This Monday, the City Council heard the pros and cons of a legislative package to combat a problem that all New Yorkers are accustomed to: excessive noise. Another goal is to regulate the issuance of fines to establishments, which until now can be imposed not by inspectors, but by city residents like Dietmar Detering, from … Read more
The Museum of the City of New York celebrates one hundred years of founding with an exhibition that reviews its own history of origin. Located at 1220 Fifth Ave at 103rd St, they present objects and photographs that tell what the city was like at the time of its creation, in the 1920s. At that … Read more
The Metropolitan Museum of New York is one of the most important and recognized institutions of its kind in the world, with an impressive collection of works of art. And if you want to motivate your children to become interested in the arts and sciences, this museum has an ideal space, completely free for them … Read more
People living on the streets of our city is a reality that thousands of New Yorkers face, including thousands of children and the elderly, and especially affecting the Latino population. Tania Zapata says: “We have too many people arriving, ourselves, many people do not have jobs, in reality the situation is difficult.” Homeless people can … Read more
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A new report highlights the challenges parents face in ensuring their children have adequate care while they work, According to the Citizens Committee for Children, most families in the city cannot afford any type of child care due to their financial situation. This is despite the fact that the years in which this care is … Read more
Across the city, more workers are returning to their in-person jobs in the office, or at least that’s what a new study claims. “The Partnership for New York” surveyed 140 major Manhattan office employers between August and September. The survey revealed that 58 percent of workers were back in the office on any given workday. … Read more
Green, white and red were present in the Annual Parade of Mexico, regarding its independence day. It is the largest outdoor celebration in this country in New York City. Alejandro Gómez, attending the parade says: “It’s very cool to see all the people who are here, all the representation that is done. We are proud … Read more
The city is preparing to remember a painful anniversary. Tomorrow marks 22 years since the terrorist attacks of September 11. Almost three thousand people died during these attacks on the World Trade Center. The first plane hit the North Tower at 8:46 in the morning. Seventeen minutes later, at 9:03, another plane hit the South … 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
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