New York City Introduces App for Tracking School Buses
New York City introduced a new app on Friday, January 19th, designed to enhance the safety of students commuting to and from school. According to New York City Public Schools,...
U.S. Secretary of State Blinken Goes on Africa Tour Amid Sahel Security Concerns
On Monday, January 22nd, United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken embarked on a significant four-nation tour of Africa, starting in Cape Verde and continuing to Ivory Coast, Nigeria, and...
DeSantis Drops Out of Presidential Race Just Before New Hampshire Primary
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has officially withdrawn from the 2024 presidential race, having fallen short of surpassing Former President Donald Trump in polls. DeSantis announced his decision through a social...
NYC Announces Workweek Reform: Launches Four-Day Week with DC 37 and Flex Schedules for 911 Operators
New York City has initiated a pilot program for a four-day workweek. This initiative, announced on Wednesday, January 17th, is a collaboration between Mayor Eric Adams and DC 37, New...
TMRB Reveals NYC’s $15 Congestion Pricing Plan, No Exemption for Civil Servants
The Traffic Mobility Review Board (TMRB) report has revealed that civil servants, including NYPD officers, firefighters, and teachers, will not be exempt from the $15 congestion charge. The board's plan...
Resilience Triumphs: Cardinal Hayes Clinches Historic State Football Title Despite Overwhelming Obstacles
Cardinal Hayes High School of South Bronx secured a historic victory, clinching their first New York State Catholic High School Football Championship. On Saturday, December 2nd, the Cardinals triumphed over...
New York City Expands Support for Asylum-Seeking Migrants With Two Additional Application Centers
Mayor Eric Adams' office announced on Tuesday, November 28th, that New York City has established two additional state-funded Asylum Application Help Centers for asylum-seeking migrants. With the opening of these...
Appeals Court Reinstates Gag Order on Trump in Civil Fraud Trial
On Friday, December 1st, the New York appellate court made the decision to reinstate a gag order against former President Donald Trump, significantly impacting his ongoing civil fraud trial. This...
NYC Schools Gear Up for Student Displacements as Shelter Limits Tighten for Migrant Families
New York City's schools are bracing for big changes as thousands of migrant families face imminent limits on their shelter stays. According to a spokesperson from City Hall, since October...
