From Bryant Park to Columbus Circle: 2025 Guide to New York’s Christmas Markets
New York’s Christmas markets are a tradition as strong as the illuminated trees and the first snow of December. This 2025 they arrive with new
New York’s Christmas markets are a tradition as strong as the illuminated trees and the first snow of December. This 2025 they arrive with new
Online shopping is much talked about for its convenience, wide selection, and competitive prices. However, they only account for about 16% of retail sales. And
Governor Kathy Hochul encourages everyone to support local businesses during the holiday shopping season, highlighting the critical role that small businesses, like those on Long
The minimum wage will increase to $17 per hour in New York City, Long Island and Westchester starting January 1, 2026, while the rest of
A United States federal judge issued an order prohibiting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from accessing confidential tax data to locate immigrants. The decision, issued
Three companies from Suffolk County, Long Island, have received “Empire Awards” from New York State Senator Monica R. Martínez. The companies, all located within the
The Peruvian American Chamber of Commerce of Long Island (PACCLI) made its official presentation at the Brentwood Library where it was formally presented to the
Before it was a restaurant in Murray Hill, Leslie’s was a love story. Chef Sebastián Fernández was 16 years old when he started cooking professionally
Last Sunday, November 16, the Peruvian and Hispanic community gathered to participate in the elections of the Peruvian American Chamber of Commerce of Long Island
A cordial invitation is extended to the PACLI Elections: An opportunity to strengthen our business community. This Sunday, November 16, the Peruvian American Chamber of