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A strong partnership for quality and innovation

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A strong partnership for quality and innovation

STREIF is known for its high-quality prefabricated houses, which impress with their innovative construction, architectural excellence and uncompromising focus on sustainability. Each STREIF house is unique – individually planned, energy efficient and resource-saving. The company attaches particular importance to developing tailor-made living solutions in close coordination with its customers that are not only aesthetically pleasing, … Read more

Cyclists against remodeling McGuinness Blvd.

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Cyclists against remodeling McGuinness Blvd.

Hundreds of cyclists protested in Brooklyn over the redesign of McGuinness Boulevard. But despite criticism, the city says they will move forward with the plan. When asked about the deal, the Adams administration said the reluctance on both sides of the issue reflected a strong compromise. Under the new plan, from Calyer Street to the … Read more

MTA increases bus inspectors to stop evasion

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MTA increases bus inspectors to stop evasion

According to data provided by the MTA, toll evasion numbers began to rise around the time of the COVID-19 pandemic. In fact, the bus system is the most affected and to stop more than 50% of passengers who do not pay the city bus fare, the MTA has organized inspectors on some local lines. If … Read more

NJ Transit will not raise fares this week

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NJ Transit will not raise fares this week

If you’re thinking of going out of town this week, you might be interested in enjoying the last days of summer in New Jersey. And this week, the fare will be waived for all New Jersey Transit service. Starting tomorrow and until September 2, all bus, train and tram journeys from that group will be … Read more

The driver was found after a hit and run

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The driver was found after a hit and run

Authorities are searching for a pickup truck driver involved in a fatal crash on the Henry Hudson Expressway in Manhattan early this morning. The incident happened around 2:25 this morning in the section of the freeway near 165th Street, in Washington Heights. In the Citizen App images you can see one of the cars on … Read more

Parole in lieu for spouses of US citizens.

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Parole in lieu for spouses of US citizens.

A few days ago, the new program of the Biden administration called “Keeping Families Together” began, which will allow spouses and children of US citizens, who have entered the United States illegally regularly, to legalize their immigration status without having to leave the country. To better understand what parole in lieu, or permission to remain, … Read more

Yankees offer free skin cancer screenings

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Yankees offer free skin cancer screenings

Skin cancer is a potentially fatal disease that affects thousands of people in the country every year. In an effort to detect the disease early, the Yankees held a free event Thursday to offer skin tests to fans. Ana Enriquez has been working at Yankee Stadium for 8 years, and although she tries to take … Read more

Fire at the Astoria warehouse in Queens

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Fire at the Astoria warehouse in Queens

A huge fire was consuming a scrap metal warehouse in Astoria, Queens. From two blocks around you can see the huge smoke coming out of the Super Scrap location, located at 69-15 Astoria Boulevard. The accident happened around 6:30 pm this past Thursday. 60 firefighters responded to the scene, one of whom was slightly injured. … Read more

Rehabilitation center provides training for overdose

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Rehabilitation center provides training for overdose

Dozens of adults have been trained to respond to drug overdoses using the drug Narcan. It is part of an initiative by an organization that offers this type of training to businesses and community centers. Jimy Gonzalez says he started using drugs and drinking alcohol at a very young age. “It destroys the body, the … Read more

Beaches in Queens and Brooklyn reopen

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Beaches in Queens and Brooklyn reopen

After four days of closure, the Parks Department announced this Wednesday that the city’s main beaches have been reopened for swimming. Beaches in Queens and Brooklyn have been closed since Saturday due to rip currents caused by Hurricane Ernesto. City officials continue to remind New Yorkers to stay safe and not swim in closed sections … Read more