New York Blood Center declares blood emergency
The New York Blood Center says its supply has reached critically low levels, forcing it to declare a…
Flavored vapes approved for marketing and sale
The Food and Drug Administration recently approved the use, sale and marketing of flavored-vape products. It’s the first…
Manhattan DA talks gun violence prevention in summer months
Monday marks the start of Gun Violence Awareness Month. The summer months are often when law enforcement officials…
Thousands gather on Fifth Avenue for Israel Day Parade
Thousands of people lined Fifth Avenue on Sunday for New York City’s annual Israel Day Parade, celebrating Israeli…
Chelsea’s Star on 18 diner closes after nearly 25 years
For owner Betty Gioulis, who opened Star on 18 in Chelsea nearly 25 years ago, saying goodbye to longtime patrons…
Chelsea’s Star on 18 diner closes after nearly 25 years
For owner Betty Gioulis, who opened Star on 18 in Chelsea nearly 25 years ago, saying goodbye to longtime patrons…
Sarah Bennett: The Harlem Stories Project
On a spring night, this is not a school auditorium — it’s Marcus Garvey Park in Harlem. Its imaginary…
Queens BP Richards highlights impact of Resorts World
Queens Borough President Donovan Richards sits down with NY1’s Cheryl Wills on this week’s “In Focus” to discuss…
NYSEG, RG&E partial rate hikes to go into effect Monday
Some New Yorkers will see a partial increase in their utility bills starting on Monday. The partial increase…
Bassett Healthcare Network expands rural healthcare options
For residents and travelers alike, Bassett Healthcare Network’s new Convenient Care Center in Milford builds on their goal…
Importance of lobbying for aid for upstate municipalities
Minoa Mayor William Brazill emphasizes the importance of lobbying for increased aid funding for municipalities in New York. He…
A look at NYCOM’s focus on policy issues
Mount Vernon Mayor Shawyn Patterson-Howard talks about her role as vice president of the New York Conference of…