling stations, turnout in NYC is high, with voters eagerly casting their ballots after a hard-fought race between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris.
By: Haidee Chu, Jonathan Custodio
While nearly 600,000 fewer voters backed the Democrat than last time, some of the nearly 100,000 more voters who backed the Republican had a lot to say about their reasons and hopes.
The only subway line out of the peninsula is scheduled for a 17-week shutdown for post-Sandy rehab — and riders are extremely vexed about it.
By: Haidee Chu
Félix Matos Rodríguez also continued to emphasize career development efforts. Meanwhile, the medical school is transitioning to be an independent CUNY college.
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