An individual stabbed his father after a verbal dispute in Manhattan. The incident took place this Friday, past noon, at the intersection of East 116th Street and Lexington Avenue in East Harlem. Streets of East Harlem. – According to the police report, it explains that the 65-year-old father was in his vehicle while arguing with … Read more
A powerful storm – known in English as a ‘cyclone bomb’ – is approaching the northwest of the country and which will bring heavy rains, strong winds and a little snow to New York City. As noted by the New York Metro Weather service, the National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for … Read more
Two years into the pandemic that has gripped New York City, Mayor Eric Adams hopes to steer his city toward an economic revival by luring tourists back, beautifying the streets and embracing New York’s looming legal marijuana industry. York. Adams, a Democrat who was elected last year with a pro-business, anti-crime message, unveiled an economic … Read more
Casa Pública brings rich Mexican culture to the Williamsburg neighborhood. -What makes Casa Pública different? “What we try to do at Casa Pública is to recreate everything that is the food of the Federal District of the capital of Mexico, which is like a center of all the regional foods and cultures of Mexico,” explained … Read more
A woman dies after being struck in Brooklyn by a vehicle that left the scene. Now the authorities are now looking for the person responsible. The 62-year-old victim was found by officers shortly before one in the morning, near the vehicle divider on Pennsylvania Avenue and Linden Blvd, in East New York. The Streetsblog publication … Read more
Starting this Monday and throughout the week, Colombians in our area have the opportunity to vote early in the legislative elections of their country that will take place next Sunday. Here in our city, and until next Saturday, Colombians who have registered their citizenship card will be able to vote to elect representatives of the … Read more
Two people lost their lives during a spectacular car accident in Manhattan. It happened shortly after midnight, on the Harlem River Drive, at the height of East 131st Street, in the East Harlem sector. Harlem River Drive – According to the police officer, a black Honda Civic crashed into the dividing wall of the highway … Read more
Many of the health restrictions imposed by the vaccination mandate in the city have ended. Patrons of restaurants, sports venues, entertainment centers, gyms and other indoor venues will no longer have to show proof of vaccination. However, private companies can still require their employees and customers to be vaccinated. RELATED STORIES: The authorities made this … Read more
A person recovers after a car crashed into a flower shop in Manhattan. The accident happened around 2:30 p.m. this Friday. The store is located at Third Ave. and 91st Street. – The vehicle crashed into the store located between Third Avenue and 91st Street on the Upper East Side. The incident remains under investigation. … Read more
And while the city lifts biosecurity restrictions due to COVID-19, the Broadway League extend theirs. The use of a mask and proof of vaccination will remain in force, at least, until the end of April for spectators. But the tetratral association plans to reassess the rule on April 1. Meanwhile, the Barclays Center announced that … Read more