NYPD beefing up patrols after Georgia spa shootings, Asian Americans on edge
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- The NYPD is beefing up patrols across New York City in the wake of the deadly shooting at three spas in Georgia that left ...
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Coronavirus Update New York City: NY Rangers coaching staff out for Wednesday’s game due to …
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- The entire New York Rangers coaching staff will miss Wednesday's game against the Philadelphia Flyers due to COVID ...
New York City 1 year later: Restaurants faced a ‘one-two punch’
New York City's restaurants are famous for offering patrons a taste of life around the globe without having to leave its five boroughs. But the pandemic ...
Biden: Cuomo Should Resign If Investigation Confirms Claims
NEW YORK CITY— The pressure against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo over sexual harassment allegations reached the White House on Tuesday, ...
World’s Richest Woman Pumping Money Into Bronx City Council Race
The $800,000 contributed by Walton to New Yorkers for a Balanced Albany appears to be her first investment in local New York City elections.
Keep New York City’s streets open
New York City's Open Streets initiative could bring natural spaces to underserved communities, and Mayor de Blasio ought to prioritize areas like the ...
ART Allergy Release Technique Expands to New York City to Increase Client Access to …
Allergy Release Technique®, a holistic treatment for curing food allergies, has expanded its services to New York City. The new office, located in ...
NY Expands Vaccine Eligibility Again — and Your Choices of ‘Where’ Just Skyrocketed
In New York City, 1.7 million people (20.5 percent of the population) have gotten at least one dose, while nearly 833,000 (9.9 percent of the ...
Restaurant openings: Delray steakhouse touts its New York City roots
Restaurant openings: Delray steakhouse touts its New York City roots. Liz Balmaseda. Palm Beach Post. Avalon's heftiest steak: a 36-ounce, 30-day ...
Mayoral candidate Shaun Donovan debuts policy book, ‘Plan for the City of New York’
New York City mayoral candidate Shaun Donovan is seeking to up the ante by releasing a bevy of policy proposals in book form. His 204-page-long “ ...
A Pandemic St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Now, after a year of virtual celebrations that replaced New York City's usual rousing parades, the St. Patrick's Day event makes a humble appearance ...
New York Renters in Covid Hot Spots Are Four Times More Likely to Face Eviction
New York City landlords are seeking evictions nearly four times more often in the neighborhoods hit hardest by Covid-19 — predominantly Black and ...
‘You Can Feel The Energy’: New Yorkers Say Business Is Starting To Pick Up As City Continues On …
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — The pandemic dealt a painful blow to New York City's economy, driving most business to a standstill, but now, some ...
Queens DA Moves to Drop 700 Sex Work-Related Prosecutions
... cases involving prostitution-related offenses, and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said he would push for statewide decriminalization of sex work.
Can Vaccinations — and Shakespeare — Bring Back New York City’s Lost Tourism and Arts Jobs?
New York City lost a record 631,000 jobs last year. And no two sectors of the city's economy have been hit harder than tourism and the arts, which rely ...
New York City buys a historic home believed to have been part of the Underground Railroad
... Duffield Street in Brooklyn on Monday, in a move that Mayor Bill de Blasio called "protecting an important part of New York City's abolitionist history.".
Study: Some New York City office workers may never return to their Manhattan buildings
NEW YORK (WCBS 880) — A new survey released Tuesday shows New York City office workers still may not be heading back to their Manhattan ...
New York City pharmacist starts pop-up COVID-19 vaccination sites
A spokesperson for New York City's health department told the Times that community pharmacies have played an important role in the city's vaccination ...
It’s time to close New York’s digital divide
In fact, nearly 30% of New York City households lack broadband access, and approximately 60% of them are home to Black, brown and Latino people.
Reading homicide suspect arrested in New York City
Robert Isaac Saintkitts was apprehended by the police in New York City on Tuesday, according to Reading police. RPD investigators obtained a ...