Queens pols demand gov sign medical language access bill
Children of immigrants and non-native English speakers often become their family’s translators growing up, a task they are often unequipped for when their parents are seeking precise clear instructions for their medical care. Advocates said the current system places the burden on families and children to find their...
Missing Elderly Man Found Trapped In Upstate New York Swamp
A 77-year-old vanished while hunting in Upstate New York. Here’s what happened next.
New York drivers may be forced to get $1,000 ‘speed limiter’ under new bill
A new proposed state law will force chronic reckless speeders to install "speed limiter devices" in their cars in New York
Two Tiny Eateries Crowned New York’s Best Hidden Restaurants
Are you looking for a new hidden gem restaurant? These small eateries are becoming huge with foodies.
Williams nabs environmental permits for project providing NYC with access to natural gas
The Williams Companies Inc., a Tulsa, Okla.-based energy company, said Nov. 7 that it has secured specific environmental permits from regulators in New Jersey and New York for its Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) project, which ... Read More » The post Williams nabs environmental permits for project providing NYC...
Gov. Hochul’s running mate shortlist includes Brooklyn DA, state lawmaker
The governor met with at least one potential candidate over the weekend at a conference in Puerto Rico.
New York Weather Forecast: Crisp Skies Thursday Before Weekend Rain Arrives
New York, NY – A fresh surge of cold, dry air is sweeping across the New York City region, signaling a true November chill before a potentially wet weekend. Following a few breezy, sunny days, forecasters warn that a mid-Atlantic system could bring rain and travel disruptions by Saturday evening.
Trial of ex-Hochul aide accused of working for China set to begin in Brooklyn
Linda Sun and her husband, Christopher Hu (left), leave Brooklyn federal court. Prosecutors say Linda Sun used her New York state job to do Chinese officials’ bidding. [ more › ]
Over 2,000 New Yorkers In Need Of Work As Layoffs Spike
A new job report says October was one of the worst months in terms of layoffs in over 20 years. According to outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, layoffs across the country spiked in October as companies adjust their workforces amid the AI boom, raising red flags for the labor market.
West Harlem food banks strain as SNAP benefits pause amid federal shutdown
With the holidays around the corner, existing food disparities in West Harlem—where nearly half of the population relies on food assistance programs—are now exacerbated by complications with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program installments. Distribution of SNAP benefits in New York state was paused on Nov. 1...
