Before the start of the Flower Festival Parade on Saturday, Lompoc Valley Flower Festival Queen Haley Munoz, left, and one of her princesses, Lorena Febo, show some love to a Lompoc Animal Shelter dog ...

New York City’s oldest continuously running Independence Day parade returns to Brooklyn this weekend for its 119th year. The Brooklyn Independence Day Parade will be held Sunday, June 28. The ...

The annual Puerto Rican Day Parade stepped off in Manhattan on Sunday. For some, it was their first parade. For others, it was a tradition decades in the making. But year after year, people return for ...

Millions of New Yorkers are getting ready to rep their flags for this year's 69th annual Puerto Rican Day parade in Manhattan Sunday, June 14. The biggest display of cultural pride in the country, the ...

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Parade organizers and New York lawmakers who marched in the parade sought to distance themselves from Bezalel Smotrich, a hard-line Israeli official who attended. By Liam Stack and Aaron Boxerman Liam ...

NEW YORK (RNS) — Supporters argued the parade was foremost about supporting the New York Jewish community — which has faced escalating antisemitic incidents — rather than the actions of the Israeli ...

Mayor Zohran Mamdani made the right decision in skipping the city’s annual Israel Day Parade — because of the specific Israeli officials the parade honored. American Jews have the right to celebrate ...

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Mayor Zohran Mamdani did not attend the annual parade, which took place amid a deterioration of public support for Israel and rising antisemitism across the United States. By Liam Stack Emma G.

For New York City mayors and other top elected officials, the annual Israel Day Parade along Fifth Avenue has always been a must-attend event, a show of solidarity with New York’s Jewish community.