Alternate Side Parking suspension extended in NYC: Things to know
NEW YORK (PIX11) — Alternate Side Parking rules have once again been suspended, New York City officials announced on Sunday. ASP rules will be suspended through Tuesday to facilitate snow operations. Parking meters will remain in effect. New York City is continuing to deal with the aftermath of a winter snowstorm...
Relief ahead for bitterly cold Eastern US but dangerous storms loom
Northeasterners may soon find some relief from frigid conditions, as cold air is expected to retreat over the coming weeks
Pies from this Staten Island pizzeria were delivered by Mayor Mamdani to firefighters
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Mayor Zohran Mamdani and a local pizzeria brought some warm, cheesy goodness to hardworking firefighters serving Staten Island. Towne Deli Pizzeria served up about eight pies that the mayor handed out to FDNY Engine 167 & Ladder 87 on Annadale Road Saturday, according to manager Victor Polizzotto.
NYPD Police Academy to be renamed after fallen hero Detective Steven McDonald: ‘His name...
The NYPD Police Academy will soon be touchingly renamed after one of the department’s most storied fallen heroes — Detective Steven McDonald. Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said the sprawling 30-acre Queens campus, which is responsible for the training of New York’s Finest, will be named after McDonald because he...
Your Morning: Police leave Nancy Guthrie’s daughter’s house with brown bags
Welcome to the Your Morning newsletter featuring the latest news across America! It’s Sunday, February 8, and there’s a lot happening today.
Harlem woman takes nasty spill on icy sidewalk when her ‘life-risking’ wheelchair ran into...
When Susan King’s disaster of a wheelchair hit the ice and got stuck, she knew she was in trouble. The 66-year-old was rolling down a Harlem sidewalk when her electric chair ran into a mound of snow and slush piled outside an M&T Bank. She fought to keep her balance. “The stupid thing wouldn’t budge,” King told The...
Think the cold is painful, NYC? Wait until you see your Con Ed bill.
Con Edison electric power plant with two smoke stacks in Manhattan, New York City. A rate hike is hitting for Con Ed customers just as the freakish cold sets energy prices soaring. [ more › ]
The Delicious Chocolate Shop in New Jersey You Need to Visit for a Sweet...
When you’re craving chocolate, where do you go? While it’s easy to pop into a convenience or grocery store to grab a candy bar by the cash register, I prefer visiting a shop that makes its own chocolates and candies. Critchley’s Candies, a delicious chocolate shop in New Jersey, is a classic, nostalgic confectionery...
Wilfredo Roldos Charged After Posing As Cop In Lawrence
Wilfredo Roldos, 62, of Queens, was taken into custody following the incident on Beach 2nd Street at about 4:27 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 6, according to detectives. Officers responding to a reported disturbance learned that two male victims, ages 39 and 52, were approached by Roldos, who accused them of breaking his car...
A Rare Tidal Phenomenon Makes The Frozen Hudson River Reverse Direction Every Six Hours
A lot of New Yorkers treat the Hudson River like background scenery at best and a giant puddle to avoid at worst. But beneath that murky surface, the river is doing something wildly unusual: it changes direction about every six hours, flowing north and south in a daily tidal tug-of-war. Instead of flowing only toward...
