What you should know About 3,500 nurses from Montefiore and 3,625 nurses from Mount Sinai went on strike at 6 a.m. Monday. Progress is being made in negotiations at Montefiore, a union official said on Tuesday, and Mount Sinai hopes a deal approved by its sister campuses will soon bring those on the main campus … Read more
NEW YORK – A Brooklyn man has been sentenced to decades behind bars for assaulting a 61-year-old woman with a rock as she was sweeping a sidewalk in Queens the day after Thanksgiving 2021, an assault that cost her her life. violent attack. Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz announced Wednesday that Elisaul Perez was sentenced … Read more
Bumper cars are returning to Bryant Park for the winter season! However, these aren’t your typical bumper cars you see at fairs, instead they crash, slide and spin…on ice! “Bumper Cars on Ice at Bank of America Winter Village in Bryant Park” will return on Friday and run through March 4. The bumper cars will … Read more
NEW YORK – New York ranks second among cities nationwide with the highest number of bed bug cases, according to List of Orkin companies. First place, for the third consecutive year, went to Chicago. The numbers are provided by sbed bug treatment services from 1 December 2021 to 30 November 2022. This includes both residential … Read more
NEW YORK — New Yorkers and visitors alike know how chaotic driving can be in New York City, and a study confirms it by ranking it among the worst to drive in the world. INRIX, Inc., a transportation data and analytics company headquartered in Kirkland, Washingtonhas carried out a global study on traffic on the … Read more
NEW YORK – The NYPD found nothing out of the ordinary after New York City police bomb squads investigated a pressure cooker in the last car of a train on the line from Newark, according to law enforcement sources. . According to the port authority, the report of a suspicious package at the WTC PATH … Read more
NEW YORK – While we haven’t been completely snow-free in the tri-state area this winter, flakes have been very few and far between. And this trend doesn’t seem to be ending anytime soon. So why such a disappointing season for winter weather lovers? There are two main factors: climate change and la niña. The impact … Read more
NEW YORK — Aren’t you afraid of heights? Are you an avid ice skater? Do you love sports despite your inability to stand? New York City’s tallest ice rink is officially open at Edge at Hudson Yards. The 1,024-square-foot synthetic ice rink, Sky Skate, is located on the inside section of the Edge’s upper deck. … Read more
What you should know About 3,500 nurses from Montefiore and 3,625 nurses from Mount Sinai went on strike at 6 a.m. Monday. Hospitals were preparing for the strike by transferring patients, diverting ambulances to other institutions, postponing non-urgent procedures and organizing the hiring of temporary staff. Gov. Kathy Hochul urged the union and hospitals Sunday … Read more
NEW YORK – A man who killed eight people on a New York City bike path five years ago left behind a “scene of destruction and horror” in which “screams filled the air” before telling an agent of the ‘FBI who was proud of the destruction he had caused and wished his terrorist group’s flag … Read more