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Just a reminder to landlord New York State Attorney General Says landlords cannot raise their rent prices if they accept it or tip part of any of the Emergency Rental Assistance Program. Landlords that received money from the program cannot raise their tenants rent for the next 12 months. To Read More Click Here. Source: […]
The FDA supports a new technology to detect Covid-19 by using a person’s breath sample. The FDA authorized an emergency use of this technology last week by the company Inspector. The device is about the size of a small suitcase and can give you results within minutes. It’s not sure when it will be available […]
A man from Kentucky sued his employer after being fired and won a $450,000 lawsuit. According to reports the man’s office manager threw him a birthday party which he did not want because being the center of attention can trigger his anxiety disorder. The day of the birthday party the man got upset learning that […]
Moving season is upon us, and New York State Attorney General Letitia James would like to remind landlords that they cannot raise the rent until one year later if they accepted and/or plan to accept funding from the state’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP). AG James stated: “The rules are clear: Landlords who accept ERAP […]
Tax Day Deadline, Is due today April 18th. Americans are already falling behind in the current tax season, according to the latest IRS statistics. About 91 million people have filed their returns as of April 1, down from 93 million filers at the same time last year, when taxpayers had an extra month to get […]
Two diversity activists from Scottsdale Arizona are under fire after accusing a school district for being racist and falsely hiring a DJ wearing blackface paint at a charity event. Stuart Rhoden and Jill Lassen specialize in diversity, equity, and inclusion sent an email to the district to the elementary school principal and president of their […]
RochesterWorks, Monroe County, and Monroe Community College are teaming up to match job seekers with local companies. The free event is planned for next Thursday, April 21 at MCC’s Downtown Campus from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Job seekers of all skill levels, education and experience levels are welcome to attend. About 35 employers will […]
Legendary New York City DJ Kay Sly passed away after losing his battle with Covid-19 for the last 4 months. DJ Kay Slay had his Drama hour radio show on New York City’s Hot 97 for years and it was currently at Sirius XM Shade 45. DJ Kay Slay was well known for his run […]
Next month, Mary J. Blige will receive the distinguished Billboard Icon Award at the 2022 Billboard Music Awards. Blige is a ten-time Billboard Music Award winner, and she will also take the stage for an epic performance at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. When hearing about the award, Blige stated: “My career […]
We are starting to see a spike in COVID-19 cases across the county from the highly contagious omicron subvariant BA.2. Earlier this week there were 695 new COVID cases, 169 people are hospitalized, and 16 of them in the ICU. Robert Mayo, Rochester Regional Health’s chief medical officer, recently spoke out on the surge, stating: […]