(UPDATE 9:00PM) Shooting in Brooklyn Subway Station, Attacker Still On The Loose
A shooting incident at a Sunset Park Subway Station has left over five people injured Tuesday morning.
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HILARIOUS: NYC Mayor Announces Campaign In Florida Over New Law and Inviting Floridians to Move to New York
It appears NYC Mayor Eric Adams is looking to mitigate the exodus from the city by inviting Floridians to move to New York City over Florida’s new “Don’t Say Gay” law.
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Mayor Adams Announces Lawsuit Against Landlord on NYC’s “Worst Landlord Watchlist”
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced that the city has filed a lawsuit against Moshe Piller, a building owner who has amassed more than 1,900 violations across 15 buildings he owns throughout the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Manhattan.
NYC Mayor Announces Plan to Remove Mask Mandate For 2-4 Year-Olds, Hopefully
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced plans to hopefully remove the mask mandate on 2-4 year-olds in daycare on April 4th.
Democrats New York State Budget Proposal Includes Good and Bad For The Jewish Community
A “One Budget” proposal by the Democrats in Albany outlined a series of major changes to the way the State will operate, and many of those changes may be very good.
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Mayors Adams Suspends Key to NYC, Removes Mask Mandate in NYC Public Schools for K-12 Students
In the face of quickly declining COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations and more than 17 million doses of vaccines administered, Mayor Adams announced the suspension of the Key to NYC program and the removal of indoor mask mandates in city public schools for K-12 students.
New York City Subway Sets New Ridership Record on First Day of March
New York City Subway set a new record for single-day ridership since the Omicron wave hit New York City. According to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the subway system carried 3,145,294 riders on March 1.
Summer Youth Employment Program Applications Open for New Yorkers Aged 14-24
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today opened applications for the New York City Department of Youth and Community Development’s (DYCD) Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP), the nation’s largest summer youth employment initiative.
Travel Advisory Issued For New York City As Storm Moves In Thursday Night
The New York City Emergency Management Department today issued a travel advisory for Thursday night, February 24, through Friday, February 25.
Warm Weather Today, High Winds Tonight
New York City is the place to be today, but maybe not tonight. Temperatures in the 60’s today will be followed by high damaging winds.
Summer Youth Employment Program is back with 100,000 Slots
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced New York City will, this summer, support a record 100,000 summer job opportunities annually for young people ages 14-24.
$100 Incentives for COVID-19 First Doses and Boosters Back On
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced that starting February 12th, the city will reopen the $100 COVID-19 vaccine incentive for New Yorkers who get boosted at a city-run or SOMOS site through the end of the month.
MTA Subway Ridership Tops 3 Million for Three Consecutive Days for First Time Since December 17th
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that New York City Subway ridership surpassed the 3 million mark for three consecutive days this week.
Travel Advisory Issued Sunday For New York City
The New York City Emergency Management Department today issued a travel advisory for Sunday, February 13. According to the latest forecast, light snow is expected to develop early Sunday morning at around 4 a.m. and continue through the afternoon.
Travel Advisory Issued For NYC Friday into Shabbos
The New York City Emergency Management Department today issued a travel advisory for Friday, February 4 into Saturday, February 5.
Con Ed Looks To Hike Rates Again, This Time Over 11%
Con Edison has published its plans to ask for a rate hike for the electricity and gas it provides for New York City this coming year.
Suspended Lawyer Indicted for Embezzling $400,000 from Brooklyn Clients
Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez today announced that an attorney, who was suspended from practicing law in March 2021, has been charged with embezzling approximately $400,000 from nine clients in Brooklyn and practicing law while suspended.
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