USCIS Warns of Scam Calls Impersonating Immigration Officials
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is warning the public about a rise in scam phone calls from individuals posing as agency officials or affiliated programs, […]
Federal Court Strikes Down $100K H-1B Visa Fee, Siding With New York and 19 Other States
New York Attorney General Letitia James won a court ruling striking down a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa applications, a policy a federal judge […]
Central Park to Host Massive, Free 50,000-Person World Cup Final Watch Party, Ticket Lottery Opens June 11
New York City officials and FIFA organizers on Monday announced a free public watch party in Central Park for the 2026 World Cup final, expected […]
NYC Council Exposes Widespread Scams by Unlicensed Taxis, Pedicabs, and Ticket Vendors Ahead of World Cup
New York City Council investigators found widespread deceptive practices by unlicensed taxis, pedicabs and ticket vendors in major tourist areas, prompting calls for stronger enforcement […]
USCIS Proposes Tougher Limits on Work Permits for Some Immigrants
The Trump administration is proposing new limits on discretionary work permits for some immigrants, including people granted parole, deferred action or release from custody under […]
Nepal’s Passport Weakens to Record Low; Visa-Free Access Drops to 35, Tying with North Korea
Nepal’s passport has slipped to one of its weakest positions on record, with visa-free access falling to 35 destinations, according to the Henley Passport Index […]
“When the World Arrives, We Are Ready”: Mamdani, Hochul Outline World Cup Preparations in New York
New York City and New York State officials on Thursday outlined a sweeping, multi-agency plan to manage transportation, public safety, and emergency response during the […]
Nepal Showcases Culture and Products at U.N. International Bazaar in New York
A Nepal-themed stall drew strong attention at the United Nations’ annual International Bazaar, where countries showcased cultural diversity through traditional products, food and performances. Held […]
New York City Kicks Off Pride Month With a Focus on Health and Safety
The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene on Wednesday kicked off Pride Month, reaffirming its commitment to supporting LGBTQ+ residents and promoting […]
NYC Hate Crimes Surge 74% in May; Religion-Based Incidents Rise 900%, Sexual-Orientation Cases Up 400%
The NYPD confirmed 68 hate crimes in May, up from 39 in the same month last year, a 74.4% increase, according to data released Wednesday. […]