St. Edmund Teacher Retiring after 46 Years
June 10, 2016St. Edmund Elementary School is saying farewell to a pillar of their community. After 46 years of faithful service in Sheepshead Bay, […]
Topic: New York City
New Zones Restrict Times Square Characters
June 9, 2016Newly painted zones in Times Square will force costumed characters into designated areas. Tim Harfmann reports from the crossroads of the world […]
Church Campaigns to Register Voters
June 9, 2016Voter registration forms will be available at all Catholic churches in Brooklyn and Queens this weekend – part of a diocese-wide campaign […]
Study: Schools Still Show Racial Disparity
June 8, 2016A new federal study finds that African-American and Latino students do not have access to high-level subjects like algebra and chemistry, and […]
Unsafe Construction Conditions: Illegal and Immoral
June 7, 2016Following the on-site death of construction worker Vidal Sanchez-Ramon, Brooklyn District Attorney announces the indictment of company owner Salvatore Schirripa. Chaplain to […]
Faded Signs Cause Parking Problems
June 7, 2016Ever get a parking ticket in an area with faded signs? That could soon be a thing of the past thanks to […]
10 New Priests for the Diocese of Immigrants
June 6, 2016St. Joseph Co-Cathedral is packed as Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio ordains 10 men to the priesthood to serve the Church in Brooklyn and […]
Postal Worker Intends to Sue
June 6, 2016Glenn Grays, a postal worker who says he was falsely arrested by police, plans to sue the city. Today a lawyer for […]
D-Day Medic Remembers Omaha Beach
June 3, 2016A medic on Omaha Beach, Joseph Chiofalo’s mission was to save lives. This veteran received the Silver Star and the Purple Heart […]
Silver Anniversary for Sisters of Life
June 2, 201625 years ago, John Cardinal O’Connor founded the Sisters of Life at St. Patrick’s Cathedral for the protection and enhancement of the […]