Beaches in Queens and Brooklyn reopen

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

Redevelopment plan on McGuinness Boulevard completed

Redevelopment plan on McGuinness Boulevard completed

The city’s Department of Transportation is calling for a protected bike lane in its latest proposal for redesigning McGuinness Boulevard. The lane would run in both directions from Calyer Street to Meeker Street in Brooklyn, one in each direction from 7 am to 7 pm. The plan also calls for parking lots nearby on both … Read more

Yabusele is negotiating his exit from Real Madrid to return to the Sixers

Yabusele is negotiating his exit from Real Madrid to return to the Sixers

The French international Guerschon Yabusele is negotiating his exit from Real Madrid to return to the NBAthis time with the Philadelphia 76ers, the portal reported The Athletic. Shams Charaniaone of the journalists with the best sources within the NBA, assured in The Athletic that Yabusele is trying to resolve the $2.5 million clause he has … Read more

Scaffolding collapsed after a car accident

Scaffolding collapsed after a car accident

Police are investigating how a scaffolding collapsed in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, after a road accident. The police say that the incident happened last Sunday night, around seven, outside La Taquería on the Great Street, when a truck crashed into the structure. In images from the Citizen App video, you can see the scene of the accident. … Read more

Strengthen security in Central Park

Strengthen security in Central Park

After a wave of robberies revealed in Central Park, one of the most iconic and quiet areas of New York, many residents and visitors say they are more alert. “If you sit down, be careful when you walk at night,” said Christian Cedeño, a resident of the area. Manuel de Jesús, also working in the … Read more

His leg is amputated after falling on the train tracks

His leg is amputated after falling on the train tracks

A man’s right leg was amputated after he was hit by a train at Wall Street station. The incident took place at 7:40pm last Saturday at a metro station on line 2. According to reports, the man fell on the track and was hit by the train traveling north. In this citizen app video you … Read more

The battle against unlicensed cannabis dispensaries continues

The battle against unlicensed cannabis dispensaries continues

A Lower East Side resident listened intently as a press conference was held where elected officials stressed the need to crack down on illegal marijuana dispensaries in the community. “I saw about 12 around here in our neighborhood, 12 of these places that open, close, open, close,” said neighbor María Ballester. They claim that the … Read more

A teenager was stabbed in the stomach in Brooklyn

A teenager was stabbed in the stomach in Brooklyn

A teenager is recovering after being stabbed in Brooklyn. The attack happened on Sunday around eight o’clock in the afternoon on Atlantic Avenue, between Fort Greene Place and Portland Avenue, in front of the Barclays Center. According to the police, the 13-year-old girl was stabbed in the stomach. She was transported to the hospital in … Read more

‘It’s flooding so much that you can’t get out’: neighbor

‘It’s flooding so much that you can’t get out’: neighbor

Every time it rains, walking through flooded streets in the “El Hoyo” neighborhood becomes complicated for residents of the area. “I’m leaving now, I’m not staying here today.” This area of ​​Queens, located between Durmont Avenue and 76th Street in Howard Beach, is one of three intersections that flood every time it rains, even lightly, … Read more

A woman accused of pushing two tourists has pleaded not guilty

A woman accused of pushing two tourists has pleaded not guilty

The woman accused of pushing two Mexican tourists onto subway tracks has pleaded not guilty in Manhattan court. Ebony Butts faces charges of reckless endangerment and first and second degree assault. RELATED NEWS: According to authorities, the unprovoked attack happened shortly before 2:30 a.m. Monday at the Delancey Street and Essex Street station. There, Butts … Read more