Domestic violence is a problem that plagues society and that during the months of the pandemic was exacerbated throughout the world. And since the Hispanic community is not exempt from this evil, the playwright louis knight considered it imperative to address this social suffering with a theatrical production. An entirely Hispanic cast composes this montage. … Read more
Although the sign on 104th Street in East Harlem still indicates that the sweeper runs on Mondays and Fridays, drivers now only have to move their vehicles one day a week. Since starting this Monday, the parking rules re-enter into force after months of not being in effect due to the pandemic. “I think not … Read more
New York City today enters the fourth and final stage of economic reopening. This means the reopening of more businesses, including tourist spots like Liberty Island. In Phase 4, low-risk outdoor and entertainment venues, such as zoos and botanical gardens, may open to one-third of their capacity. Sporting events can continue without the assistance of … Read more
During his daily press conference, the Mayor of New York City, Bill de Blasio, referred to the damage that tropical storm Isaías left after its passage through our city. He explained that the floods were less than predicted, but that the cleaning brigades are working so that the electricity service can be restored in some … Read more
A 17-year-old is in hospital after being shot in the back after a dispute. The incident occurred Sunday night, in the East Harlem sector. According to statistics, there have been at least 777 firearm incidents, a number that dwarfs the total number of episodes for the entire past year. As of last week, the number … Read more
Now that nail salons are once again serving the public, an entrepreneur doesn’t want anyone to go without getting their nails done. The Babe wine company created two manicure carts that go around different parts of the city offering free services. To maintain Covid-19 prevention measures, manicurists stand behind a sheet of Plexiglas and wear … Read more
The city now has more public swimming pools open for New Yorkers to cool off this summer. This Saturday, several families came to the municipal swimming pool in Astoria, one of the six that the city opened this weekend. These swimming centers are operating at a reduced capacity of 70% with social distancing measures. Its … Read more
The weekend of the Fourth of July holiday saw a dramatic increase in the number of shootings in the city. At least 44 shootings occurred between Friday and Sunday, leaving some 63 victims. Our colleague Yeila Lluberes is in Inwood with more details about it. Visit the NY1 News page with our special coverage on … Read more
Mayor Bill de Blasio assured that more than 70,000 air conditioners will be installed for free throughout the city to cope with the heat wave in the midst of the pandemic. This is part of the district’s home energy assistance program and more than 4,500 units have been installed so far, the mayor reported Friday. … Read more
This Sunday the food stalls will be able to reopen on the beaches and lakes of the state. Governor Cuomo said he made the decision after consulting with the State Department of Health. He assured that it is fair since they operate outdoors and that similar businesses are already open. Some of the positions that … Read more