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Over 50 New York Business And Legal Experts Issue Open Letter Opposing Antitrust Legislation

Today, over 50 business leaders and legal experts issued the following letter in opposition to the state’s proposed antitrust legislation.Continue reading

NYC Artists Corps Culminate With Record 300+ Public Events From Harlem To Hollis

After supporting thousands of NYC-based artists and helping to reconnect New Yorkers with their communities through the power of the arts.Continue reading

Young Friends Of Save Venice Host “Murano Nights” Dinner In Lower Manhattan To Raise Fund Venetian Art Restoration

Casey Kohlberg, Lizzie Asher, the Young Friends of Save Venice hosted Murano Nights, an intimate dinner at Casa Cipriani.Continue reading

Mayor de Blasio Appoints Annabel Palma As Commissioner And Chair Of The NYC Commission On Human Rights

Mayor de Blasio today appointed Annabel Palma as the next Commissioner and Chair of the NYC Commission on Human Rights.Continue reading

Canadian Tech Companies Scaling Up In NYC

How NYC became ranked amongst the leading tech cities Although New York City (NYC) has always had a tech presence, it was only in recent years that its activity boomed, with several companies opting to expand their operations and set up shop in The Big Apple. Continue reading

NYC Raises Value Of Rental Assistance Programs To Help New Yorkers Secure Permanent Housing

The de Blasio administration today announced that the City is raising the value of City rental assistance programs (CityFHEPS) to federal Section 8 Fair Market Rent levels.Continue reading

Mayors Office Of Immigrant Affairs Releases New Analyses Of NYC’s Asian And Pacific Island Immigrants

The NYC Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs (MOIA) has released a new analysis of the Asian and Pacific Islander (API) immigrant population residing from Harlem to Hollis.Continue reading

Apartment Hunting In NYC? 5 Money-Saving Tips For Savvy Renters

Finding a rental apartment in NYC is a daunting task at the best of times. Continue reading

How To Sell Your NYC Home By Owner

If you’re considering going the for sale by owner route, you’ll be happy to learn that selling your home yourself is easy and will save you tons of money. Continue reading

Mayor de Blasio Appoints Nancy Pascal Director Of The Office Of Faith And Community Partnerships

Mayor Bill de Blasio today appointed Nancy Pascal as the Director of the Office of Faith and Community Partnerships serving from Harlem to Hollis. Continue reading

NYC Secure App Adds Phishing Detection, Giving All New Yorkers More Protection Online

In New York City’s continuing effort to keep New Yorkers safe in their digital lives and ensure we can securely rebuild our economy.Continue reading

Apartment Hunting In NYC? 5 Money-Saving Tips For Savvy Renters

Finding a rental apartment in Harlem NYC is a daunting task at the best of times. When you want to stick to a tight budget, it’s even more of a challenge. Continue reading

Grow Your Customer Base With Retail Space In NYC

New York is the greatest city in the world. It is a center for industries like fashion, banking, business, and medicine among others. Continue reading

Council Member Levine What You Need To Know About The Vaccination Plan For NYC

Harlem Councilmember Mark Levine states that:Continue reading

Tips From The NYC Health Department For Your New Year’s Eve

The best thing about 2020 is that it's finally over. Continue reading

4 Things New York Families Can Do For Their Aging Relatives

Many families have deep roots in New York City. They might have multiple generations that have lived in the city over the decades. Continue reading

Prepare For Severe Tornado Warning Restrictions Are In Place, Says Notify NYC (Update)

UPDATE: Of a Tornado Warning, from Manhattan to The Bronx. Tornadoes can cause flying debris, turn unsecured objects into projectiles, & cause power outages.Continue reading

Harlem’s Joyce Dinkins, Wife Of Former NYC Mayor David Dinkins, Passes (Updated)

Joyce Dinkins, the former first lady of New York City, has died at 89. Dinkins died Sunday at home, her family said in a statement.Continue reading

One-Stop Shop For NYC Small Business Aid + Recovery From Harlem To Hollis

The NYC Small Business Resource Network was launched today in response to the crisis facing many of the city’s over 230,000 small businesses. Continue reading

Harlem’s Economy May Be Challenged, Its Mental Health Crisis Seems Irreversible

Socio-economic circumstances are often partnered by mental health challenges, especially in the lower socio-economic or more impoverished communities.Continue reading

NYC Delays Issuing 22K Layoff Notices As Unions Press Lawmakers

A 22,000-strong batch of layoff notices going to New York City employees is on pause while unions press lawmakers for help bridging the city's budget gap, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.Continue reading

Natural Areas Conservancy Talks Importance Of Urban Forests In NYC Climate Change

Today, the Natural Areas Conservancy (NAC) released the first comprehensive report on New York City’s carbon budget for its forested natural areas. Continue reading

NYC’s Glaring Racial Disparities In Employment, Reports Center For An Urban Future

In a new Center for an Urban Future report which concludes that for New York City to achieve an equitable and inclusive economic recovery. Continue reading

SEL And School Reopening In NYC, A Student-Centered Approach Virtual Panel

On August 5, 2020, educational leaders in NYC — including Council Member Mark Treyger and NYC Department of Education Director of Policy Elizabeth Stranzl Continue reading

Social Life In The North America Is Going Back To Normal As Entertainment And Hospitality Reopens

NYC and Canada reopening bars and restaurants: phases and guidelines New York City is one of the world’s most important cities when it comes to entertainment, hospitality, food, and culture. Continue reading