Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado Reminds Coney Island What He Stands For
BY ALFONSO ABREU While New York City is in the midst of a mayoral election, Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado is already campaigning for next …[read more]
Arts/Culture
Detroit Tigers Easy Whiff Victory Over The New York Yankees
BY PAOLA SACERDOTE The Detroit Tigers exposed the New York Yankees’ weak bullpen in their opening first series game on September 9, the Yankees losing …[read more]
Sunset Park’s Mexican Independence Parade Proceeds Despite The Possibility Of ICE Presence.
By Luis Angel Perez-Martinez Sunset Park hosted a Mexican Day parade on Sunday, September 14th, to allow the community to celebrate Mexican Independence Day despite …[read more]
Bed-Stuy Nonprofits Host Free Book Event
BY ROSSI SEALEY Aiming to bring books to the community, several Brooklyn non-profit organizations kicked off a back-to-school event during the weeklong Brooklyn Book Festival …[read more]
Students’ Groups Kick Off Latinx Heritage Month at Brooklyn College
By Kaila Maceira Latinx Heritage Month at Brooklyn College began with a September 15 celebration of cultural heritage and political activism, featuring music and dance …[read more]
Bringing Fun Back to The Streets: FAMChella 2025
BY T’NEIL GOODEN The FAMChella street fair was back for its eighth year in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, last weekend, with vendors trying to regain what …[read more]
“Get up! Get down! New York is a Union Town!” Entertainment Unions Take Center Stage at NYC’s Labor Union Parade
BY JAIDA DENT Thousands from New York City’s hardworking class took over Fifth Avenue for the Labor Day Parade and March on Sept. 6. Organized …[read more]
West Indian American Day Parade: The 2025 Vive Le Carnivale
BY: T’NEIL GOODEN This year’s Caribbean Day Parade held a new meaning for veterans and newcomers alike. The theme, Vive Le Carnivale, pays homage to …[read more]
NYC Mayoral Candidates Attend the West Indian American Day Parade
BY JAIDA DENT Crown Heights, Brooklyn, was lit up in an array of colors and flags at the 58th Annual West Indian American Day …[read more]
The Art of Gentrification: the Link Between Public Art and Rising Rent
BY: AMIRA TURNER For some New York City residents, new murals popping up are simply fresh new pieces of art to brighten a neighborhood, …[read more]