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
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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
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
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
Queens teenager meets his family after a month detained by ICE in Texas
A Queens high school student, arrested for more than a month at an immigration center in Texas, broke into tears when hugging his family during
The largest summer streets in history begins this Saturday, July 26 in Queens and Staten Island
New York City opens its streets so that pedestrians, cyclists and families enjoy summer without cars. This Saturday, July 26, the largest edition of Summer
Vigil at the Bronx honor victims of the Jet Set Club in Santo Domingo
On April 14, residents of the Bronx met in Lou Gehrig Plaza to commemorate the more than 220 lost lives in the collapse of the
The true love story behind Mother’s Day
Beyond flowers and cards, Mother’s Day contains a story of struggle, love, loss and peace. Know the little counted origin of this date that today
Pride and scrutiny: Peruvians in New York react to the historic appointment of Pope Leo XIV
The choice of the new Pope Leo XIV has strongly shaken the heart of the Peruvian community in New York. Not only because the Pontiff
Brooklyn puts his young people in command at a student summit
More than 300 high school students took the City of Brooklyn to lead the “Summit of Success”, a day of workshops, art, emotional well -being