%20ES%20MN%20Siena%20College%20Poll%20CG_127493338_1367 "New York Residents Express Concerns About Worsening Quality of Life and Economic Struggles")
If money doesn’t suit you and you have problems meeting your needs, know that you are not the only one, according to the most recent Sienna College survey of 804 New Yorkers registered to vote. 57% of those surveyed, that is, more than half, think that the quality of life in New York is getting … Read more
As its name implies, Governors Island is a small 172-acre island in the center of New York City Harbor, just over a half-mile away from Lower Manhattan. The first reference that exists about the island is from 1624, when the colonists of the Dutch West India Company decided to set up camp on the island, … Read more
Friends, family, colleagues and elected officials gathered in Brooklyn on Tuesday to celebrate the life and legacy of beloved NY1 anchor Ruschell Boone. Ruschell, an Emmy Award-winning journalist and our beloved colleague at our sister station NY1, died on September 3 due to complications related to pancreatic cancer. She was 48 years old. Speaking at … Read more
Our city is full of cultural attractions that do not receive much publicity, despite the high quality of their offerings and the enormous importance they have. One of those secrets are Treasures of the New York City Public Libraryin Manhattan, which has a new exhibition this year. This is the Polonsky Exhibition, with hundreds of … Read more
From the moment you open the door of the Little Shop of Kindness or “The Little Shop of Kindness”, it seems that you arrive at a boutique, where you can find everything from shoes, clothes, toys and books and completely free for new residents and lighten their life a little. new life here. This Ecuadorian … Read more
%20Bx%20School%20Supply%20Drive%20Elements%20CG_127336895_304 "Community Celebration and School Supplies Giveaway in Westchester Square")
With games, music and other activities, the community of Westchester Square, in The Bronx, received school supplies a few days before the start of the school year. “It helps me a lot because it’s something that parents don’t have to buy for their children when they go back to school,” said neighbor Carolina. The annual … Read more
%20es%20Qns%20NYC%20Rip%20Tide%20Warnings%20CG_127334436_217 "Beachgoers Beware: High Risk of Rip Currents at City Beaches")
This holiday weekend, the weather favors bathers who want to enjoy the beaches of our city. “The beach is delicious, the temperature is perfect, the sea is a bit aggressive, but I love it,” said Cruz Yaneth. On the beach in the Rockaways, however, before many took a dip, members of the city’s Parks department … Read more
Starting today, thousands of passengers in our area are heading to airports and other transportation hubs to get out of the city and spend the holiday weekend with family or just enjoy one last trip before the end of summer. Booking data from the AAA organization for flights, hotels, rental cars and cruises shows that … Read more
Eating healthy food and getting adequate nutrition is essential to improving a student’s academic performance, which is why the city’s Department of Education is preparing a nutritious menu to welcome students this school year. Elaine Sánchez, school food supervisor in the NYC Department of Education indicates: “Our recipes are prepared, all taking into account all … Read more
Both the city’s mayor Eric Adams and public schools chancellor David Banks publish an action plan that would help families in the event of a possible strike by the Amalgamated Transit Union. The potential strike could affect nearly 4,400 routes in five counties and nearly 80,000 students. If the bus strike takes place, it could … Read more