A man loses his life after being stabbed in the middle of Thanksgiving night. The incident occurred outside the Penn Station. Police say the 36-year-old victim was attacked in the vicinity of 33rd Street and Seventh Avenue. The man suffered chest injuries and was taken to Bellevue Hospital where his death was later certified. This … Read more
Second Avenue at 116th Street is now called México-Tenochtitlan in recognition of the great influence of the Mexican community in this part of Harlem. “It fills us with pride that there is recognition of this size and that we have a street that is going to be called Mexico-Tenochtitlan,” said Marcelo Ebrard, Secretary of Foreign … Read more
Many people in the city benefit from food pantries. At the beginning of the pandemic it was estimated that some six million people did not have the means to buy basic food. And you know children are children. What they want is to eat. They don’t know if there is or there isn’t. And neither … Read more
New York City lost 13% of its restaurants to the pandemic, according to a revealing report from the state Department of Labor. According to the figures estimated by this agency, the number of employees in the industry decreased from 170,000 -in January 2020- to 102,000 by October 2021. Overall, restaurants offering food service and alcoholics … Read more
Impulse is a cycle of artistic workshops organized by the Corezon theater company, in collaboration with the Hispanic Federation, the acting organization HOLA and La Guía Cultural. The objective of this initiative is to collaborate with the artistic training of the Hispanic community in New York “We offer high-level workshops with experienced teachers so that … Read more
One individual was stabbed – fatally – in the neck, while riding aboard a subway car approaching Penn Station. According to preliminary reports, it is a random act of violence. – The incident happened shortly after midnight on a subway line 2 train, which was traveling north. The suspect apparently attacked the victim for no … Read more
The acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse, after testifying that he acted in self-defense in the deadly Kenosha shooting, causes outrage among New Yorkers. The verdict gathered, this Friday night, a crowd in front of the Barclays Center, emblematic scene of the Black Lives Matter movement. Later, the protesters crossed the Brooklyn Bridge in the direction of … Read more
Authorities are investigating the circumstances that led to a shooting in Midtown that left three people injured. The incident took place on Tuesday night, outside a store on West 38th Street, between Sixth and Fifth Avenues. The police have not confirmed the heading of the business that operated inside and do not rule out that … Read more
Nurses from five hospitals in the city warn that the lack of personnel is affecting the care of patients. This week there will be several protests to focus on this problem. Medical workers denounce that as a result of the pandemic, coupled with the massive departure of nurses who reached their retirement age, several positions … Read more
Eder López thinks that he will sell more churros and coffee in this kiosk with the arrival of more tourists to the big apple to celebrate the new year. “This is good news. With tourists coming from Europe, the economy is already improving and with the opening of the normal new year it will be … Read more