Tonight marks a powerful moment for our community as Bonei Olam Chabad hosts the 5th annual women’s Show Up event. Bonei Olam Chabad is calling on you to Show Up for couples in our community who are waiting to become parents.
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles is overhauling the point system it uses to penalize drivers and the changes could impact you significantly.
Leibel Lazarov’s story from being shot at the Bondi Beach terror attack to his B”H safe return back to Texas.
The Kindness Hub will be partnering with KSCVK to distribute Hamantashen on Purim Day. Come join for a marathon of baking on Sunday, the 5th of Adar, February 22nd, 9:00am – 9:00pm.
A teenage thief was caught red-handed Sunday after attempting to get away with a stolen scooter in Crown Heights. The teen was apprehended and taken to the 71st Precinct in cuffs.
One of the two terrorists accused of carrying out Australia’s deadliest mass shooting in nearly three decades appeared in court Monday for the first time since his release from the hospital, as the judicial process towards justice begins.
Technology moves fast. Faster than most of us realize. Something new comes out, people try it, and before long it feels like it has always been there. Nobody plans for big changes in standards. They happen gradually, through little decisions that seem harmless at first.
Oholei Torah is proud to announce the launch of its new and improved Achdus Basket website, just in time for Purim – making the community Shalach Manos initiative simpler, smoother, and more beautiful than ever.
Boruch Sholom lights up the Kumzing Global Stage in a powerful live performance that brings the crowd to life from the very first note.
The highly anticipated Bais Shmuel Shul planned from the empty lot on the corner of Union Street and Albany Ave has taken another step forward, with Promont Builders being announced as the construction company hired to do the building.
New York City Emergency Management (NYCEM) has issued a Weather Alert for New York City beginning Sunday night, February 15, through Monday morning, February 16.
While Rabbi Gordon’s classroom is global, the film focuses intimately on a community of learners in Port Washington, New York. It captures the story of people who never met him, yet live and learn with him every day, proving that his teaching—witty, clear, and personal—is as eternal as the Torah he teaches.
Over 1300 individual donors participated, raising a remarkable $505,852! Funds raised will directly strengthen Bikur Cholim’s essential programs that bring practical help, comfort, and stability to individuals and families navigating serious illness and medical uncertainty.
A brief burst of light snow is expected to develop late Sunday night and continue into early Monday along the I-95 corridor, including the city, Long Island and parts of northeast New Jersey.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced in the Bronx that the New York City Department of Transportation will restart four previously halted street redesign projects, including a bike lane along Kingston Ave.
The Torah scroll, generously donated by the esteemed Migirov family from Moscow, was written for the benefit, and in honor of, the community and its institutions.
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