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Today, November 12, 2018, the City of New York remembers and honors the lives lost on Flight 587 and their affected families on the 17th Anniversary of this fateful tragedy. Continue Reading →
Uptown representative Ydanis Rodriguez (left) responds to MTA Chairman Joe Lhota:
“Good luck to former MTA Chairman Joe Lhota. I wish him the best on his future endeavors…”
Patch reports that three apartment buildings in three different Upper Manhattan neighborhoods were bought as a package deal for $60 million, real estate firms announced Thursday. Continue Reading →
“Good afternoon, I’m Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez, prime sponsor of this legislation together with more than 20 co-sponsors. Continue Reading →
A day before 1.1 million children return to school, Mayor Bill de Blasio held a public hearing for and signed Intro. 1089, which preserves and expands the use of speed cameras near schools where speeding is prevalent. Continue Reading →
Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer issued the following statement:
The Health Department announced today that the investigation of the Lower Washington Heights Legionnaires’ disease cluster is over. Continue Reading →
Mayor de Blasio held public hearings for and signed five pieces of legislation: Intro. 144-B, requiring the TLC to stop issuing for-hire vehicle licenses for 12 months, to study congestion and various aspects of the industry, Continue Reading →
Patch reports that a massive sinkhole that could swallow a car whole has opened up on an Upper West Side street, and area residents are frustrated by the lack of urgency in fixing the problem. Continue Reading →
What is Train & Earn?
Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation’s (NMIC) Train & Earn program is a 5-week paid certification and training program for opportunity youth ages 16-24 who are out of school and not working at the time of enrollment. Continue Reading →
Today, SBS Commissioner Gregg Bishop and Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez hosted a certification event for minority- and women-owned business enterprises (MWBEs).
On Friday, July 20, over 700 kids took to the field at George Washington Educational Campus in Washington Heights to learn about healthy living through reading, exercising, and eating well through an innovative “book fair” sponsored by SOMOS Community Care. Continue Reading →
