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“A true hunger crisis” looms as 1.8 million New Yorkers face SNAP funding cutoff next month

November 3, 2025
“A true hunger crisis” looms as 1.8 million New Yorkers face SNAP funding cutoff next month

Nearly 1.8 million New York City residents could be left without food assistance this week, after the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) confirmed it will

New York Schools Launch Innovative Emergency Alert System for Active Shooter Situations

October 29, 2025
New York Schools Launch Innovative Emergency Alert System for Active Shooter Situations

Every morning, parents across New York—and the country—watch their children leave for school with the same hope: that they will be safe, learn well, and

Unemployment benefit increases in New York: first increase since 2019

October 14, 2025
Unemployment benefit increases in New York: first increase since 2019

New York State raised the maximum weekly unemployment insurance benefit to $869 on Monday, the first increase since 2019. Before this increase, the maximum amount

Mother attacked by ICE supervisor in Federal Plaza supplicates compassion after the violent arrest of her husband

October 4, 2025
Mother attacked by ICE supervisor in Federal Plaza supplicates compassion after the violent arrest of her husband

The mother that an ICE agent assaulted after they stopped her husband in the Immigration Court on Thursday begs the President Trump who has compassion,

Maimonides Health expert Alert: menopause hits Hispanic women louder

September 19, 2025
Maimonides Health expert Alert: menopause hits Hispanic women louder

Suffocal that do not yield, nights without sleep and intense mood changes. For almost half of Hispanic women, these are just some of the challenges

New York announces ‘Greater Greenways’ with new pedestrian routes and cyclists in streets, parks and coastal areas

September 9, 2025
New York announces 'Greater Greenways' with new pedestrian routes and cyclists in streets, parks and coastal areas

New York City presented this Wednesday, Greater Greenways, the city’s green road plan, a project designed to expand the network of pedestrian corridors and cyclists

Illegal street sale blooms on the Brooklyn bridge despite the NYC ban

September 4, 2025
Illegal street sale blooms on the Brooklyn bridge despite the NYC ban

A little over a year that Mayor Eric Adams and traffic officials banned illegal street sale at the Brooklyn bridge, sellers have returned. Dozens of

Inside Broadway opens the curtain with a spectacular theater programming 2025-2026 for NYC students

August 30, 2025
Inside Broadway opens the curtain with a spectacular theater programming 2025-2026 for NYC students

New York prepares for another school year with a cultural proposal that promises to make a difference in the lives of thousands of young people.

LGBTQIA+ Organizations Protest in Manhattan for Medicaid and Trans Health cuts

August 19, 2025
LGBTQIA+ Organizations Protest in Manhattan for Medicaid and Trans Health cuts

Days of the Parade of Pride in New York City, community organizations, defenders of LGBTQIA+ health and elected officials met on Wednesday, June 25, in

Rent increases authorize almost one million apartments stabilized in New York City

August 14, 2025
Rent increases authorize almost one million apartments stabilized in New York City

The Revenue Regulation Board (RGB) voted on Monday night in favor of increasing rentals of almost a million apartments with stabilized rent in New York

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