Like soldiers preparing for yet another war, New York City hospitals and nursing homes prepare for a possible resurgence of coronavirus patients, drawing on lessons learned in the spring, when the outbreak brought the outbreak to its knees. largest city in the country. The new preparedness manual stems from the apocalyptic days of March and … Read more
A 17-year-old was shot and killed along with another young man on Wednesday in Brooklyn, according to police reports. The incident occurred around 3 p.m. on East 26th Street in Flatbush. The subject who shot would have tried to rob the young people and at some point started the shooting. The young man who died, … Read more
Several pieces of a crane installed in a building in Midtown fell to the void causing alarm in the area. The incident occurred in a building under construction located at West 57th Street and Sixth Avenue and apparently several pieces of the crane came off the frame. No injuries were reported, but the FDNY said … Read more
The rates of infections, hospitalizations and other indicators on the state of the coronavirus in the city are “worrisome,” said Mayor Bill de Blasio. “Growth is what worries me. We cannot allow that number to continue to grow, “de Blasio said of the average positivity rate for the last seven days, which is now 1.92% … Read more
A persistent rain had fallen on the city when New Yorkers woke up this Thursday and it will continue throughout the day. The rain could be stronger as the day progresses along with winds of up to 40 miles per hour and temperatures of around 50 degrees. In some areas there could be rainfall of … Read more
More than 30 people are under arrest after violent protests broke out in the city Tuesday night over the shooting death by police of a black man in Philadelphia. Protesters smashed windows, started fires and sprayed graffiti in downtown Brooklyn. Police say there was damage to police department vehicles and other property. Damage. – In … Read more
The early voting center, The Armory, in Washington Heights registered long lines. Many waited up to an hour to vote. Among them was Rafael Ceballos: “The time I have to have to vote, I have it, no problem.” This is the first presidential election in which New Yorkers can cast their votes early. The process … Read more
Inside the chapel at Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery, Dominican artist Scherezade García places the last details of her latest work of art. Surrounded by the atmosphere of nostalgia, is the installation of an offering in honor of the Mexican tradition of the Day of the Dead. “The idea of the tradition of celebrating life and honoring … Read more
New York’s theater industry has been hit hard by the pandemic. The Broadway League announced that its theaters will remain behind closed doors until the summer of 2021. Meanwhile, movie theaters in New York City remain unopened. Faced with this bleak outlook, Latino companies that do theater in Spanish are struggling to stay afloat. Whether … Read more
This Sunday, Manhattan was the scene of a series of violent demonstrations in the city. A march in favor of President Trump spread through various parts of the city and some of its participants were caught on video fighting with Black Lives Matter protesters in Times Square. As the levels of violence increased, the police … Read more