纽约警察局正在南臭氧公园寻找被控刺伤母亲的妇女
纽约市警察局正在寻找一名 30 岁的妇女，她被指控于 2026 年 7 月 4 日下午在南臭氧公园的一处住宅内刺死了她的母亲。调查人员表示，嫌疑人徒步逃离现场，目前仍在逃，侦探们正在继续深入凶杀案调查。这起致命事件发生在下午 3 点 30 分左右。 128 街和自由大道交叉口附近的一栋住宅内。赶到现场的警察发现 59 岁的艾莎·拉姆拉坎 (Aisha Ramlakhan) 颈部和肩部有严重割伤。紧急医疗人员当场宣布她死亡。
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与生俱来的公民权的讽刺：美国曾经拒绝给予原住民公民权
关于出生公民权的争论往往集中在谁应该仅仅因为出生在美国土地上而被视为美国人。然而，美国历史上最大的讽刺之一却常常被忽视：最早出生在这片土地上的美洲原住民，直到 1924 年才被普遍承认为美国公民。出生公民权原则植根于美国内战后 1868 年批准的美国宪法第 14 条修正案。它宣称“所有在美国出生或入籍并受其管辖的人都是美国公民”。尽管有这一宪法保障，大多数美洲原住民仍被排除在外，因为他们被视为主权部落国家的成员，而不是美国公民。结果，数百万在美国境内出生的人被剥夺了其他美国人享有的全部权利和保护。
75 Year old Guyanese national arrested on suspicions of homicide of 34 year old Trinidadian wife.
A disturbing homicide investigation in Queens has drawn renewed attention after police arrested a 75-year-old man accused of killing his wife following the discovery of human remains in multiple locations, according to law-enforcement sources.
Online Feud Between Guyanese Influencers Escalates Into Alleged Altercation in Queens
A dispute between two Guyanese social media personalities escalated into an alleged physical altercation this week in Richmond Hill, according to videos circulating online and statements from those involved.
Indo-Guyanese Candidate Challenges Lander and Goldman at Downtown Democratic Forum
A Guyanese-American congressional candidate took direct aim at two well-known political figures this week during a candidate forum hosted by the Grand Street Democrats and Three Bridges Democrats, sharpening contrasts in what is shaping up to be a closely watched primary contest.
In Richmond Hill’s “Little Guyana,” Election Season Brings Focus to ‘Crabs in a Barrel’ Tensions
As election season ramps up in Richmond Hill, organizers along Liberty Avenue say they are confronting a challenge that rarely appears in campaign mailers but regularly surfaces in private conversations: internal rivalries that can fracture turnout, volunteer networks, and fundraising in a neighborhood trying to translate cultural visibility into political power.
Families from Trinidad Sue U.S. Over Deadly Military Boat Strike in Caribbean Waters
A lawsuit filed in the United States is drawing renewed attention across Trinidad and Tobago after families of Trinidadian men killed in a U.S. military boat strike say their loved ones were wrongly targeted while traveling at sea.
Pander Lander Invest In Israeli Companies While Cosplaying As Pro-Palestinian Activist
In the final months of his tenure as New York City Comptroller, Brad Lander has drawn renewed scrutiny over how the city’s sprawling public pension system is invested — particularly in companies with ties to Israel.
Another Election Hinges on Support for Israel as Grassroots Backlash Grows in Hotly Contested Democratic Primary
In a Democratic primary that could help define the future direction of the party locally and nationally, support for Israel and related foreign policy questions have emerged as central dividing lines — energizing grassroots movements, sharpening candidate contrasts, and reshaping traditional political alliances across Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Guyanese and Bengali behind Ballot Proposals Critics Call Misleading
The nonprofit Chhaya CDC is listed as a supporter of the campaign promoting Proposals 2, 3, 4 and 5. Its leadership includes Executive Director Annetta Seecharran (Guyanese) and Deputy Director of Policy Sadia Rahman (Bengali). The campaign has spent over $1 million on independent expenditures advocating for these measures. (NYC Campaign Finance Board)
“Hoosain," Pioneer of Guyana’s Formative Cinema Era, Passes Away
One of the men who helped shape Guyana’s early movie culture has passed away. Kassim “Hoosain” Hoosain, former owner of the Twilite Cinema in Belmont, Guyana, died recently in Richmond Hill, Queens, where he had lived for decades.
Guyanese Veteran Broadcaster Eshri Singh Dies at 89
Described as “The Man with the Golden Voice,” Singh brought Caribbean music, culture, and stories to television screens across New York City, particularly for newly arrived Guyanese immigrants looking for a familiar voice in a new land. His show stood out not just for its variety format, but for its forward-thinking inclusivity—it even featured a transgender performer at a time when such representation was rare in ethnic media.
Guyanese Candidate Romeo Hitlall Faces Serious Charges After Violent Affair — Loses City Council Primary
Romeo Hitlall, a candidate running for City Council District 28 in Queens, New York, has found himself at the center of a serious legal case. This case involves a violent fight with a woman named Rhonda Cruz, who is better known as Rhonda “Bob,” a popular TikTok personality originally from Guyana. Hitlall was charged with eight crimes, including the most serious charge: second-degree strangulation. The news has shocked many voters, and Hitlall lost the Democratic primary election.
Guyanese TikToker Rhonda Bobb Arrested
Police say Bobb was charged with domestic violence. A man named Romeo Hitlal told police that Bobb punched him in the face. Hitlal is known in the Guyanese community. He recently lost a city council election. Bobb was helping him during his campaign. Many people believed they were having an affair.
Halal Violation Outrage at Green Leaf Bistro in Queens
A group of elderly community members visited Green Leaf Bistro at for what they believed would be a Halal meal. The restaurant's exterior prominently displays "Halal" signage, and its menu contains no warnings about pork dishes.