The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) inaugurated a renovated line shuttle that will serve between stations on 42nd Street, linking the Grand Central stops with Times Square. Among the improvements, a broader platform stands out. – This makes it easier for passengers to move inside and more accessible for people with wheelchairs. Officials also unveiled a … Read more
An individual died in Brooklyn after receiving a gunshot wound to the head. According to police, the attack occurred this Saturday, shortly before 6 a.m., at the Bush-Clinton Playground located at 779 Henry Street. – In a CitizenApp video you can see when the agents found a 38-year-old man unconscious with a gunshot wound to … Read more
Borough Community College in lower Manhattan remembers a sad moment in its history. “Today we celebrate all the people we lost at that time here at BMCC, at the university, throughout the city and we also celebrate all the heroes who helped us build the city and we can never forget those sacrifices,” said Felix … Read more
With a melody, Elmhurst Hospital in Queens remembers the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. “It’s a moment to also reflect and say ‘wow’ time passed in a minute, but in that minute look at what we did for our community,” said Helen Arteaga, director of Elmhurst Hospital. Elmhurst Hospital has been one of the … Read more
This weekend is the last in which the city’s beaches will be open to the public. The pools are closed this Sunday, New York! The City has written in a message on social networks. “Take one last lap before we say that long until next summer,” the message continues. Pools close this Sunday, NYC! Take … Read more
The traditional Thanksgiving Day Parade returns to the streets of New York this year with COVD-19 protocols, including a vaccination requirement for volunteers, city officials and officials said Wednesday. Macy’s, who sponsors the event. The Nov. 25 parade will be broadcast on NBC and will feature the usual giant balloons, celebrities, clowns and marching bands, … Read more
The taxi driver who was fighting for his life dies after being hit by a stray bullet in the head last Saturday in Harlem. Surveillance video shows the suspect that the police are looking for. ????WANTED for ASSAULT: On 9/4/21 at approx. 9:45 PM, vicinity of W 131 St & 8 Ave @NYPD32PCT Manhattan. The … Read more
Carlos arrived at 7 a.m. outside a Home Depot store in Bedford-Stuyvesant and waits for someone to hire him to do home repairs. A year ago I was working for a construction company but it didn’t last. “Because of COVID, because of the pandemic, the company kind of went bankrupt, closed, and we were left … Read more
The Gomez family shows, room by room, their home in rubble. They have thrown away tons of their goods that, bought with savings and effort, were ruined in moments by the flood that the Ida storm brought last Wednesday. Bianey Gómez explains her feelings: “Emotionally, we are not also 100%. But we are trying to … Read more
El Chapo. Beyond reasonable doubt is an account of the trial of Joaquín Guzmán Loera carried out in Brooklyn and is also a journalistic blog where its author, Jesus Garcia, shares the details of the coverage of this relevant event for the justice of Mexico and the United States. “Guzmán Loera, as many of us … Read more