NEW YORK — The Broadway Museum has opened its doors to the public in New York’s most theatrical district, home to the theater and music halls that constitute one of the distinctive features of the Big Apple. How is it possible that no one had yet had the idea of summarizing the history of New … Read more
NEW YORK – The New York Police Department is looking for a man who ran over a policeman on a Brooklyn sidewalk on Monday. The incident occurred at approximately 12:52 p.m. when the duty officer was issuing a parking citation to a vehicle parked off 1602 Avenue Z. As he walked down the sidewalk, an … Read more
NEW YORK – Dog lovers in a Manhattan neighborhood are on edge after a man says his beloved pup accidentally ingested poison during one of their walks and is now dead. Ralph Edwards said no one could resist the infectious energy of his 7-month-old Rottweiler puppy named Cali during their daily walks around their Washington … Read more
NEW YORK – You’ve probably heard of rsva contagious and seasonal childhood respiratory virus which most of us already had and which is now causing concern due to its earlier-than-usual onset and strain in pediatric hospital units. Although most of us have had RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) before our second birthday, adults can get it … Read more
NEW YORK – U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers seized cocaine worth an estimated $450,000 on the street hidden in a passenger’s wheelchair at the John CF Kennedy in New York City, the agency announced Monday. Emelinda Paulino De Rivas, a citizen of the Dominican Republic, arrived in New York on Nov. 10 on … Read more
NEW YORK — New York is preparing to celebrate in style next year the 50th anniversary of the birth of hip-hop, which began at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue in the Bronx, and which has gone from a forbidden street genre to a world-class music and a million dollar company. For this 12-month celebration in 2023, which … Read more
NEW YORK — New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Monday announced a package of major new housing reforms that will help New Yorkers exit the foster care system, or avoid it altogether, and move into housing more quickly. This includes housing in high-income neighborhoods that have long been out of reach for low-income families … Read more
NEW YORK — Five people died from Legionnaires’ disease over the summer at a New York City nursing home that had been repeatedly cited for improperly maintaining cooling towers where Legionella bacteria can spread, reported the New York.York Times. I burst into Nursing home in Amsterdama 409-bed facility in upper Manhattan, was the city’s worst … Read more
NEW YORK — Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and New York City has several events to provide food for New Yorkers who don’t have the resources to dine out. This is thanks to the fourth annual campaign of List of Thanksgiving turkey events, free meals, and giveaways from helpNYC which is now available at … Read more
NEW YORK — After more than a year of waiting service reopened on Monday New York Ferry at the Greenpoint stop in Brooklyn. This is part of the path of East River. Mayor Eric Adams celebrated the news by saying “NYC Ferry is once again setting a course for Greenpoint.” The pier was closed in … Read more