Lunar New Year Celebrations Underway With Hope For Brighter Days In Year Of The Ox
The Lunar New Year begins with a chance to start fresh and spend time with loved ones in the hopes of good things to come in the year of the Ox.
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The Lunar New Year begins with a chance to start fresh and spend time with loved ones in the hopes of good things to come in the year of the Ox.
Thousands of drug stores across the Tri-State Area are now able to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine to customers who have appointments.
Supporters say bias in health care is highlighted in high Black maternal mortality rates, a disproportionate impact of COVID on communities of color and mistrust about getting the COVID vaccine.
The three musical walking tours will take people through Harlem, Midtown and in lower Manhattan, where the historical journey begins at the African Burial Ground National Monument.
Limited indoor dining reopens in New York City on Friday, but restaurant owners and local politicians say it's just not enough to keep the hard hit industry afloat.
There's a sense of relief for more than 100 residents at the Betances Houses in the Bronx who were eagerly awaiting their COVID shots.
Times Square Arts, the public art program of the Times Square Alliance, revealed the winner of this year's design competition.
Teachers say the city doesn't have enough time to address their concerns before middle schools reopen.
The man collapsed outside the Javits Center on Sunday morning as he was leaving, but it's too early in the investigation to link the vaccine to the patient's death.
Despite the snow, many people spent Sunday trying to get their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. But due to closures, quite a few went home disappointed.
City and state officials admit there should be more happy cases and fewer instances of vaccine inequities and confusion.
A winter storm warning is in effect from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday with six to eight inches of snow expected.
New York City sanitation workers spent Saturday afternoon in front-end loaders and bulldozers near 48th and 10th, cleaning up the wintry mix left behind from the snow storm that pounded the Tri-State Area earlier this week.
Lt. Rennae Francis joined the NYPD as a police cadet in 2007 while she was going to John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
The governor announced last week that restaurants can resume indoor service on Sunday, Feb. 14 -- Valentine's Day.
Mayor Bill de Blasio again called on the state to let the stash of second doses of COVID vaccine be borrowed and used as first doses. But Gov. Andrew Cuomo's team is pushing back, saying it's a bad idea.
A New York state trooper is taking a stand against the department, alleging lack of respect for female employees and unfair treatment of pregnant women.
In this pandemic economy, many people need all the help they can get when it comes to making a living.
After weeks of promises pledging equity would be at the center of the vaccine distribution efforts, new data shows the plan is not working.
The nor'easter is bringing blizzard-like conditions to the Tri-State Area. States of emergency were declared across the region with close to two feet of snow expected in suburbs north of New York City.
New York City district school buildings will closed Monday, Feb. 1 due to a potentially major snowstorm in the forecast.
The snow started falling in Manhattan on Sunday evening as people walked on the sidewalk, some carrying bags of groceries in anticipation of being snowed in on Monday.
Vaccination demographic information released Sunday by New York City reveals disparities and inequities Mayor Bill de Blasio blasted as unacceptable while also attempting to explain them.
Experts say the last recorded sighting of a snowy owl in Central Park was back in 1890.
De Blasio's desire to, in his words, "drive a recovery" also means, as he put it, leaving the era of the automobile behind.
