Schumer: More Transit Dollars Heading to New York
New York, NY—New York City is poised for greater mass transit and infrastructure funding, that's according to Senate Majority Leader Charles ...
Monthly Archives: January 2021
The push to decriminalize ‘streetwalking’ follows a deadly run of NYC ‘reforms’
Blame for much of what makes New York City so difficult to navigate these days rests squarely with the normalization — and outright legalization — of ...
Amnesty International calls for a ban on facial recognition in New York City
... facial recognition titled Ban The Scan — and is launching with a demand for New York City to halt police and government use of the technology.
NY sees some progress after worst COVID-19 stretch since May
New York City could administer 500,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses a week if it had enough supply, but instead has been forced to put off opening ...
New York Education Officials Call for Canceling State Tests
In New York City, state tests can also be a factor for admissions to a chunk of the city's middle and high schools. This year's admissions cycle was ...
WEATHER: Winter storm expected to bring 1-3 inches of snowfall to New York City
Well north and west of New York City can see more than three inches of snow, according to WCBS 880 chief meteorologist Craig Allen. He notes the ...
HilltopSecurities Welcomes Philip Villaluz to Capital Markets Team in New York City
(HilltopSecurities) announced today that Philip Villaluz has joined its Capital Markets division in New York City as a desk analyst, reporting to Tom Kozlik ...
HilltopSecurities Welcomes Philip Villaluz to Capital Markets Team in New York City
Hilltop Securities Inc. (HilltopSecurities) announced today that Philip Villaluz has joined its Capital Markets division in New York City as a desk analyst, ...
New York City Pension Funds OK Cutting Fossil Fuel Investments Within Five Years
New York City's largest pension funds on Monday voted to pull their money from fossil fuel investments within five years, portfolios that hold an ...
72% Of NY Health Care Workers Received Coronavirus Vaccine
NEW YORK CITY — More than 70 percent of New York's doctors, nurses and other health care workers on the frontlines against COVID-19 have ...
Cuomo teases loosening of COVID restrictions — but don’t expect indoor dining soon
“The indoor dining in New York City is a New York City-specific condition and we're not at this point — at this point — contemplating any changes,” ...
Governor Cuomo Announces New York State’s Rate of Transmission Has Dropped Below One
Each New York City borough's 7-day average percentage of positive test results reported over the last three days is as follows: ...
With New York’s Budget Holes Growing, A Casino In Manhattan Could Be A Reality
Meanwhile, New York City mayoral hopeful Andrew Yang, a Democrat who ran for president in 2020, discussed putting a casino on Governors Island, ...
NY Coronavirus Restrictions Could Be Lifted This Week, Cuomo Says
NEW YORK CITY — Restrictions could lift this week in certain coronavirus "microcluster zones" as the state moves past a post-holidays spike in cases, ...
Godiva To Close All New York City Stores
NEW YORK CITY — Chocolatier Godiva became the latest victim of the pandemic, announcing plans to close its 128 North American stores, including ...
New York City-based project ‘The Apology Line’ hears compelling and chilling confessions
In 1980, Allan Bridge began posting flyers around New York City for people to call his Apology Line, described as “an anonymous telephone line ...
New York has better driving conditions than most states, survey shows
New York City still had the 14th-worst traffic conditions of global cities, according to the INRIX Global Traffic Scorecard. Read More. Filed under ...
COVID vaccination pace slows as New York awaits more supply
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- New York State officials are hopeful they will get more COVID vaccine later this week. They have already administered 88 ...
Why Andrew Yang Should Be the Next Mayor of New York City
The race to be the next Mayor of New York City is already crowded. There are many experienced candidates who could probably do a good job, ...
Covid-19 Live Updates: Virus Variants Push Nations to Lock Down and Zip Up Borders
New York City said it would be “impossible” to quickly install Wi-Fi in shelters for remote learning, but some shelter operators have done it.