NEW YORK — The Vessel at Hudson Yards will reopen to the public later in 2024, but there will be some important changes in place aimed at keeping people safe. The structure has been closed since 2021 after a number of people died by suicide at the site. Four people took their lives on the … Read more
_ES_MN_FDNY_EMS_Body_Armor_CG_129503846_784 "New Bills Approved for Paramedic Protection in New York City – Get the Details Here!")
In order to offer protection to the women and men who protect citizens on a daily basis through urgent medical services, the Municipal Council approved two new bills on the subject this Thursday. Joseph Borelli, leader of the Republican minority in the municipal entity, is the one who led the legislation that seeks for the … Read more
NEW YORK — This is good news for those looking for a fun, free plan in Spanish this weekend. This is because the Whitney Museum of American Art will offer a free storytelling event in collaboration with the New York Public Library this Sunday, April 14, as part of the museum’s Second Sunday Free Sundays. … Read more
Do you remember Flaco, the Eurasian owl who escaped from the zoo and became the most famous escapee in the city? Well, he continues making noise from beyond. “The evidence showed that Flaco consumed a lot, a lot of rat poison,” said Councilman Shaun Abreu. Flaco died from exposure to rodenticides before crashing into a … Read more
What you should know A medical student and electric cellist with the stage name Eyeglasses was randomly attacked while performing at the Herald Square subway station. The incident occurred at 5:50 pm on Tuesday, February 13 and was captured on video. A woman was arrested for the bottle attack caught on camera and charged with … Read more
The NYPD plans to step up dress code enforcement for uniformed officers, and among the changes is that they will not be able to wear shorts, turtlenecks, or non-black shoelaces. . The possible application of this measure has generated reactions from the Police Benevolent Association (the police union). The president of this organization, Patrick Hendry, … Read more
Honduran David Campbell, one of the main suppliers of drugs and weapons to MS-13 in that country and extradited this Tuesday to the United States, was charged this Wednesday with several crimes in a federal court in New York along with other high-ranking officials. leaders of that gang. The United States Attorney’s Office for the … Read more
Scientists in New York City have issued a warning after the detection of highly contagious avian flu in some birds in the cityaccording to local media reports. Health officials urge the public to remain alert and stay away from birds or other animals that appear sick, dead or exhibiting strange behavior. Although the Centers for … Read more
_ES_MN_Housing_Crisis_Rally_CLEAN_129486606_1395 "Housing Affordability Crisis in NYC: ‘Yes for Housing’ Coalition Advocates for Policy Reforms")
In recent years, New York City has been immersed in an ever-growing housing affordability crisis That’s why the ‘Yes for Housing’ coalition, made up of more than 120 pro-tenant organizations, met at City Hall on Wednesday to support a series of policy reforms. of housing in the city. “In themselves, they are very old rules, … Read more
We spoke with Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine about the issues New Yorkers care about, including housing, transportation safety, and public spaces. One of these is the elimination of the so-called 12 FAR Cap, a law from the sixties that limits the height of buildings. “As you know and viewers know, we are in the … Read more