Columbia University Cancels May 15 Graduation Ceremony Following Student Feedback and Protests

Columbia University Cancels May 15 Graduation Ceremony Following Student Feedback and Protests

Columbia University is canceling the graduation ceremony that was to take place on May 15. The institution indicates that it made this decision based on the input and opinions of the student leaders. The university ensures that they, instead, focus their attention on class days and school-level ceremonies. “Based on your feedback, we have decided … Read more

Governor Hochul Condemns Anti-Semitic Bomb Threats at New York Synagogues, Senator Schumer Allocates $400 Million for Security

Governor Hochul Condemns Anti-Semitic Bomb Threats at New York Synagogues, Senator Schumer Allocates 0 Million for Security

The Police Department is investigating a series of bomb threats sent to several synagogues in the city. Governor Hochul spoke out on the matter, communicating that they are actively monitoring these threats. Governor Hochul responded to the situation in a post on X saying: “We will not accept people spreading fear and anti-Semitism. Those responsible … Read more

Mexican Consulate Invites New Yorkers to Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at Times Square

Mexican Consulate Invites New Yorkers to Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at Times Square

This Sunday is celebrated on May 5, a date that commemorates the victory of Mexico in the Battle of Puebla in 1862, against the French invaders. From the Mexican Consulate, they published an invitation to anyone who wants to celebrate this important date by attending the party organized at Times Quare. Celebrate May 5th! 🤩🇲🇽 … Read more

Mexicans Dance in Times Square Celebrating Morelos Culture – NY Event Highlights

Mexicans Dance in Times Square Celebrating Morelos Culture – NY Event Highlights

Hundreds of Mexicans showed their pride in their culture from the heart of the iconic Times Square in New York where they danced together this Thursday to the typical music of the state of Morelos to the rhythm of the band Tlayacapan BrĂ­gido SantamarĂ­a, the oldest in their country . . Mexicans and foreigners gave … Read more

Multiple Arrests Made in Connection with Central Park Robberies, NYPD Increases Patrols

Multiple Arrests Made in Connection with Central Park Robberies, NYPD Increases Patrols

Police have arrested several people in connection with a series of robberies in Central Park. According to the police, there have been 18 robberies in the park so far this year and four in one week. So far three suspects have been arrested. Kevin Taylor was arrested last Thursday in connection with a sex robbery. … Read more

Rent Board Votes on Increases for One Million Rent-Stabilized Apartments

Rent Board Votes on Increases for One Million Rent-Stabilized Apartments

The Rent Board held a preliminary vote on increases for tenants in approximately one million rent-stabilized apartments. Tenants were vocal about high rents even though the board tried to approve their preliminary decision, at a public meeting at LaGuardia Community College last night. They are considering an increase of 2 to 4.5 percent in a … Read more

Mayor Eric Adams Urges Columbia University Protesters to Leave Immediately Before Situation Escalates

Mayor Eric Adams Urges Columbia University Protesters to Leave Immediately Before Situation Escalates

Mayor Eric Adams and police officials urged Columbia University protesters to leave the building on the Morningside Heights site immediately “before the situation escalates,” at a news conference Tuesday night. “Perhaps some of the students involved do not understand what they are involved in,” said the mayor. “We urge them and everyone else who violates … Read more

City Of Yes For Housing Opportunity Proposal Begins Public Review Process in New York City

City Of Yes For Housing Opportunity Proposal Begins Public Review Process in New York City

This Monday the public review process began for a proposal that seeks to address homelessness in our city. This is the “City Of Yes For Housing Opportunity”, which would allow the creation of housing units through a series of zoning changes. As part of this process, Mayor Eric Adams met with working-class New Yorkers to … Read more

Negotiations Continue at Columbia University Amid Protests Over Israel Investment

Negotiations Continue at Columbia University Amid Protests Over Israel Investment

Almost two weeks after the protests at Columbia University began, negotiations between authorities and students continue. Camped on campus grounds, university students call on Columbia to stop investing in Israel and do business with companies they say are profiting from the war in the Middle East . A spokesperson from the university said that the … Read more

Intrepid Museum in Manhattan: Free Fridays and Apollo Exhibit – Don’t Miss Out!

Intrepid Museum in Manhattan: Free Fridays and Apollo Exhibit – Don’t Miss Out!

The Intrepid Museum in Manhattan is popular with many children and teenagers. It is an institution dedicated to American naval and military history in our city, and is located at Pier 86 at 46th Street on the Hudson River. In the Hell’s Kitchen area of ​​West Manhattan, the Intrepid Museum features exhibits, planes and spaceships … Read more