NYC Cracking Down on Ticket Vendors
June 10, 2016New York City is trying to stop vendors who are scamming tourists into buying entertainment tickets. Tim Harfmann has more from Battery […]
Topic: New York City
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, […]
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 […]