Every September and October, Hispanic Heritage Month recognizes the invaluable contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities to New York City’s culture, economy, and workforce. Among
A devastating single-vehicle crash early Sunday morning left three young men dead on the Staten Island Expressway, raising renewed concerns about roadway safety and speed
In New York City, construction remains one of the most dangerous industries. What often receives less attention is that injury and fatality rates among Hispanic
An industrial workplace accident in Oceanside, Long Island, left two men injured after a conveyor belt collapsed at a recycling facility on Monday, August 25.
NYC Traffic Accidents Fall 2025 New York City has seen a dramatic shift in its road safety landscape. According to NYC DOT, traffic fatalities dropped
Falls Prevention Awareness Week 2025 runs from September 22–26, a nationwide campaign dedicated to the idea that falls aren’t an unavoidable part of aging. If
Worker Safety in the Headlines According to the New York Committee for Occupational Safety and Health (NYCOSH), construction worker fatalities in NYC rose from 24
A Tragic Evening in Gowanus Authorities are investigating a Gowanus Brooklyn multi-vehicle crash that occurred Saturday evening and resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries.
Authorities are continuing their review of the fatal Elmhurst Queens sidewalk crash that occurred early Saturday morning in Queens, resulting in the death of a
As Vision Zero continues to shape how New York City addresses safety, the latest figures are reason for cautious optimism. The results matter because they
