AFT Joins Forces with Tech Giants to Launch $23M AI Literacy Program for Teachers in New York City
The American Federation of Teachers is leading a $23 million initiative to increase AI literacy among educators, partnering with tech companies and aiming to train over 400,000 teachers by 2030.
NY Judge Approves Removal of Bedford Avenue Protected Bike Lane in Brooklyn Amid Safety Debate
A New York judge approved the removal of a protected bike lane on Brooklyn's Bedford Avenue, prompting safety concerns among cycling and transportation advocates.
Eighth Rikers Island Detainee Dies This Year as Christian Collado Succumbs to Cancer in Hospital Care
Rikers Island detainee Christian Collado died after a terminal cancer diagnosis. Despite his lawyer's release efforts, Collado's illness led to his passing, marking the eighth DOC custody death in the current year.
New York City's Theater Scene Abuzz as "Masquerade," Based on "Phantom of the Opera," Sells Out its First Run
"Masquerade," an immersive theater experience based on "The Phantom of the Opera," directed by Diane Paulus, creates excitement in New York City with sold-out previews and an extended run.
Bronx Prepares for Major Medicaid Cuts as New York Faces Coverage Loss for Millions and Possible Job Reductions
Medicaid cuts threaten jobs and healthcare in the Bronx, with two-thirds of residents reliant on the program. New York officials forecast widespread coverage loss and economic impact, while efforts to mitigate the crisis are currently uncertain.
New York Attorney General Letitia James Offers Tips to Safeguard New Yorkers from Charity Scams Amid Texas Flood Crisis
New York Attorney General Letitia James offers guidance to protect New Yorkers from charity scams following Texas floods, urging careful consideration before donating to relief efforts.
Luchese Capo Gets 21 Months for $35M 'Rhino Sports' Gambling Empire, Charged in Brooklyn for Mob Racketeering
Luchese crime family captain Anthony Villani received a 21-month prison sentence for racketeering, money laundering, and illegal gambling, with a $4 million forfeiture. His operation, Rhino Sports, made at least $35 million illicitly.
NYC Braces for Wet Week as Showers and Thunderstorms Are Forecasted Across Boroughs
NYC faces a wet end to the week, with showers and thunderstorms expected across all boroughs and high temps in the low 80s. Precipitation chances peak at 60% during the day, decreasing at night. No severe weather is forecasted.
90-Year-Old Man Fatally Struck by Hit-and-Run Moped in Brooklyn as NYPD Seeks Information
A 90-year-old man, Zhuo Xie, was killed by a moped in Brooklyn while crossing the street; the moped rider fled the scene, and the police are investigating the hit-and-run.












