Month: November 2018

By Dakota O’Brien In June 2016, Cameron Underwood lost most of his jaw, nose, as well as most of his teeth to a self-inflicted gunshot to the …[read more]

By Benjamin Rubin   Just in time for the first snow of the year, New York Cares kicked off its 30th annual Coat Drive, aiming …[read more]

By Dakota O’Brien On Thursday morning, the Radio City Rockettes kicked off the holiday season by lighting the Empire State Building in red and green, …[read more]

By Dakota O’Brien Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance held a press conference on Thursday morning to announce criminal charges against two contractors for their role …[read more]

By Oscar Montenegro Veterans from all over Queens of different generations came together Thursday morning for the annual Veterans Day Observance Ceremony. But this year’s …[read more]

By Hannah Grossman On Nov. 3, a group of teenagers threw a metal pipe through the window of a synagogue near Myrtle and Franklin Avenues, …[read more]

By Marcus Ayala On Thursday, the New York City Council held a hearing with representatives from CUNY on Career Services and Job Placements. The hearing …[read more]

Tina McIntyre readers to child at Tech Expo. Credit: Benjamin Rubin.   By Dakota O’Brien and Benjamin Rubin   Child’s Play Communications, a public relations …[read more]

Free shots being administered at Taino Towers in upper Manhattan. Credit  Marcus Ayala. By Dakota O’Brien and Marcus Ayala   On Thursday morning, a flu …[read more]