RI DAILY

Manhattan's little, quieter island and beyond

Daily beats from a quieter Manhattan.

RI DAILY

Manhattan's little, quieter island and beyond

Reporting Roosevelt Island since sunrise.

Year: 2024

It’s Illegal, Also Incompetent: RIOC Again Blocks Disabled Access to the Tram

RIOC blatantly violates disabled access laws, prioritizing tourists over rights. Their incompetence continues unchecked, a disgraceful reflection of systemic failure in public safety management.

Rage Has Long Shadowed American Health Care. It’s Rarely Produced Big Change.

In February 2002, public outrage against health insurers surged, spotlighted by Denzel Washington’s film “John Q.” and compounded by real-life violence, highlighting ongoing frustrations within the U.S. healthcare system.

How RIOC Abandoned Roosevelt Island for Christmas

RIOC’s neglect during Christmas left passengers stranded and uninformed. With erratic service and safety violations, the agency’s incompetence raises urgent questions: Who’s really in charge?

5 Ways Construction Companies Can Stay Safe in Cold Weather

When weather conditions change, your company’s practices should change as well. Discover five ways construction companies can stay safe in cold weather.

5 Tips for Improving Your Scalp’s Well-Being

The skin underneath your hair requires some special attention so it can stay healthy. Discover five tips for improving your scalp’s well-being.

Essential Tips for Hazardous Material Storage

When you run a business or operate a facility that deals with hazardous materials (HAZMAT), safe storage is a must. Handling hazardous materials demands following regulations and guidelines regarding storage, processing, and dealing with accidents. Here are essential tips for…

Man Struck by F Train on Roosevelt Island Survives

A man was struck by an F Train on Roosevelt Island, but he survived. RIOC and emergency services managed the situation effectively, ensuring minimal congestion.

Q102 Bus saved “due to public feedback…” with new routing

Despite initial fears, community advocacy successfully influenced the MTA to redesign the Q102 bus route, ensuring vital service continuity for Roosevelt Islanders. Exciting changes await!

Wake Up Call: 41% of young voters say UnitedHealthcare CEO murder acceptable

A recent poll revealed that young adults are divided on the acceptability of Brian Thompson’s murder, reflecting broader shifts in societal attitudes and political lines.

Eric Adams Had Few Answers for Auditors Ahead of Campaign Cash Denial

Adams’ campaign repeatedly ignored auditor inquiries about questionable funding sources, raising skepticism about its transparency and legality, resulting in denied matching funds for his reelection bid.