Haidee Chu is a Reporter at THE CITY. She focuses on themes such as travel and tourism, regional interest, and cultural movements, often exploring the intersections of pop culture and society. Haidee's work has been featured in various outlets, including THE CITY NY, Queens Chronicle, Documented, The 74 Media, and Yahoo News.
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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.
Her coverage suggests she prioritizes local events and issues affecting the city's residents. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to ongoing political developments in New York City. Topics could include recent policy changes impacting education or housing initiatives within Queens or other boroughs of New York City.
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A guide to which neighborhoods have the species that are blossoming now, according to city arborists and data.
By: Haidee Chu, Greg B. Smith
The Housing Authority has ambitious plans to replace a Chelsea complex, but Jin Tao Wu and a handful of other seniors are refusing to move out.
☀️ The best of summer, by and for New Yorkers ☀️ Dear New Yorkers, Welcome back to the unofficial start of summer, and our Summer & THE CITY newsletter! Haidee Chu and I will be back each week with the stories of the people who work to make sure you have the best summer ever, […]
By: Rosalind Adams, Haidee Chu
An investigation by THE CITY, based on a database of more than 1,200 lawsuits, shows that ICE agents in the field have seized Latinos in numbers that far exceed their share of the undocumented population.
By: Rosalind Adams, Gwynne Hogan, Haidee Chu
ICE data doesn’t show where street arrests are happening and to whom — so we built our own database from over a thousand court records.
☀️ The best of summer, by and for New Yorkers ☀️ Hey New Yorkers, How many of you secretly enjoy playing tour guide when a friend visits town in the summer? I, for one, always jump at the opportunity to accompany friends to tourist sites. There’s just something about their excitement that inspires new perspectives […]
The LGBTQ+ clown community in Brooklyn is growing, matching a trend for the art in other cities.
By: Katie Honan, Haidee Chu, Ben Fractenberg, Carol Chen, Claudia Irizarry Aponte
The team's inaugural ticker-tape parade follows its first NBA championship in 53 years and a thrilling postseason that united New Yorkers.
By: Haidee Chu, Greg B. Smith
City regulations require buildings to self-report tests to the Department of Health, but many aren't in compliance, including five buildings on the UES that tested positive for the potentially deadly bacteria.
What Is West Nile Virus? How Does the City Detect West Nile-Positive Mosquitoes? Where in the City Have West Nile-Positive Mosquitoes Been Detected?
