A tragic accident took place on Saturday night in New York Harbor as the Cuauhtémoc, a renowned tall ship operated by the Mexican Navy, struck the Brooklyn Bridge. The ship was leaving Manhattan when the sailors on-board were performing a traditional farewell performance atop its towering masts when the disaster took place. Traditional Departure Turns […]
Whether you’re unwinding after a long week or curating the perfect weekend playlist, Kota the Friend just gave music lovers a new vibe to ride into Friday with. His latest release blends smooth production, standout vocals, and a message that hits deeper than the beat — and it’s only a taste of what’s to come. […]
Growing old in New York City isn’t what it used to be and for a rising number of seniors, it’s becoming a financial tightrope walk. A new study reveals a startling surge in poverty among older adults across the five boroughs, painting a sobering picture of what it means to age without a safety net. […]
Andrew Cuomo may have vanished from the political stage, but don’t count him out just yet. With the New York City Democratic mayoral primary fast approaching, a new poll shows the former governor charging back into the spotlight and leading the pack. However, one progressive Assemblyman is hoping to shake up the race with an […]
Despite a clear show of grassroots support and multiple legal victories, Janice Chen, candidate for Kings County Civil Court, remains the target of persistent efforts to remove her from the ballot. Now, Chen is speaking out—not just in defense of her candidacy, but in defense of the democratic process she says is under threat. Her […]
Andrew Cuomo’s bid to become New York City’s next mayor took a major hit this week, as the city’s Campaign Finance Board slapped his campaign with a $622,000 penalty for allegedly breaking fundraising rules. The fine stems from what officials say was improper coordination with a super PAC. Now, Cuomo is fighting back, and the […]
New York City is getting ready to ring in a fresh school year with seven brand-new public schools across four boroughs, bringing nearly 4,000 new seats to eager students by fall 2025. From literacy-focused learning in Brooklyn to tech-powered innovation hubs, Mayor Eric Adams and Schools Chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos are betting big on the city’s […]
The New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) recently announced they have awarded $1.4 million to five local workforce development organizations through its East Brooklyn Workforce Development Fund. The fund, which was launched in November 2024, aims to connect East Brooklyn residents with career pathways in construction, the green economy, and other growing industries. The […]
The battle over Brooklyn’s backyard is heating up. While the New York City mayor wants to place a new homeless shelter for 175 families in the heart of Sheepshead Bay, not everyone’s rolling out the welcome mat. Now a New York State Senator is leading the charge against the plan, calling it a “direct assault” […]