In a country increasingly defined by political division, a surprising form of expression has emerged in recent years: the Donald Trump tattoo. From slogans like “MAGA” and “Trump 2024” to intricate portraits of the former president, tattoos celebrating Trump have surged in popularity, marking a distinctive intersection of politics and body art. For many, these…
New York City Mayor Eric Adams, alongside DEP Commissioner Rohit Aggarwala, has launched the final phase of the $2 billion Delaware Aqueduct Repair Project. This historic infrastructure initiative aims to fix leaks in the world’s longest tunnel and secure New York City’s drinking water for future generations. The project, which has been in the works…
Administration Unveils New Trash Collection Truck Four Years Ahead of Schedule, Allowing for On-Street Containers at Large Residential Buildings Mayor Announces New Data-Driven Strategy to Identify Best Containers for Buildings of Different Sizes Manhattan Community Board 9 Will Be City’s First Fully-Containerized District Next Year NEW YORK – New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York…
Governor Kathy Hochul announced that, after opposing proposed cuts, New York will have $187 million in law enforcement and counterterrorism funding restored following President Trump’s reversal. Hochul said the restored funds will support police, first responders, and public safety efforts statewide, ensuring communities have the resources needed to keep families safe and secure. This marks…
Governor Kathy Hochul and Tracy Morgan today joined the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles and Department of Health to encourage New Yorkers to give the gift of life by joining the NYS Donate Life Registry. April marks National Donate Life Month, which shines a spotlight on the urgent need for organ, eye and tissue…
FBI: The 1993 World Trade Center Bombing—and the Investigation That Followed On February 26, 1993—just after noon—an explosion tore through the underground parking garage beneath the World Trade Center, carving a crater nearly 100 feet wide and ripping through multiple levels. Six people were killed and more than 1,000 were injured as smoke and fire…