De’Angeli Suazo is a senior at The IDEAL School of Manhattan, and although he is extremely involved in school activities, he is an introverted person. “I have a pretty low social battery and spend most of my time at home and on the weekends by myself or with only my parents so my battery can… Read More

Since day one, this administration has had a clear mission: protect public safety, rebuild our economy, and make our city more livable for everyday New Yorkers. Every day, we are delivering on that vision. We have recovered all of the private-sector jobs lost during the pandemic, one year ahead of schedule; overall crime is down… Read More

Britnee N. Timberlake, who made history, as New Jersey’s youngest state senator representing the 34th Legislative District, on March 27, bestowed a Citation of Commendation and Praise to 20 women for their exceptional contributions during the 2024 Women’s History Month Conversations with Phenomenal Woman Program, at Queens Twisted N’ Brushes Art Gallery. Executive Legislative Aid… Read More

Though his usual response to requests for his views on the Israeli-Hamas War is “no comment,” Brooklyn Pastor Edwert “Ed” Jeffers said, he, however, has found himself “burdened by the reality that this war has impacted the church.” “Our congregants are having regular discussions, even arguments, concerning the reports that are coming out of that… Read More

While the Good Friday baptismal of Mayor Eric Adams remains a standout breaking news item here with shepherds of officiates Revs. Herbert Daughtry and Alfred Sharpton, the latter and founder of artist organization National Action Network may be a headliner during his 33rd Annual convention slated from April 10 to April 13. During his weekly… Read More