This is what the streets of 18th Avenue look like on the borders of Borough Park and Bensonhurst, with many businesses closed and few people on the street. And is that even though the mayor said on Monday that this week the red zones of Brooklyn could change, this is still considered a high-risk area, … Read more
Although he is far away, Freddy Muñoz, a Honduran resident of Bushwick, has been following through video calls the evolution of the storm Eta pending his family. The relatives live in Puerto Cortés, in the north of the country. This Wednesday these were the first words he heard from his sister. “The water is getting … Read more
According to the predictions, the election results were not going to be immediately clear. But that doesn’t mean that New Yorkers feel less anxiety, excitement, or exhaustion throughout this process. We have the report, live from Washington Heights, on how people are feeling while waiting for the official winner. Visit the NY1 News page with … Read more
The New York Police Department (NYPD) is increasing security in front of Trump Tower, as a precaution against what may happen during election day. A series of cargo trucks arrived on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, as well as metal barricades were installed in front of the building. There is also a greater presence of police … Read more
The mayor of New York, Bill de Blasio, called on voters to come forward to vote on Election Day, this Tuesday, November 3. He indicated that New Yorkers should not be intimidated during their visit to the polls. De Blasio pointed out that the Electoral Observers Commission will have more than 500 volunteers guarding the … Read more
At the end of a hidden alley, residents of Jackson Heights gather during these dates to build a small altar where people from the community can remember their loved ones on the Day of the Dead. “We like that the people of the community learn and the most beautiful thing is that the people of … Read more
The authorities announce that they had to intervene in an illegal party at dawn this Saturday, in Brooklyn. According to the report, there were about 400 people at the scene. In the images obtained, it can be seen that the party was held clandestinely inside a warehouse near Meadow and Bogart streets, in East Williamsburg. … Read more
Nearly one million New Yorkers have cast their ballots during early voting week. This number was confirmed by the Board of Elections of the city after the count this Saturday. And this Sunday, November 1, is the last day you can vote early. The voting centers are already open and will close at four in … Read more
In response to the increase in coronavirus cases nationwide, Governor Cuomo announces a new health measure that applies to people arriving in New York State. Cuomo decreed that those who come to the state have to show a negative test of maximum three days old to enter. They will then have to quarantine for an … Read more
Miriam Trelles turns on her electric grill to make an omelet, but it’s been 10 minutes and it’s still not hot enough. “Look, this still does not heat, look at this still does not heat and see that there are only two eggs,” Miriam explained. The tenant has been like this since February, when both … Read more