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Adams Dismisses Federal Subpoena Questions
Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday dodged questions about subpoenas federal investigators issued to him, staffers at City Hall and his campaign in July, repeating that they’re “going to let this run its course.” When pressed by THE CITY for details on where he was when he received the subpoena, first reported last week by The […] The post Adams Dismisses Federal Subpoena Questions appeared first on THE CITY - NYC News.
N.Y. weather: Fall-like temperatures to extend into the weekend in NYC
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Unusually cool temperatures will persist over the coming days, compounding with a drop in humidity to make for a stretch of comfortable conditions in New York City. Dave Dombek, a senior meteorologist with AccuWeather, credits an expansive area of high pressure from Canada with the...
Rural New York Counties Face Spike in Gun Violence at Start of Deer Hunting Season
A recent study has uncovered a concerning pattern in rural New York and across similar regions: gun violence surges significantly at the beginning of deer hunting season. Research led by Patrick Sharkey from Princeton University highlights a troubling 49% increase in firearm-related injuries and deaths during the first week of the hunting season compared to the week before. This spike persists even after excluding rare hunting accidents from the analysis.
Mayor Adams Waters Down Remaining McGuinness Blvd. Redesign
Mayor Adams will install a bike lane on the southern portion of McGuinness Boulevard without reducing the number of lanes on the highway-like road — and local elected officials slammed the watered-down plan after a briefing on Tuesday morning. The Department of Transportation originally wanted to cut the speed-fostering...
Fall weather lovers rejoice! Enjoy cool temps next few days, because heat returns soon
It feels like nearly every day this summer has been either hot, humid, or a brutal combination of the two. We still have about a month of summer to go, but for the next few days, it’s going to feel a lot more like Fall across the tri-state. A...
New York City Is Home To Largest Passive House Building in the U.S.
New York City offers a concentration of passive affordable homes. According to Clean Technica, “ideally, this is the way that all affordable housing should be developed,” Sadie McKeown, president of the Community Preservation Corporation, an affordable housing finance company that was not involved with Sendero Verde, told The Guardian this week. “When you develop something [with] passive house [principles], the benefits to the tenants are great,” she said, noting sound insulation, fresh air, and lower bills. “The buildings just stand up better to extreme weather conditions, whether that’s wind, rain, heat or excess cold.”
New Music USA Awards $613,500 in Grants to 85 U.S. Organizations
NEW YORK, New York— New Music USA has announced the recipients of its 2024 Organization Fund grants, awarding a total of $613,500 to 85 organizations across 17 states. The grants, which support a wide range of music-related activities, aim to sustain programming, nurture music creators, and provide vital resources to communities nationwide.
Conor McShane Performs on Sunday, September 8 at The Green Room 42
Broadway, Instagram and TikTok influencer Conor McShane presents The Worst Person You Know Does a Solo Show Again on Sunday, September 8 at 9:30 PM at The Green Room 42. The show features music director Ben Kiley. McShane asks: Are people born the Worst? Or do they have Worst-ness thrust...
The AlleyWatch Startup Daily Funding Report: 8/20/2024
Clarium – $10.5M. Clarium, a hospital supply chain operations platform, has raised $10.5M in Venture funding led by General Catalyst. Founded by Steve Liou in 2020, Clarium has now raised a total of $16M in reported equity funding. The AlleyWatch audience is driving progress and innovation on a global...
FBI Warns American Travelers About Being Detained in China
The FBI Newark and the FBI New York Field Offices are warning travelers they may be detained entering or leaving the People’s Republic of China, after the PRC recently began enforcing local laws which include exit bans and wrongful detention. The FBI has posted messages at both Newark Liberty International Airport and JFK International Airport directing anyone who was detained or not allowed to depart China, to contact the FBI.
Pumpkin spice season, New York's month-long 'restaurant week' and summer menu pricing
On this week’s podcast, Pat Cobe, senior menu editor of Restaurant Business, and Bret Thorn, senior food & beverage editor of Nation’s Restaurant News and Restaurant Hospitality, discussed pumpkin spice season, which is upon us in August just as it is every year, despite annual complaints that it arrives too early. But as Pat observed, operators know when their customers want to start buying those autumnal items, and that time is now.
Indo Count to be honored at HTT/HFPA Foundation market gala next month
New York – New York – The exciting September market cocktail gala – co-presented by the Home Fashion Products Association (HFPA) Foundation and Home Textiles Today – will bestow 5 honors as part of the 3rd annual scholarship fundraising event. The new Home Excellence Leadership Award...
Harlem Students Spend Summer Experiences On Iceland Expedition And Studying Medicine In The U.K.
This summer, two Harlem students had the unique opportunity to pursue their passions outside the classroom and worldwide 2,699 miles from Harlem. Through Success Academy’s Summer Experience Program, Leonardo Risaliti, an 11th-grader from Success Academy High School of Liberal Arts-Harlem, spent the summer on an expedition in Iceland. Every...
The Riverside Hawks Appoints First Executive Director In More Than 10 years
The Board of Directors of the 63-year-old the Riverside Hawks Program has announced the appointment of their new Executive Director, Aswan Morris. Morris is a former professional basketball player, Harlem resident, and a highly recognized motivational speaker, who is guided by his faith and love of community. Aswan Morris’ life...
Elias Wessel: Exposing social media
Contributed by Chunbum Park / At Picture Theory in Chelsea, Elias Wessel has assembled provocative installations titled “It’s Complicated” and, with composer and musician Natalia Kiёs, “Systems at Play.“ In “It’s Complicated,” busy photographs that document surfing and scrolling behavior stand on pedestals. Holstered at their sides are headphones piping cacophonic sounds and words – styled “Is Possibly Art” – that AI-based text-recognition software has distilled from the long-exposure images.
Tamirat Tola and Hellen Obiri look to defend titles in New York City Marathon
NEW YORK (AP) -- Tamirat Tola and Hellen Obiri will look to defend their New York City Marathon titles this November. The pair headline strong fields in the annual race around New York's five
Groundbreaking AI Initiative to Transform Education Launched at Touro University
Touro University is leading the way in higher education by launching an initiative to work with faculty at all levels and in all disciplines on using and teaching AI to improve education. The university held its inaugural AI Faculty Bootcamp on August 5. The initiative aims to enhance student learning and prepare the entire academic community for a rapidly evolving technological future.
New York City Drinking Water Supply and Quality Report Release
New Yorkers know how to complain, and we have good reasons to. Between waiting in subway stations that reach 112° to spending exorbitant portions of our income on rent, it’s always easy to find something to rag on. However, most New Yorkers can take comfort in knowing our tap water is safe to drink.
ANONYMOUS WAS A WOMAN AWARDS $308,000 IN ENVIRONMENTAL ART GRANTS
Anonymous Was a Woman (AWAW) in collaboration with the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) has announced the recipients of funds from AWAW’s Environmental Art Grants (EAG) program. Nineteen projects led by women-identifying artists from across the United States and its territories whose work engages with ecological concerns receive grants of up to $20,000 apiece, with funding totaling $308,000. The winners were chosen from among a pool of 907 applicants, and include those whose projects are located in Ghana, Colombia, Puerto Rico, Louisiana, New Mexico, Michigan, and Oklahoma.
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