Driver arrested on charges of hit and run

Driver arrested on charges of hit and run

Authorities are looking for the driver who hit and ran over a pedestrian in Brooklyn. The incident happened Friday around 9:30 a.m. in Bushwick, near Wyckoff Avenue and DeKalb Avenue. Police say a truck was heading east on Dekalb when it hit a man. When they arrived, the authorities found a man with serious injuries … Read more

Uber and Lyft are accused of blocking bids for drivers

Uber and Lyft are accused of blocking bids for drivers

Governor Brad Lander and the city’s Federation of Taxi Workers are calling out Uber and Lyft for banning driver apps to circumvent payment regulations. “The decision made by these two companies, Uber and Lyft, against the drivers just because we tried to ask for a pay increase from me does not seem fair. Uber and … Read more

Port authority bus station to be upgraded

Port authority bus station to be upgraded

New York City Planning Commission approves Port Authority bus terminal renovation plan. With this decision, the long-in-the-works plan to renovate the 74-year-old building has been launched. The City Planning Commission voted unanimously yesterday to approve the $10 billion renovation. It will be funded in part by city tax revenue, port authority capital funds, federal loans … Read more

first day as chancellor of education

first day as chancellor of education

On her first day as chancellor of education, Melissa Avilés-Ramos walked the halls of University Middle School, on the lower east side, where she spoke to teachers and students. He also spoke to us about his new position. “I am so proud to be the new chancellor of the New York City Public Schools,” said … Read more

The Health Commissioner resigned this Friday

The Health Commissioner resigned this Friday

Health Commissioner Dr Ashwin Vasan will be stepping down as the city’s chief health officer on Friday, October 18, a few months earlier than expected. Last month, Vasan said his last day would be “early January 2025,” without giving an exact date. “As I noted in the first announcement of my retirement, it is time … Read more

Suggestions for plays and musicals for this week

Suggestions for plays and musicals for this week

Frank DilLella, host of “On Stage” on our sister network NY1, shares his list of shows and plays that are recommended for you this week. Legendary musician Louis Armstrong takes center stage at Studio 54 thanks to the new show “A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical.” Tony winner James Monroe Iglehart stars and co-directs … Read more

A Hispanic man is run over before he escapes

A Hispanic man is run over before he escapes

New surveillance video shows the moment a driver ran a red light and fatally struck a man in Brooklyn. From NY1 News, the video stopped just before the impact. The incident happened shortly after 3am on Thursday. Félix Méndez, 49, was hit while crossing Bedford Avenue at the intersection with Lafayette Avenue. The truck driver … Read more

A man shot to death outside a Brooklyn church

A man shot to death outside a Brooklyn church

A man has been shot to death in front of a Christian church in Brooklyn this morning. Police responded to the incident that occurred shortly before 4 a.m. in front of 2163 Tilden Avenue in the Flatbush neighborhood. When they arrived, officers found a man identified as Jose Galloway, 27, with multiple gunshot wounds to … Read more

Visit the Brooklyn Museum

Visit the Brooklyn Museum

The Brooklyn Museum, a cultural institution with a long history in our city, is celebrating its 200th anniversary. During this month of October, several events and activities have been scheduled to celebrate the occasion, and you can enjoy it too. The Brooklyn Museum was founded in 1824 and was originally called the Brooklyn Apprentice Library … Read more

program to deal with homeless people on the subway

program to deal with homeless people on the subway

Mayor Eric Adams announces an expansion of an initiative that seeks to relocate homeless New Yorkers who use the subway system for shelter. The program aims to improve safety for the homeless themselves, as well as MTA riders and employees. The initiative, called Partnership Support for Homeless Transit (PATH), brings together members of the NYPD … Read more