Mayor Adams Calls for the Employment of Migrants Mayor Eric Adams’ administration has seen New York City receive an influx of asylum-seeking migrants. This has
NYPD Introduces New Frequency For School Safety Agents to Ensure Quicker Response Times The NYPD has enacted a new procedure for the 2022-2023 school year
The African Union’s 20th anniversary, which took place on September 9th, 2022, came to a spectacular end with New York City Mayor Eric L. Adams
On Saturday, September 10th, Affinity by Molina Healthcare and The African Advisory Council (AAC) held a Resource Fair for the migrants that have recently come
Adams Administration to Open a Resource Navigation Center for Migrants On Thursday, September 15th, the first Asylum Seeker Resource Navigation Center in New York City
Adams Administration Announces Departmental Budget Cuts Mayor Eric Adams’ administration has ordered all city agencies, without exception, to make cuts to their budgets. The instruction
NYC Judge Rules NYPD Officer Cannot be Fired for Not Taking the COVID-19 Vaccine According to a new “precedent-setting” ruling that could help nearly two
Mayor Adams and Chancellor Banks Launch Historic Corporate Apprenticeship Initiative for High School Students A new public-private partnership program was unveiled on Monday, September 12th,
Watch Out! NYC is Aggressively Booting Vehicles That Have Outstanding Tickets The city’s Finance Department has begun to aggressively boot and tow vehicles that have
Serena Williams’ Illustrious Career Ends After Losing the U.S. Open to Ajla Tomljanovic Serena Williams’ esteemed career came to an end under the bright lights
The High School for Language and Diplomacy will be under the leadership of a new principal when the school year begins in September. Lisa Wang
The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) conducted its biannual tests on children across the United States and data showed that mathematics and reading levels
New York City schools will start the new academic year with revised COVID-19 guidelines. The Department of Education released guidelines on Tuesday, August 16th that
The Manhattan Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit brought by the United Federation of Teachers (UFT) against two charter schools that joined forces to form Vertex
