Harlem to Hollis Archives - Page 30 of 52

Mayor de Blasio Announces Rise Of Criminal Responsibility To 18 Years Old From Harlem To Hollis

Mayor de Blasio today welcomed the beginning of a series of fundamental reforms that treat 16- and 17-year-old juveniles involved with the legal system in an age appropriate manner. Continue reading

Amazon Opening Store That Only Sells Products With 4-Star+ Rating From Harlem To Hollis

By Chris Welch The Verge says look, nevermind that Amazon’s reviews are getting less and less trustworthy; I still often find myself scanning a thing’s barcode or just pulling up its Amazon listing when I’m at a store to get a sense of whether it’s a decent buy. Continue reading

MTA’s ‘Major Incidents’ Caused Just 11% Of Subway Delays From Harlem To Hollis In August

NY Curbed reports that if you commute on the city’s subway on a regular basis, chances are you’ve been affected by subway delays at some point in time. Continue reading

New Bill Seeks To Prohibit Landlords From Harlem To Hollis On Misleading Info About Rent-Regulated Tenants

An explosive new study released by the housing watchdog group, the Housing Rights Initiative (HRI) reveals that many landlords across the city allegedly lied about rent-regulated apartments in their buildings, and still got approvals from the city’s Department of Buildings.Continue reading

NYC Service And Citizens Committee Launch “Love Your Block” Application From Harlem To Hollis

NYC Service and Citizens Committee for New York City launched the 2019 Love Your Block application to support residents in transforming public spaces and engaging neighborhood volunteers to make local change.Continue reading

BetaNYC’s SLA Mapper (SLAM) From Harlem To Hollis

SLA Mapper (SLAM) is a tool that aggregates data that community boards from Harlem to Hollis often have to gather in order to review liquor license applications and sidewalk cafe applications. Continue reading

First Lady McCray And Dr. Barbot Announce NYers Trained In Mental Health First Aid

First Lady Chirlane McCray and Acting Health Commissioner Dr. Oxiris Barbot announced that 75,000 New Yorkers from Harlem to Hollis to have now been trained in Mental Health First Aid as part of the City’s goal to train 250,000 New Yorkers by 2021. Continue reading

The 2019 Charter Revision Commission Public Hearing To Improve City Government

The 2019 Charter Revision Commission is at work, holding public hearings in each borough from Harlem to Hollis to solicit the public's ideas for improving city government. Continue reading

The NYC Commission On Human Rights’ African Coalition Forum From Harlem To Hollis

On Tuesday, September 18, 2018, the NYC Commission on Human Rights held a forum to build a coalition among and within the City’s diverse communities. Continue reading

NYC Releases Annual Open Data Report, Featuring NYC Data At Work From Harlem To Hollis

The Bill de Blasio administration today announced the release of its annual update on Open Data for All and the NYC Open Data Plan.Continue reading

NYCEDC Development Finance Conference On Investing For Impact From Harlem To Hollis

On September 17, 2018, New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) hosted its 2018 Development Finance Conference: Investing for Impact in NYC at Convene. Continue reading

Simulation Training Previews Plan To Reduce Life-Threatening Childbirth From Harlem To Hollis

NYC Health + Hospitals showcased yesterday its new medical simulation training to educate doctors, nurses, and other members of the labor and delivery team ... Continue reading

Communities Of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund From Harlem To Hollis Deadline

The Communities of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund is now available! Please see the details below. Continue reading

Health Department Releases Analysis Of Drug Overdose Deaths From Harlem To Hollis

The Health Department today published an Epi Data Brief analyzing the latest 2017 confirmed drug overdose death data from Harlem to Hollis, Queens. Continue reading

de Blasio Administration Allocates Millions For Immigrant Families From Harlem To Hollis

As a group of volunteer attorneys recruited from several City agencies returns after spending a week assisting detained immigrant families near the southern border. Continue reading