One-Sixth of NYPD Out Sick as Covid-Surge Continues
As COVID surges through New York City, a large chunk of the NYPD has called out sick, many with flu-like symptoms.
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Faced With COVID Related Staffing Issues, MTA Reduces Services
The MTA has announced a staffing shortage this week due to the “COVID surge” which has plague every industry.
Religious or Medical Exemption For The Vaccine Mandate? This Is What You Need To Know
New York City’s vaccine mandate came into effect Monday morning. This is what you need to know about the religious and medical Exemptions.
A new COVID-19 vaccine mandate for all New York City private businesses and their employees took effect Monday as omicron cases continue to surge across the city.
NYC Vaccine Mandate for Private Sector Workers and Companies Goes into Effect
A new COVID-19 vaccine mandate for all New York City private businesses and their employees took effect Monday as omicron cases continue to surge across the city.
Curbside Electric Vehicle Charging Stations at the Norwood section of the Bronx
NYC Going Green, de Blasio Announces Plans to Drastically Cut Carbon Emissions
New York City makes record-breaking new investments in clean energy and electric vehicles, releases roadmap for aggressive emissions reductions from government operations.
Department of Corrections Commissioner Sounds Alarm as COVID Positivity Rate Doubles in Jails
Only 38% of city inmates are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, and with cases doubling in a single day, the head of New York City’s Department of Corrections is sounding the alarm.
NYPD Inspector Ritchie Taylor with Police Commissioner Dermot Shea. (Reuvain Borchardt/Hamodia)
Richie Taylor, NYPD’s Top Cop With Kippah, Promoted to Inspector
Richie Taylor, the highest-ranked yarmulke-wearing officer in the New York Police Department, was promoted to Inspector on Tuesday.
Eric Adams to Cancel Inauguration Ceremony in Brooklyn Amid COVID Surge
New York City Mayor-elect Eric Adams said Tuesday he would cancel his upcoming inauguration ceremony at Kings Theater in Brooklyn as COVID cases spike across the city.
Army Spc. Angel Laureano holds a vial of the COVID-19 vaccine, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, Md., Dec. 14, 2020. (DoD photo by Lisa Ferdinando)
NYC Paying $100 to Those Who get COVID Booster at City-Run Sites
New York City will begin offering $100 to anyone who gets their COVID-19 booster shot at a city-run vaccine site, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Tuesday.
Biden Pledges 1K Troops, COVID Testing Centers in NYC
The Biden administration is launching federally run COVID-19 testing sites in New York City and other areas overwhelmed by demand as the Omicron variant causes record numbers of new coronavirus cases.
Homeless Man Busted for NYC Swastika Spree
A39-year-old homeless man has been arrested for etching swastikas on lower Manhattan landmarks, including the Charging Bull statue near Wall St. and and a pillar outside City Hall, police said Friday.
New York City Itself Tops Worst Landlords List Once Again
According to a report by Pix11, NYCHA is by far the worst landlord in the city, with over 600,000 open work requests.
New York State Police to Assist in Investigation of Swastika Found in Subway Station
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced a directive made to the New York State Police to assist local police in the investigation of swastikas found in NYC Subway station.
New Buildings Must Go Electric Under City Council Deal
The City Council is poised to ban the use of gas in new buildings, requiring most to use electricity-powered heat and hot water.
Eric Adams Picks Keechant Sewell as the First Female Police Commissioner of the NYPD
Mayor-elect Eric Adams has tapped Nassau County Chief of Detectives Keechant Sewell as the first female police commissioner of the NYPD — a stunning, close-to-home pick from a field of seasoned top women cops across the country, The Post has learned.
New York City Launches $100M Small Business Resilience Grant for Hard-Hit Sectors and Low to Moderate Income Communities
Mayor Bill de Blasio and NYC Department of Small Business Services today announced the $100 million NYC Small Business Resilience Grant, to provide immediate funding to small businesses in the arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation, and food sectors and in low to moderate income communities to help them recover from the pandemic.
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Rent Up 22% in New York State, 34% In NYC Since Start of 2021
Rent in New York has increased by 22% since January 2021, according to a report by QuoteWizard.
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