17 Colorized Photos of American Diners From The 1950s
Last Updated on May 5, 2025 by Matt Staff Take a step back in time and transport yourself to an old-school cool world of jukeboxes, chrome counters, and…
Man slaps Queens subway conductor so hard his glasses fly onto the tracks
The NYPD released surveillance images over the weekend of the suspect wanted for the attack last Thursday evening in Jackson Heights.
NYC closes child care voucher applications: Here’s what that means for families
New York City is closing enrollment to new applicants of child care vouchers due to a standoff between the city and state, according to a recent media report. The New York Daily News reports that First Deputy Mayor Randy Mastro announced Monday the city would close enrollment to new applicants who qualify for child...
NYers Spend Over 70% Of Income On Homeownership As City Ranks Among Nation’s Least...
We’ve gotta admit: when we see a new study released regarding buying a home in NYC, we don’t necessarily look forward to reading it. That’s because the last two studies we read found that in order to buy a home in NYC you need to have a salary of $186.1K–though in Manhattan your $100K salary only amounts to a mere...
Pit bulls maul service dog in unprovoked attack: owners
A dog is fighting for her life after the owners say two pit bulls attacked her, unprovoked, on the Upper West Side. The incident was caught on camera. FOX 5 NY's Hayley Fixler has the story.
DA: Yonkers man faces life sentence after third felony conviction
Westchester District Attorney Susan Cacace says 30-year-old Noel Thomas was convicted of criminal possession of a weapon, a designated felony offense.
NYPD’s Red Light Criminalization Marks ‘Obscene’ Escalation: Advocates
The NYPD's new policy of criminally charging cyclists and e-bike riders for low-level infractions is an "obscene" ramp-up of enforcement, and it's unclear if the police can even undertake such criminalization without a law change, according to advocates and legal experts. The shift that Streetsblog exposed on Friday...
Century-old Belmont businesses celebrates Bronx Week
Both owners tell News 12 they hope their businesses last another 100 years.
Monday’s Headlines: NYPD Bike Crackdown Edition
NYPD's criminalization of several common cycling violations has attracted plenty of haters after Streetsblog's reporting exposed the new policy on Friday. One woman told our reporter Kevin Duggan she'd received a ticket when she hadn't even broken the law. The New York Civil Liberties Union warned that the new policy...
NYPD cracks down on cyclists and e-bike riders with criminal summonses
The shift is part of Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch’s “Quality of Life” initiative, which launched last month in six precincts, including two in Brooklyn.
