Both the city’s mayor Eric Adams and public schools chancellor David Banks publish an action plan that would help families in the event of a possible strike by the Amalgamated Transit Union. The potential strike could affect nearly 4,400 routes in five counties and nearly 80,000 students. If the bus strike takes place, it could … Read more
“Because there I can make more friends and learn so many things,” says Andy, a participant in this initiative. The return to school is approaching and community organizations such as Se hace camino NY carry out activities to support boys and girls in their return to school. “We have a lot of need in the … Read more
New York is filled with many attractions, including museums of all kinds that make our city one of the great cultural capitals of the world. The museums in our city have affordable prices with discounts for children, seniors and students. But there is also a wide range of museums that can be visited for free. … Read more
Macy’s is all set for the 4th of July fireworks extravaganza. As is the Independence Day tradition, this will be the 47th year of its fireworks display. This celebration is recognized as the largest of its kind in the country. This year, more than 60,000 projectiles will be launched from five barges on the East … Read more
Times Square is gearing up for a weekend of festivities as it dresses in the vibrant colors of the pride flag. The iconic New York City landmark will kick off a range of events starting this Friday, celebrating the LGBTQ+ community and promoting inclusivity. Known as Pride Weekend, the celebrations have attracted people from all … Read more
The Empire State Building observatory has once again been named the top attraction in the United States for the second consecutive year. Not only that, but it also ranks fifth in the world, according to Tripadvisor’s Travelers’ 2023 platforms. This prestigious recognition is determined by the opinions of travelers collected over the course of a … Read more
Get Ready to Celebrate Father’s Day! As Father’s Day approaches, we want to remind New York families to mark their calendars for tomorrow’s special occasion. It’s a day dedicated to honoring and appreciating fathers everywhere for their love, support, and guidance. Record-Breaking Spending Expected This year, the National Retail Federation predicts that Father’s Day spending … Read more
This Monday is Flag Day and twenty immigrants are sworn in as new US citizens aboard the Wavertree at Pier 16 in Manhattan. New York Citizenship and Immigration Services District Director Tamika S. Gray swore the oath of allegiance, and Capt. Jonathan Boulware, President and CEO of the South Street Seaport Museum, offered welcoming remarks … Read more
Crowds took to the streets of Jackson Heights yesterday for a very colorful celebration. That was the scene at this year’s thirty-first “New Queens Pride Parade” in Jackson Heights. It is the second largest LGBTQ pride march in the city just after the one in Manhattan. The day-long party features music, performances, local businesses, and … Read more
Shouting “Rent is too expensive,” hundreds of New Yorkers marched from Cadman Plaza to Foley Square, across the Brooklyn Bridge. Brooklyn renter Maria Gil says: “We need Major Adams to listen to us. We are already suffering a lot with very high rentsso with this that they want to go from a very high percentage, … Read more