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Migrant mothers and mothers-to-be find support in NYC birthing circle
MANHATTAN (PIX11) — More than a dozen migrant mothers and mothers-to-be spent their Friday afternoon huddled inside the Cuny Graduate Center in Midtown, getting a crash course in navigating motherhood in a new country. Jaqueline – a 20-year-old migrant from Guatemala, arrived in the US a year ago while she was pregnant. Her daughter is […]
Giants vs. Jets: How to watch, kickoff time, TV channel, announcers, odds, and more
The New York Giants will face off against the New York Jets on Saturday at MetLife Stadium in their final preseason game of 2024. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET, and the game will be broadcast on CBS and the NFL Network. This matchup marks the continuation of a...
Local business uses AI to revolutionize wig-wearing
NEW YORK (PIX11) — As more people wear wigs to cope with hair loss for convenience or religious reasons, Isoken Igbinedion prides herself on offering a one-of-a-kind wig-wearing experience. “We’ve got this huge vision to really reinvent the way hair extensions are manufactured and sold. Really by infusing AI technology at the start of the […]
Fundraiser started for Bogota police officer who lost everything in house fire
A GoFundMe fundraiser will support a Bogota police officer whose house caught fire on Thursday. Officer Anthony Montano was on patrol when he received the news from his wife. Everyone in the family is safe and have avoided injury, but the family lost all their belongings in the fire. ...
Waterfront Alliance And Harbor School: A Splashy Success In Collaboration
The Waterfront Alliance, alongside the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) and other partners. Had the privilege this June to witness a thorough presentation from a cohort of seniors at the New York Harbor School Marine Affairs and Policy Program. This capstone project was the result of an immersive semester-long effort in which the students first attained WEDG® (Waterfront Edge Design Guidelines) Associate credentials, then proceeded to evaluate the existing blueprint for the FiDi and Seaport Climate Resilience Plan.
All NYC neighborhoods get mandatory curbside composting
NEW YORK (PIX11) – Hold on to your food scraps and outdoor clippings. Composting is being expanded and required city-wide as of October 6, 2024. Neighbors in the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island are receiving notices about the new service and rules. The NYC Department of Sanitation is holding online workshops in August and September. […]
New York DNC delegates speak out about 2 historic moments in politics
Dr. Una Clarke has very fond memories of her lifelong friend Shirley Chisholm - the first Black woman to seek the Democratic Presidential nomination in 1972.52 years later, one hundred thousand balloons dropped from the ceiling at the DNC for the first Black woman to accept the Democratic nomination for president."I thought about her last night and recognized that her bravery, as I call her, I said 'Shirley, you're the brave one," said Dr. Clarke.This moment in history is so profoundly meaningful for Dr. Clarke and her daughter, Rep. Yvette Clarke - as women of color - and Democratic legislators."There've...
GFP Signs Two Office Tenants at Midtown’s Film Center
GFP Real Estate, LLC has signed two leases at 630 Ninth Ave., also known as The Film Center Building, totaling 6,721 square feet. Matthew Mandell of GFP represented ownership in-house in both deals. In the first transaction, Encore Community Services, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing supportive services to older...
Greystone Arranges Fannie Mae DUS Refi on Harlem Portfolio
Greystone has provided a total of $21,503,000 in Fannie Mae Delegated Underwriting & Servicing (DUS) loans to refinance two multifamily properties in Northern Manhattan’s Harlem neighborhood. The financing was originated by Avi Kozlowski, a managing director at Greystone, on behalf of Josef Goodman of Haussman Development. Each of the...
Ethos Care is Transforming Mental Health Through Innovative Telehealth Solutions
Access to mental and behavioral health services remains a critical challenge for many Americans. With the demand for psychiatric and therapeutic care at an all-time high, Ethos Care is at the forefront of a revolution in mental health care delivery. This telehealth platform connects patients with licensed clinicians across ten states, providing essential services fully reimbursable by private insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid.
NYU clarifies antisemitism policies to include instances of anti-Zionism
New York University (NYU), the site of extensive protests related to the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, updated its student code of conduct to include attacks against Zionists and Zionism as a violation of its nondiscrimination policies. “NYU is fully committed to academic freedom, and free expression and dissent are bedrock principles; however, protests and demonstrations…
Travel Advisory | New York City FC vs. Chicago Fire FC, 8/24
Supporters are advised that there are planned service changes on the 7 train this Saturday when New York City FC welcomes Chicago Fire FC to Citi Field. Please see below for more details and options on how to reach the game by public transport. Planned Service Changes:. Seven trains aren’t...
Domain Insight 8/23: Is This What’s Next For 98.7 New York?
When Emmis Communications’ LMA to Good Karma Brands to operate 98.7 WEPN-FM New York ends at 11:59pm on August 30, we still don’t know what programming will appear on the frequency. Emmis has been very tight lipped about its intentions once the 12 year long lease ends other than that it is attempting to sell the license. But we do have one breadcrumb of a lead…
Family mourns after mother's burned body found in Highbridge Park
NEW YORK - The family of Marcia Recarey is grappling with her loss after her severely burned body was discovered in Highbridge Park last week. Recarey's daughters, Leonela and GenNesys Peralta, have set up a memorial with candles, a teddy bear and framed photographs in the park to honor their mother's life.
Ruling could hurt NYC's fight against illegal pot sales, attorney says
NEW YORK – In the past three months, the New York City sheriff and police department have shut down and padlocked nearly 1,000 stores accused of selling cannabis without a license, but an attorney says a court ruling could put the operation in jeopardy.Earlier this month, a judge allowed a Bayside bodega accused of peddling pot to reopen, poking a hole in Operation Padlock to Protect.In that case, the sheriff continued to keep the store padlocked even after the summons for selling cannabis was thrown out. The judge ultimately ruled that is unlawful for the sheriff to do so and...
JV Closes on $210M Refi for Transitional and Affordable Housing
A joint venture of Slate Property Group and Fundamental Advisors has closed on a $210-million refinancing for the JV’s Transitional and Affordable Housing Portfolio. The transaction was designated as a Social Bond and was made possible by Freddie Mac in a first-of-its kind engagement to provide liquidity to social impact financial institutions that bring affordable housing to low-income communities and underserved populations.
VIEW FROM THE FRONT ROW: Saying goodbye to a piece of NY/NJ
In his latest piece on View From The Front Row on Substack, FrontRowSoccer.com editor Michael Lewis says goodbye to Newsradio 88, aka WCBS 880, as the radio station will make its final broadcast this weekend. Front Row Soccer editor Michael Lewis has covered 13 World Cups (eight men, five women),...
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