The beauty and well-being They move very well in the Big Apple, and now Navy Yard will soon become a space for small minority entrepreneurs, especially women, to open their businesses in that part of Brooklynjoining a successful industry of over $450,000 million. This was revealed this Thursday by the mayor, Eric Adams, after announcing … Read more
He 2027 was scheduled as the date to close the prison Rikers Island, considered for many years as a prison where the culture of violence has reigned for decades. And although the closure is still pending, we will see, since the number of inmates required to take that step: 3,300, still seems far away, with … Read more
He President of Ecuador, Daniel Noboais visiting New York, on an official trip in which he will meet this Saturday with some members of the Ecuadorian community who reside in the Big Apple, and which has increased in the last year with the massive migration of compatriots in the face of the wave of violence, … Read more
NEW YORK — Federal agents on Thursday searched two properties owned by a top aide to New York City Mayor Eric Adams. An FBI spokesman confirmed that agents carried out early morning raids at two Bronx addresses, which records show are owned by Winnie Greco, a former fundraiser for Adams who now serves as his … Read more
What you should know The comments marked the mayor’s harshest rebuke to date of so-called sanctuary laws adopted by New York over the past decade, which aimed to protect the city’s immigrant population by limiting how local agencies can assist in efforts federal detention and deportation. “The mere fact that we can’t share with ICE … Read more
In the midst of the legislative process over how the New York City budget will be allocated for the next fiscal year and with the announcement of cuts in several areas, a group of students from the Big Apple launched a campaign to demand that the Municipal Administration to invest more in counseling and mental … Read more
What you should know According to a statement, the city will increase the cut in spending on “asylum seekers” by 10%, as the city describes recently arrived immigrants, after applying a “successful” 20% cut in the items dedicated to them, which has allowed more than 1.7 billion dollars to be returned to the coffers. Adams … Read more
At At 11:00 p.m. this Monday, the curfew began to apply in 20 new shelters and hotels in New York City, where more than 3,600 migrants newcomers, 1,691 of them single men. The new measure, which has received criticism from some sectors, and immense support from others, is one of the new measures that the … Read more
Chinatownalso known as Chinatown, in the heart of Manhattan, will have a new face. The popular New York neighborhood will begin a plan works in 2027 that seeks to drastically improve the public space and securitythrough redesign programs in areas such as Park Row and Chatham/Kimlau Square, so that pedestrians can move more peacefully. This … Read more
He health care program for those who do not qualify for health insurance or who cannot afford doctor visits, medications, specialists and procedures, known as NYC Care, continues to expand the number of New York beneficiaries, which already exceeds 125,000, mostly Latinos. This was revealed this Wednesday Jonathan Jiménezdirector of the program, which began to … Read more