Harlem to Hollis Archives - Page 17 of 52

NYC Emergency Management Urges Folks From Harlem To Hollis To Prepare For Winter Weather

As winter weather moves into the New York City area Sunday morning, the New York City Emergency Management Department advises New Yorkers to prepare for messy travel conditions to end the holiday weekend into the beginning of the workweek.Continue reading

Uptown’s Rodriguez And Others Signs Safe Streets Bill Into Law From Harlem To Hollis

Mayor Bill de Blasio today signed new safe streets legislation into law, the latest step in the Administration’s progress implementing Vison Zero to make New York City’s streets safer.Continue reading

The Need For Statewide Ban On Flavored Tobacco And E-Cigarette Products

Statement From Senator Brad Hoylman:

Earlier today, the New York City Council passed legislation banning the sale of flavored e-cigarettes from Harlem To Hollis. Continue reading

Harlem’s Levine And Others Sign Animal Rights Legislation Into Law From Harlem To Hollis

Mayor Bill de Blasio today signed a new package of legislation into law to protect and promote animal welfare, ensuring a more humane City for all New Yorkers.Continue reading

New York City Announces Enforcement Sweep Of Construction Sites From Harlem To Hollis

Mayor Bill de Blasio and Department of Buildings Commissioner Melanie E. La Rocca today announced that the Department of Buildings (DOB) inspectors have already begun proactive sweeps of over 6,000 construction sites. Continue reading

New HIV Diagnoses Fall To Historic Lows From Harlem To Hollis

The number of New Yorkers newly diagnosed with HIV is down to historic lows and fell below 2,000 for the first time since annual HIV reporting began in 2001.Continue reading

Touro College Receives $1.36M To Train Students To Fight Opioids From Harlem To Hollis

Touro College and its Graduate School of Social Work (GSSW) have secured two grants totaling $1.36 million to train students, faculty and staff in fighting the nation’s opioid crisis.Continue reading

Holiday Shopping Tips From Harlem To Hollis

Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) Commissioner Lorelei Salas today issued the Holiday Shopping Tips to protect consumers’ identity and money during the holiday season.Continue reading

de Blasio Administration To Create Units Of Affordable Housing For Homeless Families

The de Blasio Administration announced today that it is entering the second phase of the City’s plan to convert more cluster buildings into permanent housing for homeless New Yorkers from Harlem to Hollis.Continue reading

To Prevent Hysteria The City Recalls Vegetables With Possible Listeria From Harlem To Hollis

More than 140 vegetable products widely sold in New York City grocery stores have been recalled over fears of potential listeria contamination.Continue reading

Senator Brad Hoylman Announces New Legislation To Protect The Rights Of Intersex New Yorkers

Today, State Senator Brad Hoylman (D/WF-Manhattan) announced plans to introduce new legislation to protect the rights of intersex New Yorkers from Harlem to Hollis. Continue reading

City Launches New LeadFree NYC Home Outreach Effort To Combat Potential Lead Paint Exposure

The de Blasio Administration today launched a data-based outreach and inspection effort to combat childhood lead exposure from Harlem to Hollis. Continue reading

de Blasio Administration Announces Kickoff Of Early Voting From Harlem To Hollis

The de Blasio Administration and DemocracyNYC today announced the beginning of early voting in New York City, after the passage of the State Legislature this year.Continue reading

NYC Health + Hospitals Honors Nurse Professionals As Part Of Nursing Excellence Awards

As part of its annual Nursing Excellence Awards celebration, NYC Health + Hospitals today honored 16 nurse professionals across the public health care system from Harlem to Hollis.Continue reading

Report Says From Harlem To Hollis Most Consumers Prefer Experiences Instead Of Products

A new international survey of consumers finds that an overwhelming majority -- 76 percent -- would rather spend their money on experiences instead of products.Continue reading