Deputy Mayor Fabien Levy, Communications: Good morning, everybody. My name is Fabien Levy, and I serve as deputy mayor for Communications for the City of New York. We appreciate everyone joining us today for our weekly in‑person media availability. Normally these forums take place on Tuesdays, but tomorrow the mayor will be traveling to Albany to…
After more than 100 people were taken in by the police, all three roads are now back in action. Jessica Moore from CBS New York informs us that while the protests stayed mostly calm, they sure caused quite the commotion for our drivers.Video CBS New York. Midtown Tribune news – Big New York News BigNY.com
New York Governor Kathy Hochul today provided an update on the winter storm that dropped more than a foot of snow in some locations north of New York City and continued to impact several areas with hazardous travel conditions. The highest accumulations of snow have been seen so far in the Mid-Hudson Region with some…
Rosanna Scotto: Well, it’s been nearly eight months since midtown’s Roosevelt Hotel— which had closed in 2020— was reopened by the city as an asylum seeker arrival center. Since then, thousands of migrants have passed through the doors. Recently, I got a chance to go inside the facility— a very rare chance— and then I sat…
First Expansion of New York’s Consumer Protection Law in More Than 40 Years and Measures to Ensure Fairness in “Buy Now Pay Later” Services First Major Increase to Paid Medical and Disability Leave Benefits Since 1989; Tie Benefits to Statewide Average Weekly Wage Nation-Leading Plan to Eliminate Insurance Co-Pays for Insulin, Saving New Yorkers $14…
If you’re planning to watch the ball drop in Times Square , be sure to dress warmly and remember the following items are all prohibited: • Backpacks • Large bags • Umbrellas • Lawn chairs or other folding chairs • Picnic blankets • Large coolers • Alcoholic beverages Be safe, have fun — and have…
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