What you should know Over the next six months, they will serve more than 6,000 students throughout The Bronx and Central Brooklyn. The clinics provide students with access to individual, family and group therapy, with links to outpatient clinics and telehealth services as needed. In addition to the 16 new school-based satellite clinics, an additional … Read more
New York City experienced a historic event this Thursday after The municipal council will approve, by vote, the construction of the new stadium for New York City FC and with it, the largest affordable housing development project in the last 40 years in Willets Point. With this initiative, which was promoted by the Queens Development … Read more
Soon New York City drivers will no longer have to worry about leaving the paper receipts issued by parking meters visible on the dashboards of their vehicles when they park and make their payments. In their desire to facilitate diligence and avoid the use of large amounts of paper, transportation authorities in the Big Apple … Read more
One of the big complaints that Mayor Eric Adamshas received from New Yorkers and progressive politicians since he took over the reins of the Big Apple, is that he has intensified the persecution of crimes against the quality of life, such as urinating in the streets, carrying alcoholic beverages in public, entering the subway without … Read more
Los Latinos in New York City They are the group that receives the most fines for minor infractions by the NYPD, in disproportionate numbers, around the Big Apple. In 2022 they received 53% of the total civil penalties for violations of minor crimes such as having open alcohol containers, urinating in public and making noise. … Read more
New York City Mayor Eric Adams marked Good Friday by receiving a jailhouse baptism from the Rev. Al Sharpton, joining in on the religious rite with a group of men incarcerated at the troubled Rikers Island jail complex. The ceremony came as part of a visit to the jail complex where Adams was scheduled to … Read more
Very soon several subway stations around the Big Apple will begin to have scanners that will help the police detect passengers with firearms and sharps, in order to prevent them from entering the transportation system, where several have been recorded in recent months. violent events. This was revealed this Thursday Mayor Eric Adamswho in his … Read more
A portion of irregular immigrants in New York could be denied emergency housing resources due to a change in state practice. The mayor of New York City, Eric Adams announced that the city’s “right to housing” policy, which requires anyone who needs one to be provided with a bed, will be significantly scaled back. According … Read more
After the COVID-19 pandemicthe Big Apple has managed to recover, and has just reached the historical maximum in jobs, after the creation of 300,000 new jobs in the last two years. This was announced this Monday Mayor Eric Adams after revealing that New York City already has more than 4,730,066 jobs, which has contributed to … Read more
New York City is currently spending more money on housing and services per migrant than it did last summer, despite Mayor Eric Adams’ projections showing the overall toll of the crisis is falling thanks to reductions in the number of asylum seekers in municipal care. Molly Wasow Park, Commissioner of Social Services (DSS) of the … Read more