Angel Garcia, 14, Reported Missing In Inwood
Angel Garcia, 14, left his Inwood residence around 2 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 6, according to Nassau County Police. Relatives reported him missing later that morning. Garcia is described as Hispanic, 5-feet-8 and 150 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing gray sweatpants and a blue backpack.
East Harlem parade brings joy, tradition to Three Kings Day celebration
In East Harlem, the streets came alive for the annual parade, filled with colorful costumes, floats, animals, and live music. The sheer excitement was undeniable as hundreds gathered to celebrate.
Mamdani Orders End to Migrant Shelters
It’s almost the end for the city’s migrant shelter system. Mayor Zohran Mamdani instructed the Department of Homeless Services on Monday to come up with a plan by mid-February to phase out what remains of the network, long maligned by critics as a “shadow shelter system” where longstanding minimum standards for other...
Mamdani appoints 3 judges, retains 9 others
NEW YORK - New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced three new judicial appointments Monday, emphasizing his stated commitment to accountability and fairness in New York’s justice system in a press release. Judicial appointments announced. What we know:. Judges Cary Fischer, Natalie Barros and Andrés Casas are the...
Price Pays Sweet Birthday Surprise to the Homeless
Turning 16 is a sweet occasion for a birthday girl, but this Mt. Olive teenager made her day even sweeter by forgoing her big party and gifts and collecting necessary items for the homeless. Darcy Price of Flanders turned 16 on Tuesday, Dec. 2. A sophomore who attends school online,...
Mayor Mamdani orders review of NYC shelters for migrants
A migrant family leaves the Row Hotel in Midtown Manhattan in a Jan. 10, 2024, file photo. An executive order requires city departments to create a plan within 45 days to close or renovate the dwindling number of emergency migrant shelters. [ more › ]
Bidding adieu to Cafe Un Deux Trois: ‘A tragedy!’
Since 1977, Cafe Un Deux Trois has been serving celebrities and the entire theater community delectable French dishes like Steak frites and French onion soup.
Bee-Line leaps into the tap-and-go era during OMNY rollout
OMNY allows riders to pay with a single tap using a bank card, mobile pay app, or an OMNY card.
Wegmans Privacy Questions Grow After New York Store Sign
A sign at a New York City Wegmans is raising new questions about customer privacy and biometric technology, with Southern Tier shoppers wondering what it means closer to home.
NYPD Fires Cop Over Intimate Affairs With Women He Arrested
According to reports, a detective with the New York Police Department in Staten Island was fired after its internal affairs division discovered he had improper relationships with five women, three of whom he had arrested in the past. The officer, Brooks Ingram, then lied about those affairs when questioned by members...
