Williamsburg- Greenpoint residents, elected officials and city-wide housing activists gathered at the East River water front on May 22 to call out Mayor Bloomberg for guaranteeing 3,500 affordable housing units back in 2005 and not living up to the promise. … Continue reading →

Local council members, activists and children rallied on the steps of city hall on May 22 during a press conference demanding that Mayor Bloomberg restore the proposed $106 million budget cuts to libraries throughout New York City. Council members Jimmy … Continue reading →

The Trade Fair Supermarkets are now in the works of violating labor laws against the union workers. These union workers were subject to harassment, intimidation and threats of termination. It has violated their rights and on Friday, May 17th a … Continue reading →

Mayoral Candidate Bill Thompson outlined his vision for the future of New York City public schools on May 15 at New York University where he discussed his plan to focus more on early- childhood education. Thompson, who attended Brooklyn public … Continue reading →

In John Jay’s College of Criminal Justice, there was a speaker discussing the topic on “Borders, Law Enforcement and the Underworld of Globalization.” The speaker was Alan Bersin who was a former commissioner of U.S Customs and Border Protection. Now … Continue reading →

The Irish American Baseball Hall of Fame was established in Foley’s Ny Pub & Restaurant. It has names of players, managers and journalist of Irish descent into this type of Hall of Fame. They were recognized based on impact of … Continue reading →

Angelight Films held their Third Annual Fundraiser on May 1st in Manhattan where children with brain and spinal tumors had the opportunity to present their own short films. The founder of Angelight Films, Stephanie Angel, created the non-profit organization in … Continue reading →

As the NHL Playoffs are approaching, in Madison Square Park there was an event hosted by NBC Sports. It was organized by Howard Cannon and there were a lot of fans at this event. In this event they were giving … Continue reading →

Social work major Irene Hanna discussed her experience while visiting a children’s center in the Republic of Moldova during York College’s Student Research Day on Apr. 18. Hanna traveled to Moldova, along with three other students and York College Professors … Continue reading →

There were three students that were in the Art and Sound of Video Games class doing research on video games. The students are Jonathan Serneo, Kimmy Sarmiento and Adebayo Fayemi. Each of them presented their perspective on video games based … Continue reading →

On Thursday evening there was a Yankee game in the Bronx. It was against the Diamond Backs on flower seed packet day. There was deal of 5 dollar tickets that day so a lot of people were at attendance. It … Continue reading →

Major Projects in Queens  Source and photo credits: The Office of Economic Development (Queens Borough)   161st Street Mixed-Use Development Mixed-use project, … Read More →

The website I want to be looked alike is http://www.catamountski.com/, we can use mappoint.com located the address as 3290 State HWY 23 Hillsdale NY 12529 I want to work over there because I always been interested in nature and ski, I have never been a place like this and that sounds exciting for me.  This site […]

Brooklyn Federal Judge Edward Korman ordered the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to make the Plan-B morning-after pill available over the counter to females of all ages. Prior to the Apr. 5 ruling, any teen under age 17 was required … Continue reading →

  Spanish Interpreter: Yaisy Mendoza- for NY1 Noticias “You’re not allowed to just put up false ads that have incorrect information about … Read More →

Mike Rice, head coach of the basketball team for Rutgers University, was fired based on his behavior toward the team. It was during the practice that he was abusing them and calling them out with foul language as reported by … Continue reading →

Award-Winning New York Daily News photographer Todd Maisel visited journalism students at CUNY York College on March 21st to share his journey as a photojournalist and to offer students advice about being successful in the field. Maisel’s presentation consisted of … Continue reading →

  ”When you’ve been to hell and back–tasted the grit. inhaled smoke and dust and felt the horrific vibrations, a new perspective on life is revealed,” Todd Maisel. Todd Maisel, a staff photographer at  the   New York Daily News and Vice President of the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA), visited CUNY York College the week before ...

Photography is one of those skills that most people can learn from. Some like to take photos for memories, while others would want to take it for purpose. Todd Maisel, a staff photographer that works for the Daily News came … Continue reading →

Week of March 18th Meet Ingris Diaz! A 21-year-old mother from Long Island, NY who juggles school, work and a 5-year-old daughter named Natalie. Ingris had Natalie at age 16, and found it extremely difficult to take on all the … Continue reading →