Today, 11:38 | author: Irina Mikhalkova | Photo ru.depositphotos.com With age, not only the skin grows old, but also the hair, which begins to fall out more often. One can only dream of a beautiful hairstyle. But you can return the former luxury to your hair with the help of a simple remedy – Aloe … Read more
Dozens of people gathered around the Rockefeller Center plaza to welcome the huge tree that New York symbolizes the beginning of the Christmas season. And although this year the Mayor’s Office did not allow the access of visitors, as part of the social distancing measures, a Puerto Rican family did not want to miss the … Read more
The lack of supplies worries organizers at the Ozone Park Block Association pantry, which distributes food every Saturday at 8310 Rockaway Boulevard. “The food is not coming as before, last week we did not have food until Friday,” said José Sánchez, vice president of the Ozone Park Block Association. So far, the community’s effort has … Read more
A woman riding a bus in Brooklyn was injured after someone fired at the transport vehicle and the projectile entered the back of the vehicle, according to police reports. The incident happened on Fulton Street around 2.30 in the afternoon. The B25 bus was stopped by traffic when several shots were fired that entered the … Read more
At the Brooklyn Army Terminal facility it is not necessary to open the test site to full capacity because there are very few people waiting. Bety Sosa and her family came to take the test because four days ago they arrived from a trip to Mexico: “The line was very fast. It only took about … Read more
The Justice Department has dropped drug trafficking and money laundering charges against former Mexican defense secretary General Salvador Cienfuegos, Attorney General William Barr said Tuesday. Barr said the department will drop the case so that Cienfuegos “can be investigated and, if appropriate, charged, under Mexican law.” Cienfuegos, who was charged in federal court in Brooklyn, … Read more
More than 2,000 people are now hospitalized due to COVID-19 in New York State, a number not seen since the spring, Governor Andrew Cuomo’s office revealed Tuesday. Positive COVID-19 cases also continued to rise as the state and the rest of the country experienced a resurgence of the pandemic that had slowed over the summer … Read more
The rate of Covid-19 infections is 2.74% in the state and 2.57% in the city. But the possibility of it reaching 3%, leading to school closings and other restrictions, is generating concern. We have the report, live from the Mount Hope sector in the Bronx, with the details. Visit the NY1 News page with our … Read more
Governor Cuomo reiterated, for the second day in a row, that he does not trust the federal government’s ability to distribute a vaccine against Covid-19. In a conference call to the media, Cuomo indicated that the federal government is not prepared to do so and believes that the same mistake that was made at the … Read more
The concilor Mark Levine, who serves as chairman of the Council’s Health Committee, believes that the second wave of coronavirus cases has already reached the city. But he says that while action needs to be taken, the next shouldn’t be to close schools. (This segment contains the first part of this interview) Visit the NY1 … Read more