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Michelle Bocanegra

Articles by Michelle Bocanegra


The measure, sponsored by Councilmember Diana Ayala, codifies a pandemic-era shift.


Menendez was recently convicted on 16 federal corruption charges and was due to resign from his Senate seat.


A plan approved by the City Council this week allows for major development near proposed Metro-North stations.


Restaurants and bars bore the brunt of the losses, according to a study from the city that used Mastercard data.


The MTA says the G won't run between the Bedford–Nostrand Avenues and Church Avenue stations, to allow for upgrades to signals, switches and tracks.


The parade kicks off at noon on Sixth Avenue and runs between 36th and 55th streets.


The Adams administration says it’s deploying multiple agencies to address crime and other quality-of-life concerns along the corridor.


The express bus routes that could be affected serve riders in eastern Queens and Brooklyn and southern Staten Island.


The bureaucratic hustle could mean the Council's attempt to expand authority over mayoral appointments gets scuttled.


Members gave Council Speaker Adrienne Adams the authority to sue Mayor Eric Adams' administration if a ban on solitary confinement is not implemented this month.


Dr. Ruth Westheimer had lived in the same Washington Heights apartment since for almost 70 years.


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