People of NYC
Nominate NYC's Best Teachers for the 2025 Big Apple Awards
- Education
- 4 months ago
The Big Apple Awards honor New York City's Public School teachers who go above and beyond to impact students, schools, and communities positively. This prestigious program celebrates educators who inspire, foster equity, and strengthen school communities through innovative teaching and meaningful partnerships.
- Education
- 4 months ago
OpEd: Far Left "Progressives" Hurting New Yorkers, Literally
- Politics
- 4 months ago
New York City prides itself on being at the forefront of innovation and adaptability. However, when it comes to the regulation of motorized bikes, we are falling dangerously behind, and the consequences are piling up—literally and figuratively. Despite growing evidence of the hazards posed by these vehicles, some city politicians, like Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, continue to oppose registering motorized bikes. Their resistance endangers public safety and overlooks the needs of the very communities they claim to represent.
- Politics
- 4 months ago
Gregorio Mayers Joins CUNY Law Board of Visitors
- Politics
- 5 months ago
CUNY School of Law has appointed Gregorio Mayers, Esq., to its Board of Visitors, reinforcing its dedication to social justice and leadership. Mayers, a seasoned attorney and educator, brings over 20 years of experience in law, public service, and academia to the role.
- Politics
- 5 months ago
Ajaiyeoba Whint: Advocate for Justice on Ballot in Brooklyn
- Politics
- 6 months ago
Brooklyn’s legal community is buzzing with anticipation as Abayomi Ajaiyeoba Whint, a highly respected legal professional, prepares to appear on the ballot for Civil Court Judge in Kings County this November. In July 2024, she was nominated by Brooklyn District Leaders as one of three candidates selected to fill vacant Civil Court seats. Now, her name will appear on the November 5, 2024, General Election ballot.
- Politics
- 6 months ago
Joey Bada$$ & Kota the Friend Light Up NYC Revelry Cannabis Fest
- Kota the Friend Newsroom
- 6 months ago
On the Revel made history with its first outdoor, open-air cannabis festival, attracting over 180 vendors and thousands of attendees. Hosted in New York City, this landmark event celebrated the booming cannabis industry with a vibrant mix of business, culture, and music. Vendors ranged from local growers and dispensaries to wellness brands and legal advisors, offering attendees an immersive experience that captured the growth of New York’s cannabis community.
- Kota the Friend Newsroom
- 6 months ago
NYC Restaurant Thrives with Authentic Food & Innovation
- Dining
- 7 months ago
In the heart of East New York, Brooklyn, where fast food chains and franchise establishments dominate, Fusion East Caribbean Soul stands out as a culinary oasis. Known for offering authentic, homestyle Caribbean and Soul dishes in an elegant, chic setting, the restaurant has carved out a unique niche in the fiercely competitive New York City restaurant scene.
- Dining
- 7 months ago
NYC Health + Hospitals Salutes 38 Top Nurses
- Health + Wellness
- 7 months ago
NYC Health + Hospitals recently recognized 38 nurse leaders who have achieved doctoral-level education. The recognition took place at the health system’s third annual Doctoral Circle of Excellence event, highlighting the contributions and ongoing impact of these nurse scholars across the city's health care landscape.
The nurses honored have earned various doctoral degrees, including Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), Doctor of Health Administration (DHA), Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Doctor of Public Health (DrPH), and Doctor of Education (EdD). With this year's inductees, the total number of NYC Health + Hospitals nurses holding doctoral degrees rises to 145.
- Health + Wellness
- 7 months ago
Young NYC Developer Buys Property Linked to Underground Railroad
- Real Estate
- 7 months ago
This week, Equity Platforms CEO Vernon Jay an affordable housing developer from New York City, announced the acquisition of 315 N Front Street, now renamed “Front Street Lofts.” Located in the historic downtown Harrisburg waterfront district, this property holds significant historical value as it served as a stop on the Underground Railroad following its construction in 1850, helping bring people out of slavery. Now, this landmark will be transformed into quality affordable housing, giving it a new purpose while preserving its rich history.
- Real Estate
- 7 months ago
A Lifelong Commitment To Justice and Fairness
- Politics
- 7 months ago
In the heart of Brooklyn, Judge Sharen D. Hudson stands as a beacon of justice and community advocacy. Currently serving as the Acting Supreme Court Judge in the Red Hook Community Justice Center, Judge Hudson tackles a diverse array of issues—from resolving housing disputes to addressing broader community concerns—with a dedication to preserving family unity and ensuring access to vital services. Central to her approach is the practice of alternatives to incarceration, aimed at breaking cycles of recidivism and fostering healing within the community.
- Politics
- 7 months ago