Governor Hochul Signs Hoylman-Sigal Legislation To Reduce Case Backlog In Family And Civil Courts

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On July 17th Governor Hochul signed legislation sponsored by Senator Brad Hoylman-Sigal (D, WFP – Manhattan) and Assemblymember Landon Dais (D – Bronx) to reduce the backlog in the Family Court system by creating additional judgeships. The legislation S.9839/A.10540 increases the number of family and civil court judges throughout New York State by 28. The legislation will add … Read more

Comcast NBCUniversal Celebrates ‘Culture Capital’ Docuseries Premiere (Photos/Video)

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Last night, Comcast NBCUniversal set the stage for an unforgettable evening at The Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia, celebrating their new three-part docuseries, Culture Capital. This groundbreaking series shines a spotlight on nine visionary entrepreneurs who are shaping the future of business. “… a milestone in Black storytelling and entrepreneurial empowerment …” Available exclusively on Comcast’s … Read more

New Apartments Eased Rents But From Harlem To Hollywood Are Struggling To Get Built, Harvard Says

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New apartments and other multifamily buildings have eased rental prices in the U.S., but many more are needed to help tackle America’s struggle with housing affordability, housing researchers say. Economic and financial conditions are making the task a challenge. And many of the homes getting built are aimed at the upper end of the market, raising concerns about how … Read more

How Safe Are Over-The-Counter Enzyme Supplements For Digestion?

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Have you ever wondered about the safety of over-the-counter enzyme supplements for digestion? Many people turn to these aids to alleviate digestive issues, but are they safe to use? This article explores the safety, effectiveness, and considerations to consider when using supplements. Understanding Digestive Enzyme Supplements Digestive supplements containing enzymes are designed to help break … Read more

What Are The Healthiest Snacks For Your Baby?

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Choosing the right snacks for your baby can be challenging. Are there healthy options that are both nutritious and delicious for your little one? This article will explore various healthy snacks that will keep your baby happy and healthy. Understanding what makes a snack healthy is the first step in ensuring a baby gets the … Read more

NYC Expands BOSS Up Program To Empower Veteran Entrepreneurs

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NYC Department of Small Business Services Acting Commissioner Dynishal Gross, NYC Department of Veterans’ Services Commissioner James Hendon, and the K & R Moelis Family Foundation, and FJC – A Foundation of Philanthropic Funds made an announcement today. They announced that the expansion of the NYC Boss Up Veteran Entrepreneurship Program and open application period for the … Read more

The 10th Annual Murder Of Eric Garner In Staten Island With Harlem’s NAN

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On Wednesday, July 17th, 2024, Harlem photojournalist Seitu Oronde with Terrance Floyd brother of George Floyd with National Action Network (NAN) participated in the 10th annual murder of Eric Garner. On May 25, 2020, George Floyd, a 46-year-old black American man, was murdered in Minneapolis by Derek Chauvin, a 44-year-old white police officer. Floyd had been arrested after a store clerk alleged that he made a … Read more

Six Essential Skills For Aspiring Medical Professionals

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Want to thrive in the medical field? Whether you’re a future nurse, doctor, or technician, mastering certain skills is crucial. From technical know-how to sharp problem-solving acumen, these competencies can set you apart. Curious about what it takes to succeed? Read on for essential insights into six key skills that every aspiring medical professional should … Read more