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
What you should know Governor Kathy Hochul announced last week that the New York State Police is now accepting applications for the state trooper entrance exam, with testing for applicants beginning on August 15, 2024. This hiring period follows a $66 million investment to fund additional State Police Academy classes to increase the number of … Read more
The colours of the shirt on the green of the pitch are unmistakable. It is a Clásico. The presence of everything else that makes a Clásico a Clásico, however, is debatable. Played at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey under relentless rain, which brought with it a thunderstorm that forced the action to be suspended for … Read more
Frank DiLella, host of “On Stage” on our sister network NY1, shares this week’s list of recommended shows and plays. After its successful run at the New York City Center Encores, “ONCE UPON A MATTRESS” moved directly to the Hudson Theater on Broadway. The classic musical comedy based on the story of “The Princess and … Read more
A 23-year-old lady was stabbed in a subway station in Queens, in response to police stories. The incident occurred round 8:30 on Sunday night time on the Jamaica – Van Wyck station. The whole lot began when a person requested the lady for cash and when she didn’t give it to him, he stabbed her, … Read more
An MTA committee will meet Monday to debate funding points after a congestion pricing plan was shelved indefinitely. The MTA ensures that this plan would have financed a big a part of its deliberate tasks. The tax system was presupposed to generate about $1 billion a yr, and to make up for the dearth of … Read more
Surrounded by music and colour, hundreds of New Yorkers celebrated the thirty fifth version of the good Dominican parade and parade within the Bronx. “Born right here however coronary heart there, 100% representing my mother and father and fathers of the nation,” says Elizabeth Gutiérrez. “Pleased in life, Dominicans are all the time completely satisfied … Read more