New York. New York City Mayor Eric Adams pleaded not guilty Friday to federal bribery charges, firmly rejecting accusations that he accepted luxury trips, campaign cash and other benefits from foreign interests that they then tried to take advantage of their power and influence. Adams’ attorney told a judge that next week they will move … Read more
New York’s Interim Police Commissioner Under Federal Investigation Federal authorities have initiated an investigation into Interim Police Commissioner Thomas Donlon, just days after he assumed the role. Donlon confirmed that agents executed search warrants at his residence last Friday, retrieving materials he possessed from two decades ago. According to Donlon, the items taken are not … Read more
Hurricane Ernesto Approaches U.S. East Coast, Heightening Surf and Rip Current Dangers As millions of Americans prepare for last-minute beach outings before the school season kicks off, they have been met with warnings regarding Hurricane Ernesto. Strengthening back into a hurricane, Ernesto poses serious threats to swimmers along the Atlantic coastline. Severe Hazards Set for … Read more
New Era MLB NY Yankees Essential 9FORTY “Green Forest” When you support a team as successful as the New York Yankeesthe least you can do is shout it from the rooftops. This striking New Era NY Yankees Essential 9FORTY The New York Yankees 9FORTY Cap gets the job done in style, with bold colors throughout … Read more
The letter in which ‘El Mayo’ made his statement was distributed by his lawyer Frank Pérez. The authorship of the document is attributed to Ismael ‘El Mayo’ Zambada, but the text is without his signature. The former leader of one of the factions of the Sinaloa Cartel, which is also led by brothers Alfredo and … Read more
The police have found two gunmen who opened fire on a group of people in the Bronx, leaving six people injured. The incident happened a short distance from a day care centre. Police say the incident happened around 8:15 pm Wednesday night on Morris Avenue, between East 190th and East 191st streets, in the North … Read more
Starting this Monday, Brooklyn Subway service will experience some temporary changes. The B and Q trains will be affected as the MTA installs two new elevators and completes other accessibility improvements at the Church Avenue station in Flatbush. Southbound B and Q trains will avoid the station until the fall while the work is completed. … Read more
Together with winemakers and community leaders, Congressman Adriano Espaillat announced this morning that a million dollars is being allocated to prevent crime in small businesses in Upper Manhattan. It was at a press conference held at the winery association’s headquarters, and public safety was the main topic. Espaillat received that amount during the 2024 fiscal … Read more
Digital Aviation, Sp.- On August 3, 1954, Iberia made its first flight between Madrid and New York aboard a Super Constellationmarking the beginning of a transatlantic connection that has evolved significantly over the past 70 years. To commemorate this milestone, Andrés Iwasaki, Iberia long-haul Cabin Crew, surprised customers on flight IB6251 on Saturday, August 3, … Read more
Our city’s Ecuadorian community is celebrating this Sunday. The fortieth march in honor of their country traveled through the streets of Jackson Heights with floats, dancing and traditional clothing. From Queens, our colleague Angie Hernández has more information. The 41st edition of the great Ecuadorian parade in New York was enjoyed by thousands of people. … Read more