The NYC Council has voted unanimously in favor of legislation that will co-name the intersection of Cross Street and City Island Avenue as “Commander William G. Clancy Lane.” The street naming honor, which came at the request of Council Member James Vacca, will be at the location of the Leonard Hawkins American Legion Post 156.
New statistics indicate that alcohol is cutting down the lives of more Americans in the prime of their lives.
Excessive alcohol use accounts for one in 10 deaths among working-age adults ages 20-64 years in the United States, according to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published today in Preventing Chronic Disease.
We last reported that J-LO was photographed partying there and now City Island Images learns of the Kardashian invasion of Don Coqui.
Who will we see there next... CASTRO? We asked owner Jimmy Rodriguez if that was a possibility, but he didn't think so.
You may recall that Fidel Castro paid a visit to Jimmy's Cafe before the place went away. Jimmy's Bronx Cafe drew everyone from Yankee stars to Fidel Castro finally closed its doors for good on New Year's Eve after a decade of wild and crazy partying into the night.
US lawmakers have done a whole lot of talking and finger-pointing, but not much legislating. What's up with that?
For example, it's been 365 days since the Senate passed bipartisan legislation to fix US broken immigration system, for Hispanics United in America and well as others. However, all we hear are lame excuses from our US House of Representatives.
Meanwhile many families are suffering. The American people want what the economy needs, basic human decency requires.
What else are the representatives waiting for? No more excuses. It's time to vote.
On Tuesday at 4P, Team USA targets Belgium at the World Cup Games.
By now, you may have noticed that anyone can win. This particular match will come down to which side can do a better job.
Meanwhile, USA must plan for life without their starting striker. This will keep Clint Dempsey out of position all alone up front, where he will be forced to more or less wait for opportunities to come to him rather than drop back and get them himself.
NYC Politicians, public servants and neighborhood children celebrate the opening day of the citywide outdoor pool season today.
All 55 outdoor pools in the City open to the public beginning today and they will close on Labor Day – Monday, September 1. Daily hours of operation are 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., seven days a week.
There will also be a ribbon cutting celebration on a new $1.6 million spray shower. This
USA reached the knockout stage of consecutive World Cups for the first time, just not the way we wanted it.
Germany beat the US 1-0, following a drenched and soggy match, but USA held onto second place because Portugal defeated Ghana 2-1 in another game played simultaneously.
Many are running out of good excuses for missing work to watch the U.S. The World Cup.
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USA needs to win today to not only play the next round, but also avoid a tougher team that emerges from Group H as their victor.
It may be Belgium, but Algeria, Russia or South Korea are all still in the race for this potential second seed.
Please, make sure you support our team and take a moment this afternoon to watch the game on TV in English on cable channel ESPN, or in Spanish on broadcast channel Univision.
The US Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that a police officer can not search the cell phones of criminal suspects upon arrest without first obtaining a search warrant.
The 9-0 vote ruled that smart phones and other electronic devices were not in the same category as wallets, briefcases, and vehicles, which are currently subject to limited initial examination by law enforcement.
Generally such searches are permitted if there is probable cause that a crime may have been committed, to ensure officers' safety and prevent destruction of evidence.