New York Metal Refinishers to recruit 50 apprentices
The Finishing Trades Institute of New York has disclosed plan to conduct a recruitment from December 14, 2020 through December...
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DEC, DOH issue Air Quality Health Advisories for New York City
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner, Basil Seggos, and State Department of Health Commissioner Howard Zucker, M.D.,...
NY voter faces intimidation, narrates experience at polling booth
A New York voter, Antirson Ortiz, has shared his ugly experience while casting his vote at a polling booth. Ortiz,...
DSBS invests $4 million in multi-year grants to support NYC
The New York Department of Small Business Services Commissioner, Jonnel Doris, has announced that the City of New York is...
Electoral Victory: Jamaal Bailey appreciates voters, reiterates commitment to district
Jamaal Bailey, a Senator representing New York Senate District 36, has appreciated voters from his district for their support towards...
John Perez alleges threat to life over support for Gene DeFrancis, launches Come Clean Campaign
John Perez has alleged that his life has been under threat over his support for Gene DeFrancis for the New...
AOC team meets College Point Community leaders, business owners to discusses climate change, sea rising level
College Point community leaders and business owners have discussed climate change and rising sea levels in the coastal community with...
NYS DEC completes elevated boardwalk trail to connect New Yorkers with nature
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner, Basil Seggos, has announced the completion of the much-anticipated elevated boardwalk...
Habitat NYC expands services to Westchester County
The nation’s leading affordable homeownership nonprofit will listen to the community in designing services, working in partnership with local families...
DEC environmental conservation police officer highligjts recent actions
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Environmental Conservation Police Officers (ECOs) have highlighted recent actions across New York...
Juanita Holmes emerges NYPD Chief of Patrol
Juanita Holmes has emerged the Chief of Patrol for the New York Police Department. This was announced by the New...
NYS DEC Forest Rangers highlights recent rescue missions
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Forest Rangers have highlighted its recent rescue missions. The agency works...
NYC Council Members endorse neighborhood health plans recommended by JAPH task force
New York City Council Members, Vanessa L. Gibson and Fernando Cabrera have endorsed Neighborhood Health Plan recommendations put forth by...
PWNY endorses candidates ahead of general election, urges citizens to vote
The Progressive Women of New York (PWN) has announced its first list of endorsed candidates as the crucial 2020 election...
NY State labor department releases preliminary unemployment rates
The New York State Department of Labor has released preliminary local area unemployment rates for September 2020. The rates, which...
ONYCPA staff form union, demand recognition as public advocates
The staff members of the Office of New York City Public Advocate have announced the formation of a union that...
NYS DEC commiserates with family of late Cecil Corbin-Mark
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner, Basil Seggos, has commiserated with the family late Cecil Corbin-Mark. While...
NYS DEC highlights recent statewide responses, rescue missions
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Forest Rangers has highlighted responses to search and rescue incidents statewide. This was...
NYC governor declares Juneteenth as official holiday
Governor Andrew Cuomo has declared Juneteenth as official holiday in the New York City. While making the declaration on Wednesday...
NYC Council declares November 30 Peacelighting Day, Peace December
The New York City Council has made it official to observe International Peacelighting Day on November 30th and the month...
Malick Lowe emerges New York ACCSF President
Malick Lowe has emerged the President of the New York Capital Cities Sustainability Forum. While disclosing this on Wednesday October...
NY cleric solicits assistance for wife, children of late Muhammad Abdus Salaam
A New York cleric, Khalid Latif, has solicited assistance for the wife and children of Muhammad Abdus Salaam, who was...
Brian Melford declares interest in 12 Council District Special Election
By Robert Press Brian Melford has declared interest to run for the 12th City Council Special Election scheduled to hold...
Mayor Blasio announces date for 12th City Council District election
The New York Mayor, Bill de Blasio, has announced Tuesday December 22, 2020, as the date for the 12th City...
New York commences public process for SoHo-NoHo neighborhood plan
The New York Mayor, Bill de Blasio, has announced the commencement of SoHo-NoHo Neighborhood Plan. While making the announcement on...
NYSOFA launches Medicare for older New Yorkers
The New York State Office for the Aging has launched Medicare health for older New Yorkers. While disclosing this on...
Cuomo announces action plan for small businesses as NYC records spike in infection rates
As COVID-19 infection rates spike in some New York City neighborhoods, Governor Andrew Cuomo, has announced new action plan to...
New Yorkers inaugurate Healthy Lifestyle campaign
New Yorkers under the leadership of Eric Adams, Brooklyn Borough President, have inaugurated Healthy Lifestyle campaign. Mr. Eric Adams and...
Bronx representative Andy King expresses disappointment over NYC Council decision
The representative of the 12th District in the Bronx, Andy King, has expressed disappointment at the decision of the decision...
NYS ONA lunches Can code to empower immigrants with digital literacy skills
The New York State Office for New Americans has launched a new initiative, Immigrants Can Code —Digital Literacy Pilot, to...
NYS ONA lunches Can code to empower immigrants with digital literacy skills
The New York State Office for New Americans has launched a new initiative, Immigrants Can Code —Digital Literacy Pilot, to...
New York sets to close schools, businesses as South Brooklyn records surge in Covid-19
The New York Mayor, Bill de Blasio, has announced plan to close schools and nonessential businesses in South Brooklyn. While...
DEC to Bowhunters: Report deer that may have died of EHD
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has encouraged bowhunters who may encounter deer affected by Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease...
State senator Jamaal Bailey elected new Bronx Democratic County leader
The Bronx Democratic County committee has held a meeting and elected the election of a new Bronx Democratic County leader....
DEC seeks public input on proposed endangered species protections
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has announced acceptance of public comments on a revised regulatory proposal to...
DEC marks beginning of fall camping, reminds campers to prevent spread of invasive species
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has marked the beginning of fall camping season by reminding New...
19-Year-Old Bisexual Chinese American joins 2021 NYC Mayoral race
Julia Qing Reaves, a 19-year old bisexual Chinese American immigrant, has joined the field of candidates running for mayor of...
NYSOFA celebrates older New Yorkers, lauds contributions to communities
The New York State Office for the Aging has celebrated older New Yorkers. While disclosing this on Thursday October 1,...
OASAS opens outreach’s recovery residence for women on Long Island
The New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports has announced the opening of Outreach's Recovery Residence for Women...
New York DCP launches website for submission of land use documents
The New York Department of City Planning Executive Director, Anita Laremont, has announced a new website, NYC Planning Applicants, that...
South Bronx City Councilman Rafael Salamanca distributes book bags, school supplies in Norwood
By Robert Press South Bronx City Councilman, Rafael Salamanca, has distributed book bags and school supplies in Norwood. The distribution...
Mayor Bill de Blasio pulls out of Saudi summit, cites human rights abuses
The New York City’s mayor Bill de Blasio has pulled out of virtual world cities summit hosted by the Kingdom...
Coronavirus stimulus deal is still possible — Pelosi
Nancy Pelosi, House Speaker has announced that Americans can still keep their fingers crossed that a new stimulus package is...
NYC Council passes Intros 2039-A, 1225-A to assist property owners
Th New York City Council has passed Intros 2039-A and 1225-A, two bills prime-sponsored by Council Finance Chair Daniel Dromm...
DEC climate justice working group schedules meeting
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s 13-member Climate Justice Working Group has scheduled its second meeting for October...
New York CTMD fixes October 5 for premiere of Beat of Boroughs
The Center for Traditional Music and Dance has announced a date for its program series — Beat of the Boroughs....
NYS DEC highlights recent statewide rescue missions
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Forest Rangers has highlighted its recent rescue missions. This was disclosed in...
NYS Governor Cuomo extends commercial eviction moratorium
Governor Cuomo has announced that the commercial eviction moratorium has been extended until October 20, 2020. While disclosing this on...
NYSOFA launches online tool to help older New Yorkers, high-risk individuals tackle Covid-19
The New York State Office for the Aging, in partnership with BellAge, Inc., and the Association on Aging in New...
Food Bank distributes pop-up food to Bronx families
Food Bank has distributed meals to hundreds of families in the Bronx, the borough with the highest rate of food...
New York to honor Justice Ginsburg with statue in Brooklyn
The New York Governor, Andrew M. Cuomo, has announced decision to honor the life and legacy of Justice Ruth Bader...
Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez launches campaign to increase census participation in NY-14
The Bronx Congresswoman, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, has disclosed plan to host a census outreach event in the Bronx on Saturday, September...
American Muslims support BLM movement, Condemn cultural racism
CAIR NY, a New York Chapter of Council on American-Islamic Relations, has strongly supported the Black Lives Matter movement. The...
Expressions of Interest: DHPD requests response to provide education, services to housing seekers
The New York State Department of Housing Preservation and Development has requested a response from qualified community-based organizations to provide...
Bangladeshi community saves 62-year-old Parkchester woman from death
Some members of the Bangladeshi community have saved a 62-year-old Parkchester woman, Susmita Roy, from death. While disclosing this to...
New York State agencies, authorities launch car free for Climate Campaign
New York State agencies and authorities today launched the “Car Free for Climate” campaign as part of the State’s recognition...
NYS DOL begins payment of $300 lost wages assistance to 2 million New Yorkers
The New York State Department of Labor has announced plan to pay $300 lost wages to about 2 million New...
Dromm secures thousands of dollars in funding to keep Jackson Heights and Elmhurst clean
NYC Council Finance Chair, Daniel Dromm, has successfully secured thousands of dollars in Fiscal Year 2021 funding to keep the...
NYS DEC highlights recent forest ranger actions
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Forest Rangers have highlighted their recent rescue missions to incidents statewide. Working with...
New York DCP announces remote waterfront workshops
Department of City Planning Director, Marisa Lago, has announced a series of remote workshops, two or more in each borough,...
