New York City authorities have denied a permit for the annual Trinidad and Tobago Parade, citing concerns over public safety and crowd management. The decision follows recent incidents involving large gatherings and disruptions in urban events. Organizers argue the parade is a long-standing tradition that brings cultural celebration to the city. The NYPD’s move has sparked debate over balancing public order with community events.
Permit not approved for NYC's Trinidad and Tobago Parade, NYPD says CBS News
