In lower Manhattan there are hundreds of offices that continue to be closed in many buildings since many employees continue to work from home since the pandemic. The city’s Urban Planning department issued a plan recommendation to the state to expand the city’s low-use building renovation plan that is only allowed in this area to … Read more
He is the first Latino president of the borough of Brooklyn and on Wednesday he visited, together with Councilor Alexa Avilés, the PS1 school in Sunset Park, to deliver gifts to more than 300 children, the majority Latino, and thus share the meaning of the day of the three wise men. Antonio Reynoso said: “It … Read more
The city is closing a complex of migrant tents that just opened three weeks ago as the influx of people transported by bus from the southern border states has slowed, according to official reports. Randall’s Island Temporary Rescue Center will close next week and its occupants will be offered space in a new rescue center … Read more
Democrat Letitia James was elected for a second term as New York Attorney General, a position from which she pursued former President Donald Trump and a list of powerful targets. “We send a message to the most powerful companies and people who believe they are above the law that they are not and that this … Read more
Supporters of Representative Lee Zeldin’s government offer showed up Tuesday night at Cipriani’s in Midtown Manhattan with anticipation. Their man, widely believed, had the best chance of becoming New York’s first Republican governor in decades. They will have to wait another four years. New York Republicans will remain in New York’s political wasteland after Tuesday … Read more
“Go vote. In this country, the future of communities is decided at the polls, ”said the speaker. A few days before the mid-term elections in New York, encouraging Latins to go out and exercise their vote was the mission of elected officials along with community organizations, including NALEO, the Hispanic Federation, Latino Justice and Dominicans … Read more
Spectrum News NY1 opened New York’s first and only planned government debate between candidates Kathy Hochul and Lee Zeldin to the public. The one-hour event was held Tuesday at 7pm by Pace University. NY1 Noticias broadcast the debate with Spanish translation on Wednesday at 7pm and 11pm The debate was moderated by “Inside City Hall” … Read more
Early voting for the mid-term elections begins today. The polls will be open from 9:00 to 17:00 today and tomorrow, and will run until 6 November. The voting tables will be enabled again on election day, Tuesday 8 November. Among the biggest contests is the government battle between incumbent Governor Kathy Hochul and Long Island … Read more
The city of New York, known for its lack of public toilets for its citizens and tourists, will have to install toilets in all the postal districts of the city, which total 1,201, starting with the identification of the optimal places for their installation. The city council passed a law that orders the mayor’s office … Read more
The November general elections are here and early voting begins on Saturday 29 October and runs every day until Sunday 6 November. Election day is Tuesday 8 November. Anyone with the right to vote can vote early, although the place where you vote in advance may be different from the one assigned to you on … Read more