By NEWSBREAK Staff | May 7, 2025 New York City — Shocking new data reveals that thousands of migrants have been arrested while living in New York City’s shelter system, raising fresh concerns about public safety, resource allocation, and the city’s ongoing response to the migrant crisis. According to recently released figures obtained through a … Read more
NEW YORK CITY (Racedaylive) – Cellphones will soon be banned at New York schools from “bell-to-bell” next year, thanks to the policy’s inclusion in the state’s 2026 budget. Hochul recently announced that state lawmakers reached an agreement on the 2026 state budget to allow the cellphone ban to move forward, but the full budget has not yet been … Read more
New York is making changes to its rules about turning right at red lights, and it’s important for drivers to understand these updates. The laws differ between New York State and New York City, and new guidelines will be introduced in 2025. Here’s everything you need to know about making right turns on red lights … Read more
Race Day Live (New York City) – Animal rights activists are demanding the city of Tijuana and the state of Baja California crack down on the detonation of illegal fireworks after a small dog died as a result of a loud explosion New Year’s Eve. Patricia Sandoval, founder of Patitas Firmes, a shelter for abused … Read more
Race Day Live (New York City, Jan 2025) – The inception of congestion pricing in New York City: The cost of the toll, discounts, and other details Following the implementation of congestion pricing on Sunday, drivers will be required to pay a toll in order to access Manhattan at or below 60th Street. The first-in-the-U.S. … Read more
Race Day Live (New York City, Jan 2025) – A fresh year has arrived, and New York City’s “Trash Revolution” is underway. The grace period for New York City residents regarding trash disposal in NYC Bins or secured 55-gallon bins has ended. Residents failing to comply with the regulations will incur penalties. The alert duration … Read more
New York City – These are the most expensive neighborhoods for renters in NYC Downtown is downright expensive. Tribeca was the most expensive neighborhood for rentals in 2024 with a median asking rent of $8,295, according to StreetEasy. Yet, Midtown East was the most-searched neighborhood for renters — though it didn’t even make the list … Read more
New York City – In a groundbreaking move, New York has become the first state in the U.S. to mandate paid medical leave for prenatal care. Starting this week, all pregnant private-sector workers in the state are entitled to a minimum of 20 hours of paid leave for pregnancy-related medical appointments. Governor Kathy Hochul championed … Read more