Long Island Officials and Holocaust Survivors Reflect on a Painful Era
By Brianna Mikes There is hope on Long Island. But some believe that Nassau County residents and, indeed, the country, are living in dangerous …[read more]
Gravesites in Washington Square Park Bring Awareness to City’s Opioid Crisis
By Tywanna Webb On Thursday, New Yorkers placed flowers on the tombstones in Washington Square Park to memorialize residents who have died in the …[read more]
Activist Shaun King Inspires Students at Black Lives Matter Summit
By Tywanna Webb This Thursday, LaGuardia Community College hosted its fifth annual Black Lives Matter Summit, to discuss the importance of activism and reform. “Words …[read more]
Campaign Finance Board Slaps Fines on Candidates
By Carolann Lowe Charles Cooper testified before the Campaign Finance Board (CFB) as he answered a long list of violations slapped on him after …[read more]
Councilmembers: No One Will be Greener Than We Are
By Maya Dower-Johnson The New York City Council’s Committee on Environmental Protection held a hearing at City Hall on Thursday to vote on an …[read more]
Cardinal Dolan Teams With Goya and Pols, Feeding the Poor on Holy Thursday
By Brianna Mikes His Eminence Cardinal Timothy Dolan and Director of Public Relations of Goya Foods Rafael Toro were joined Thursday morning by Catholic …[read more]
NYPD Welcomes Newcomers, the Few, the Proud
By Joseph Leo The confetti flew high at the theater at Madison Square Garden Thursday morning, as the NYPD held its spring 2019 graduation …[read more]
Port Authority Chief Cotton Flies High With Plans for JFK, LaGuardia and Newark Airports
By Austin Santiago The future of flight in New York and New Jersey is a bright one, according to Port Authority Executive Director Richard …[read more]
Rockefeller Center Celebrates Easter, With Its Channel Garden
By Jada May The bright and colorful Channel Garden brightens the surrounding area, even on a gloomy day like Thursday at Rockefeller Center. The tourist …[read more]