By PAMELA TUWAIDAN On Thursday, Queens Borough President Donovan Richards celebrated the beginning of the restoration of the damaged old Hallets Cove, with plans to …[read more]

By ZHAYRON NELSON The Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn hosted the graduation ceremony for the next group of New York City paramedics. The church, located …[read more]

By STEPHANIE ROSERO On Thursday, the Newkirk Avenue Station in Brooklyn was renamed Newkirk Avenue-Little Haiti.  Assemblymember Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn and State Senator Kevin Parker …[read more]

By MARY ZAKHAROVA New York Gov. Hochul provided updates on her agenda at an Association for Better New York’s (ABNY) Power Breakfast on Thursday. ABNY …[read more]

By AMANDA CURCIO Thursday afternoon, Department of Education Chancellor Meisha Porter and Mayor Bill de Blasio held a joint press conference at the Brooklyn Garden …[read more]

By FAWAAD FAROOQ Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday that 94 percent of city workers, including city police officers and firefighters, have been vaccinated. De …[read more]

By MARWA IKHMAYES “Chinatown is vital, as one of the oldest Chinatowns in the United States, probably the most famous. It is a tourist attraction …[read more]

By STEPHANIE ROSERO On Thursday, CUNY hosted a conversation with Her Majesty Queen Diambi Kabatusuila Tshiyoyo Muata of the Democratic Republic of Congo. She was …[read more]

By MATT HIRSCH Incoming New York City Council member Crystal Hudson (together with newly elected member Kristin Richardson Jordan) made history as the first Black, …[read more]

By GABRIEL TIU and JULIAN WATSON Leaders of New York’s Black Lives Matter movement are threatening “riots” and “bloodshed” if Mayor-elect Eric Adams reinstates the …[read more]