New York’s “First Free Grocery Store” Is About To Open
This sounds like a dream, but it's 100% real. New York is getting its first-ever grocery store where everything is free.
Teens trash C-Town, attack employees
On Jan. 28, four teenagers were taken into police custody at the CTown Supermarket on Mosholu Avenue after attacking an employee, the latest in a series of events that have been escalating since last summer. Police told The Press they prepared juvenile reports — a sealed document describing a minor’s...
These Companies Work With ICE. New York City Pays Them Millions.
The escalation of immigration enforcement nationally has put a spotlight on how New York City supports these operations — even indirectly. The post These Companies Work With ICE. New York City Pays Them Millions. appeared first on Documented .
ICE knocks on a door in Brooklyn. A ‘traumatic nightmare’ follows.
ICE agents look for someone at a home on Jan. 28, 2026, in Circle Pines, Minnesota. Questions about ICE detention activities are playing out in courtrooms across the country. Immigration enforcement officers stormed the home without a judicial warrant or the occupants' consent, according to a legal challenge. [ more...
Woman struck and killed by hit-and-run NYC school bus full of students
A woman was struck and killed by a hit-and-run school bus full of students while she was crossing a Brooklyn street Thursday afternoon, according to cops and sources. The female pedestrian was attempting to cross the street at the intersection of 23rd Avenue and Bath Avenue in Gravesend just after 3 p.m. when the...
Housing lottery launches for 53 rent-stabilized units near Bronx Zoo
Housing lottery applications are open for 53 rent-stabilized apartments at a new development in the West Farms neighborhood in the Bronx. Households that earn $39,155 to $140,000 are eligible to apply, depending on the number of people you live with. Rents start at $1,031 for a studio. Located directly across...
N.J. murder suspect found after months-long international manhunt
A fugitive from New York City who is allegedly responsible for a deadly double shooting in Camden was captured in Spain, ending a months-long search, authorities said. The Spanish National Police arrested Felix De La Cruz-Arias, 30, last Friday in Barcelona, the nation’s second-largest city. He is charged with...
Potential snow for parts of the Tri-State Area this weekend
Parts of New York and Connecticut could see snow Friday into Saturday. A First Alert Weather Day is in effect for the weekend due to dangerously cold temperatures.
After eviction threat, Al Sharpton’s National Action Network makes way for One45 project
After a fight with its landlord, the National Action Network is out of its long-time headquarters in Harlem. Rev. Al Sharpton’s civil rights organization left its office at 106-108 West 145th Street at the end of January. The move makes way for the housing development known as One45 and comes after landlord Bruce...
Mayor Mamdani takes the rap for mishaps around warming buses for homeless people
The warming van had room for around 40 people. 'It’s never a moment to pass the buck to anyone else,' Mamdani told Brian Lehrer. [ more › ]
