With the lingering effects of COVID-19, many of you might be looking for options for having things delivered to your home, including meals. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: transportation
Gov. Andrew Cuomo Preparing For Long Island Rail Road Reopening This Week
Speaking at Jones Beach on Sunday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said that Long Island is still on track to begin phase one of reopening this week and that the LIRR is preparing for more riders. Continue Reading →
The COVID Crisis: The City Extends Open Streets Program To Selected Area Of Harlem
Cars will be banned from three Harlem streets this week as the city Department of Transportation works to open dozens of miles of streets to pedestrians to aid with social distancing, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Wednesday. Continue Reading →
What To Consider If You’re Rethinking Travel Plans Because Of The Coronavirus
With the unanswered question of how long the coronavirus (COVID-19) is going to be with us, many consumers are asking themselves an even more important question — what do we do about the travel plans we’ve already made? Continue Reading →
Mayor de Blasio Signs Dangerous Vehical Abatement Bill Into Law
Mayor de Blasio today signed the Dangerous Vehicle Abatement bill into law, the latest step in the Administration’s Vision Zero plan to make New York City’s streets safer. Continue Reading →
4 Pedestrians Killed In 48-Hours, Uptown Council Member Rodriguez Calls For A State Of Emergency
Uptown Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez statement: Once again and within a 48 hours period, we have had 4 pedestrian deaths in New York City. Continue Reading →
Electric Scooter Driver Kills Harlem Pedestrian On 118th Street In East Harlem
A woman hit by an electric scooter while crossing the street in East Harlem died of her injuries one day after the collision, police said. Continue Reading →
