[Click HERE for photos] A delegation of some 20 prominent yeshiva representatives and advocates organized and led by Agudath Israel of America spent this past Tuesday, May 11, in Albany,
[Click HERE for photos] 5:45PM IL: A motor vehicle accident occurred a short time ago between a bus and a truck traveling on Route 85, Akko to Carmiel. According to
As YWN reported on Wednesday, President Obama is scheduled to visit NYC today. The following traffic info is reported by “Gridlock Sam” from the NY Daily News: President Obama is
In a chain letter circulating around Eretz Yisrael, a letter estimated to have reached tens or even hundreds of thousands of people, the secular community is seeking to launch a
The WSJ reports: New York lawmakers and leaders, along with their counterparts in other cities, have been heaping scorn on Arizona since the state passed strict immigration laws last month. On Wednesday, the Los Angeles City Council voted to ban most official travel to the state, and now New Yorks City Council will consider a […]
Tefilla from the Shelo Hakadosh: The Tefilla is a Segula for parents to say on behalf of their children. The Shelo writes “the most appropriate time to recite this prayer
The White House is firing back against accusations that it is cutting homeland security funds to the city, saying that the city is actually getting an increase in federal money. Yesterday, lawmakers announced that the Department of Homeland Security is giving the city $111 million for mass transit security a 27 percent cut from […]
Despite earlier reports to the contrary, it now appears that a deal is in the works concerning the Meah Shearim mom,whose name may still not be published as per the gag order on the case. Efforts to finalize an agreement were in full swing on Wednesday, but the deal is not closed as of yet. […]
Baruch Hashem we say in Eretz Yisrael, armed with the realization that tiny Israel appears to have emerged from the global economic crisis far better than many other more powerful nations but is that truly the case? According to Dan Ben-David of the Jerusalem-based Taub Center for Social Policy Studies in Israel, things may […]
The following are excerpts which was posted by Capital Confidential over the past two hours: Saying they are staging a sit-in, a number of Assembly members walked to the Second Floor, apparently to make a statement about the lack of leadership on budget talks.More to come. UPDATE: The group of legislators, accompanied by Speaker Sheldon […]
Brooklyn Over 100 educators, childcare advocates, and labor organizers from across Brooklyn joined Councilmembers David Greenfield, Lew Fidler, Erik Dilan, Brad Lander, Stephen Levin, Mike Nelson, Jumaane Williams and Mathieu Eugene on the steps of City Hall today to protest proposed cuts to childcare funding. Councilmembers Tish James and Al Vann were also represented. […]
NBC New York reports: The feds are slashing terror funding for New York’s mass transit system, according to Sen. Charles Schumer. The surprising move comes just 11 days after a botched attemped to explode a car bomb in Times Square — yet another reminder that New York City remains the prime target for terrorist strikes […]
The Los Angeles City Council, protesting Arizonas crackdown on illegal immigration, on Wednesday voted to ban most city travel to Arizona and future contracts with companies in that state. During a morning-long debate on the resolution, council members compared Arizonas action to Nazi Germany and the beginning of the Holocaust, as well as the internment […]
Amid an increasing number of mumps cases reported in Los Angeles County, the Department of Public Health today urged residents to be alert for any sign of the disease in their community and to take steps to protect themselves. At least nine cases of mumps have already been reported in Los Angeles County this year, […]
[Click HERE for photos] Carl E. DuBois President, New York State Sheriffs’ Association released the following statement to YWN following the NYS Sheriff Association Dinner held last week, where Rabbi
We all know that one of the foremost issues that our Kehilla struggles with is the high cost of educating our children. For many of us, a large portion of
Brooklyn, NY – After years of bureaucratic snags, the first affordable housing project in Boro Park in over a decade could be ready for construction in six months. The Culver
Teaneck, NJ – Three incumbents and a former councilman were victorious in Tuesdays municipal election, turning back five first-time candidates. Deputy Mayor Lizette Parker and Councilman Adam Gussen won their second consecutive four-year terms, while Councilman Elie Katz extended his 13-year tenure on the seven-seat Township Council. Former two-term councilman Yitz Sternreturned to the council […]
Albany, NY – Gov. David Paterson’s spokesman said the $42,000 in raises handed out to five staffers are being withdrawn “voluntarily” before any of the additional wages got into paychecks.
An American-Egyptian man was detained in Cairo after arriving from New York’s John F. Kennedy airport when officials discovered he was traveling with an arsenal of guns, knives and swords,
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