N.J. pizzeria burglarized three times in one week. The suspect is a regular.
A Paramus man broke into the same pizzeria three times in one week last month. The owner recognized him immediately — he was a regular who sometimes ate on credit. Rafat Kalbeen, who has run Ralphy’s Pizzeria on Forest Avenue for 14 years, said the young man would come in, order a slice when he was short on cash and pay him back the next...
This One-Of-A-Kind Restaurant In New York Is Pure Magic
This place in NYC looks like it forgot it’s in the East Village. Step inside and the city outside starts acting like it’s optional. One minute it’s taxis, sirens, and sidewalks that never chill. Next minute it’s candlelight, ocean-toned walls, and seafood that looks way too relaxed for New York real estate prices.
Sewage drained into Clove Lakes for decades, NYC works on fix
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — For decades, sewage has drained into a waterway at Clove Lakes Park, but city officials are now working towards a solution. Last month, a neon-green dye test confirmed the problem of a faulty septic connection at a Castleton Corners Parks Department garage, and on Thursday, a department spokesperson said the agency is working on a fix.
Hudson County officials say superior court action against Kearny heliport coming soon
Hudson County will soon join Jersey City, Hoboken, and Bayonne in following Kearny’s lead to move the current legal action against HHI Heliport from municipal court to New Jersey Superior Court, according to Hudson County Counsel Alberico De Pierro. Commissioner Bill O’Dea (D-2) began the discussion on the topic...
NJ crash horror caught on camera as family slams probation deal for ‘high’ driver
Bodycam footage reveals the chaotic moments after a tragic crash on Edison Bridge, where truck driver Jamal Ebron lost his life, leaving his family seeking justice and accountability.
Study warns NYC flood risk could expose 4.4M people to extreme damage
When Hurricane Sandy slammed into New York City in October 2012, floodwaters swallowed subway tunnels, destroyed thousands of homes, and killed 43 people across the city. More than a decade later, a peer-reviewed study published in Science Advances concludes that roughly half of New York City’s population, approximately 4.4 million people, now lives in areas […]
NYC man shoots victim in the back: NYPD
THE BRONX, N.Y. (PIX11) — Police are looking for a gunman responsible for shooting a victim in the back in The Bronx. The alleged shooting occurred on Thursday inside the apartment building located at 321 East 166th St, according to the NYPD. At around 11:51 p.m. on Thursday, the unidentified man allegedly revealed that he […]
11 New York eateries where locals line up long before the doors even open
In New York, a line outside a restaurant is not just a wait – it is a promise. Locals know which counters, bakeries, and pizza ovens are worth planning a morning around, and they show up early because the best bites disappear fast. These are the places where patience...
NY Lottery Prize Winning Tickets Sold in The Bronx
New York Lottery officials announced in the recent weeks that there have been multiple top-prize winning tickets for recent TAKE 5 and Powerball drawings, sold in The Bronx. They said an April 20 Take 5 evening drawing winning ticket was sold at Alanis Deli Grocery Corp, located at 2563-65 Grand Concourse in the Fordham Manor section, which sold one prize-winning ticket...
Midtown Subway Horror as Jury Nails Orsen Reyes for Vicious Stomping and Slashing
A Manhattan jury has convicted 24-year-old Orsen Reyes in a brutal Midtown subway attack that prosecutors say left a 48-year-old commuter with a traumatic brain injury and facial fractures. The assault unfolded in the early hours of Dec. 30, 2024, on the northbound C-train platform at the 50th Street station, according to prosecutors. Reyes was found guilty on April...
