On Tuesday, armed individuals mounted on scooters allegedly opened fire at a Bronx Street corner, leaving one person dead and three others injured, according to police records. The occurrence took place at 6:15 p.m. in the vicinity of Mount Eden. At the crossroads of Townsend and East Mount Eden avenues, four males aged 23 to […]
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New York state and city officials urge caution if traveling during solar eclipse
New York state and city authorities are advising caution for those planning to travel during the solar eclipse event. On Monday afternoon, both Empire State and New York City officials are highlighting the potential challenges associated with traveling amidst the celestial phenomenon. Although the greater New York City area will only witness a partial solar […]
NYC to try out gun detectors in subway stations in an effort to deter crime
Although New York City has always been a beautiful place to visit and live in; at times it isn’t always the safest. This is especially true when it comes to its public transportation, which is why New York City Mayor Eric Adams is taking action. NYC subways have a history of being dangerous; drug addicts, […]
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William Rivera Goes Against Algorithms, Demographics, And the Toxicity of Likes to Reach the Hearts of All Puerto Ricans After Hurricane Maria
On September 20 of 2017, devastation hit Puerto Rico in the form of a lethal hurricane named Maria. The next day, the moment we were able to step outside the confines of our homes and see the destruction that befell our majestic island, we were struck with a force of grief. For just a moment, […]
Javier Rodriguez: New producer to keep an eye out for!
In a world where social media aims to offer only the highlight reel of one’s life work, and even the struggle to “make it” as a creative are romanticized, it is rare to see an account that is simply honest. That is the story of Javier Rodriguez aka The Ghetto Mozart. He’s straightforward, mission oriented, […]
DJ Casper: How A Veteran DJ Went From Night Clubs To DJing For A Cause
Victor “Casper” Santiago, a DJ from the Bronx, has been captivated by the lively and melodious atmosphere of 1970s New York City since his youth. His interest in music was sparked by his father’s classic salsa albums, which he listened to on Saturday mornings while doing chores. Over the years, he has developed a deep […]
Bio: Taking the World by Storm with his World-Famous Art Collective, TATS CRU
Wilfredo “Bio” Feliciano is an internationally established artist, taking the world by storm with his world-famous art collective known as TATS CRU “The Mural Kings.” As a master of street art, graffiti, mural design, and fine arts for over 30 years, Bio is one of TATS CRU’s founding members and continues to create vibrant and […]
4 Great Beach Reads for the Summer
Young adult romance, LGBTQ+ stories, family conventions, childhood friends becoming lovers, old friends falling out, and time travel are all included in this cute and fluffy summer read list. Some of these stories are more mature, dealing with professional failure and growing old. Others are more carefree and adolescent, with stories about finding your passion and rebelling against traditional cultural norms. However, they are all stories about finding yourself and discovering love in the summer.
Calle Ocho NYC: Latin Staple in the Upper West Side
Despite facing hell and high water during the pandemic, the Upper West Side’s favorite restaurant was able to relocate and keep their doors open to the public. Pan-Latino restaurant Calle Ocho has long been a favorite for brunch, bottomless sangria, cocktails, and a variety of delectable specialty plates influenced by Cuban and other Latin influences. It is widely regarded as one of the finest restaurants on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.
