Homelessness on NYC Subway Worse Than Ever During Nightly Coronavirus Cleaning Closures
May 13, 2020By Jessica Easthope Jennifer Montano rides the subway every week since the pandemic began to get to her prenatal appointments. “In the […]
Topic: Mayor Bill de Blasio
One Year Later: Honoring a Fallen NYPD Detective
February 12, 2020By Tim Harfmann A sea of NYPD blue filled the pews of Holy Child Jesus Church in Richmond Hills, Queens, to remember […]
Currents News for Tuesday, October 15, 2019
October 15, 2019On the newscast: The crisis in Syria is deepening at this hour. The White House is taking action to end the invasion, […]
Farewell to a Fallen Firefighter
March 27, 2018Final goodbyes this morning to Michael Davidson, the heroic firefighter who was killed battling a blaze in Harlem. Mourners filled Fifth Avenue […]
Controversy Rains on Columbus Day Parade
October 10, 2017Columbus Day is a time to honor Catholic explorer Christopher Columbus, his Italian heritage and the discovery he made. This year, though, […]
Cuomo Bans NYC Bag Tax
February 15, 2017On the day the plastic bag tax was supposed to take effect, New Yorkers have extra cash in their pockets. That’s because […]
Liz Faublas Previews Tonight’s News
September 13, 2016Liz Faublas gives the rundown for the September 13th edition of Currents, including former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s health problems, a […]
Liz Faublas Previews Tonight’s News
September 8, 2016Liz Faublas gives the rundown for the September 8th editions of Currents, including a new controversy regarding Mayor Bill di Blasio, new laptops for […]
Judge Rules Vision Zero Law ‘Unconstitutional’
July 6, 2016A Queens judge ruled recently that a key part of the mayor’s landmark pedestrian and bicycle safety initiative that penalizes drivers for […]
Inside Coney Island’s New Amphitheater
June 29, 2016Three years in the making, the Coney Island boardwalk now boasts of a new 5,000 seat amphitheater. Mayor Bill de Blasio and […]