Governor Hochul announced the extension of the New York Hiring for Emergency Limited Placement Statewide (NY HELPS), a public service hiring program. Extension of NY HELPS through June 2028 Streamlines…
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Civil rights and reparations remain contentious issues, five years after Juneteenth became a federal holiday. Riding high off the historic Knicks championship win and beautiful summer weather, Black New Yorkers…
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As NJ.com's Disney expert, I decided to see if my favorite Disney essentials were on sale during Prime Day. If you purchase a product through a link on our site,…
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Solera officially opened its doors June 18, but celebrated its South Bronx debut on June 20, with bottle specials and scantily-clad staff wearing leather straps and dollar bills. The Boogie…
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A Forest Hills man pleaded guilty to attempted murder and other crimes for the savage beating of a 62-year-old deli worker in Woodside in June 2024. Osvel Diaz, 31, of…
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"Federal civil rights enforcement is becoming less reliable, so local enforcement is even more critical—especially because New York City’s Human Rights Law provides protections that state and federal law do…
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