An unusual incident at a hotel in Times Square in New York is now in the US court: a sales representative is suing his former employer after he was fired because of a urination incident. Richard Becker, 66, is seeking $1.5 million, about 1.34 million euros, from the US subsidiary of Chinese computer manufacturer Lenovo. … Read more
Roger Federer (2nd from left) mourns his former coach Peter Lundgren. Died at age 59. Roger Federer mourns the loss of his former coach Jannik Sinner… 2024-08-25 09:33:19 #shocking #moment #tennis #great #Carlos #Alcaraz
In an effort to combat the spread of West Nile virus, several neighborhoods in the city will be quarantined for mosquitoes this week. The map shows areas of Manhattan where the Health Department will be spraying low concentrations of pesticides starting Monday. The spray includes areas of Central Park, parts of the Upper East Side, … Read more
Authorities are searching for a pickup truck driver involved in a fatal crash on the Henry Hudson Expressway in Manhattan early this morning. The incident happened around 2:25 this morning in the section of the freeway near 165th Street, in Washington Heights. In the Citizen App images you can see one of the cars on … Read more
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is still going on. Recently, it was reported that Russia launched a massive attack on New York. Not only New York, attacks were also carried out on the nearby concentration area, Toretsk concentration. Referring to Russian media, RIA Novosti revealed that the Russian army managed … Read more
NEW YORK – New York Governor Kathy Hochul declared a disaster emergency for Suffolk County on Long Island due to historic flooding of businesses, homes and institutions after the the highest rains occurred on August 18 and 19. Extremely heavy rains and flash floods caused several rescues, severely damaged roads, road closures, dam failures and … Read more
After four days of closure, the Parks Department announced this Wednesday that the city’s main beaches have been reopened for swimming. Beaches in Queens and Brooklyn have been closed since Saturday due to rip currents caused by Hurricane Ernesto. City officials continue to remind New Yorkers to stay safe and not swim in closed sections … Read more
NEW YORK – The state’s highest court on Tuesday upheld a New York law allowing registered voters to cast their ballots by mail, rejecting a Republican challenge to the legislation. The state Court of Appeals ruling 6-1 upheld the lower courts’ decision, finding that the voting expansion law passed by the Legislature last year did … Read more
NEW JERSEY – New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez He is expected to retire this Tuesday, about a month after the jury found guilty of federal corruption charges. Menendez he announced his resignation last month In a letter to Democratic Governor Phil Murphy, who announced on Friday that a his former chief of staff would hold … Read more
During the Olympic Games, athletes from all over the world were delighted with French gastronomy. Simone Biles posted a video of herself enjoying a delicious pain au chocolat… wrapped in plastic wrap. But the Olympic village muffin was the one that pleased the taste buds of athletes. And the excitement has crossed borders! Small chocolate … Read more