Month: October 2021

By MARY ZAKHAROVA On Thursday, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio held a virtual conference discussing the COVID-19 recovery and vaccinations. In particular, the …[read more]

By GABRIEL TIU New York State Senator Zellnor Myrie was dressed as a carrot earlier this morning in Brooklyn as he publicly introduced his new …[read more]

By JOHAN ABDU, STEPHANIE ROSERO, and JULIAN WATSON (Note to readers: The Associated Press minutes ago reported that today — following Letitia James’ charges of …[read more]

By FAWAAD FAROOQ Just last week a teen started firing on an adversary during an altercation they had gotten into outside of Midwood High School. …[read more]

By MATT HIRSCH With Election Day rapidly approaching, and thousands of early votes for Mayor already cast, New Yorkers are waiting and watching. About 72,500 …[read more]

By PAMELA TUWAIDAN Colors — of ghosts, candies and masked humans — are all the rage in Queens. So many events are happening before and …[read more]

BY MARY ZAKHAROVA On Thursday, Lambda Independent Democrats of Brooklyn (LID) hosted a virtual meeting to discuss the upcoming New York elections and issues of …[read more]

By MARWA IKHMAYES Early Thursday afternoon, small business owners gathered with taxi drivers, in solidarity with each other outside City Hall. They demanded that there …[read more]

By JULIAN WATSON New York States’ eviction law protecting tenants is set to expire in January of 2022. This would put many thousands of renters …[read more]

By AMBERLEY CANEGITTA Climate change was the big topic at Mayor Bill de Blasio’s session with the media on Thursday. “Once the pandemic is done, …[read more]