Heavy Snow Paralyzes NYC, 1,700+ Flights Canceled
Massive winter storm cancels 1,700+ US flights, paralyzes NYC airports as snowfall hits 25 cm. Travel warnings remain active through December 27.
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Chinatown Residents Feel the Pinch of New York’s Congestion Pricing
New York City’s new congestion pricing toll, implemented after nearly two decades of debate, is impacting Chinatown residents as they navigate higher fees and changes to transportation.
NYC Police Close In on Suspect in UnitedHealth Executive’s Murder
NYC authorities are closing in on the suspect in UnitedHealth executive Brian Thompson’s murder, Mayor Eric Adams reported. Thompson was fatally shot in a targeted attack, sparking a major manhunt.
Manhunt for UnitedHealthcare CEO’s Killer Expands Beyond New York City
Authorities believe the suspect in the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thomson has left New York City. The nationwide manhunt intensifies as vital evidence remains missing.
NYC Retailers Struggle to Stay Open Amid Rising Shoplifting Incidents
New York City retailers face a 5% rise in shoplifting, challenging business owners to keep doors open.
NYC Launches Mosquito Spraying Amid West Nile Virus Concerns
New York City begins mosquito spraying to tackle growing concerns over West Nile virus spread, with pesticide applications in Central Park, Upper Manhattan, and parts of Brooklyn.
Shorebirds Battle Drones on New York City Beaches
An unexpected conflict is unfolding on New York City’s beaches as drones patrolling for sharks and swimmers face fierce opposition from shorebirds protective of their nesting grounds.
Rare Magnitude 4.8 Earthquake Shakes New York City Region
A rare 4.8-magnitude earthquake struck near New York City, shaking the East Coast and surprising residents in an area unaccustomed to seismic activity. No major damage reported.
Sichuan Cuisine Spices Up New York: A Taste of Cultural Exchange
Sichuan cuisine is gaining popularity in New York City, offering residents a taste of southwest China’s rich culinary traditions. This cultural exchange highlights the global appeal of Chinese cuisine.
Racial Inequities Persist in New York City’s Segregated Schools
New York City’s schools remain some of the most segregated in the U.S., perpetuating racial inequities. A recent deep dive examines how systemic challenges continue to affect African American communities.
From Long Island to Struggle: Lia’s Challenges at an Under-Resourced NYC School
Student Lia Rivero shares her struggles transitioning from Long Island to an under-resourced charter school in New York City lacking counselors and support.
Americans Adjust Christmas Celebrations Amid Omicron Surge
Americans are adapting their Christmas plans as the Omicron variant spreads across the U.S., finding safe ways to celebrate amid the pandemic’s latest surge.
New York City Restaurant Workers Now Eligible for COVID-19 Vaccine as Indoor Dining Resumes
New York City restaurant workers are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine as indoor dining resumes at limited capacity. The move aims to protect employees and support the industry’s recovery.
Hundreds of Unclaimed COVID-19 Victims Stored in Brooklyn Freezer Trucks
In Brooklyn, hundreds of unclaimed COVID-19 victims are stored in freezer trucks, underscoring the pandemic’s profound and ongoing impact on New York City.
Facing COVID-19 in Corona: An NYC Gardener’s Struggle
Francisco Ortega, a gardener in NYC’s Corona neighborhood, faces daily risks amid COVID-19. Living in a community hit hard by the virus, he navigates work and social distancing challenges.
NYC Social Worker: Pandemic Drives Homeless to Drug Addiction
New York social worker Anthony Dussard observes a troubling rise in drug addiction among the city’s homeless population as the pandemic continues.
Chinese Student and Polish Taxi Driver Unite to Distribute PPE in New York
A Chinese student and a Polish taxi driver united to distribute essential PPE during New York City’s COVID-19 crisis, forging a unique friendship and helping communities in need.
New York City’s Silent Streets: A Freelancer’s COVID-19 Journey
A freelancer explores the profound impact COVID-19 has had on New York City, revealing silent streets and the city’s resilient spirit amid the pandemic.
Silent Streets and Shuttered Stores: New York City Under the Shadow of COVID-19
As COVID-19 cases exceed 15,000, New York City faces unprecedented challenges. Businesses are closed, streets are silent, and residents adapt to a new reality amid the pandemic.
New York City’s Iconic Streets Fall Silent Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
As COVID-19 spreads globally, New York City’s bustling streets have become eerily quiet, with popular locations desolate and businesses facing government restrictions.
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