NYC bill would limit minor social media use to 1 hour every day
NEW YORK CITY - A new proposal at City Hall is sparking a major conversation about youth screen time, mental health, and government regulation. New York City Council is currently debating a bill that would strictly limit minors' social media usage to just one hour per day in an effort to address growing concerns over a youth mental health crisis.
NYC to crack down on businesses still using solid roll-down security gates
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City will soon crack down on business owners who have yet to comply with Local Law 75: Replacement of security gates. Initially passed by the City Council in 2009, the law requires businesses who use those metal roll-down security gates to protect their store with a version of those security gates that are, at minimum, 70% transparent.
‘What Are You Doing?!’: Video Shows Black NYC Councilman Being Thrown to the Ground...
A New York City councilman was thrown to the ground and arrested while he was protesting an elderly constituent’s eviction from her home, resulting from […] ‘What Are You Doing?!’: Video Shows Black NYC Councilman Being Thrown to the Ground By Cops While Protesting Elderly Woman’s Eviction After Deed Theft
Woman caught on video shooting Columbia store clerk arrested in New York
Viral video of a woman opening fire on a Columbia store clerk helps put away the alleged shooter.
Rock legend adds Upstate NY concert to 2026 tour: How to get tickets
If you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. Following his Coachella appearance earlier this month, rock legend David Byrne is extending his “Who Is the Sky?” tour into late 2026, adding a stop in Upstate New York. Byrne will perform at...
NYC Parents Get New 2026 School Calendar With Earlier Start Date, Longer Breaks and...
NYC releases the 2025–26 public school calendar with an earlier start date, longer winter and spring breaks, and updated holiday closures for families.
WATCH | Man charged in DUI crash that killed 2 PA firefighters appears in...
BERKS COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — The New York man charged with killing two Pennsylvania firefighters in a DUI crash appeared in court Tuesday. Alexander Sepulveda-Rivera, 26, of the Bronx, New York, arrived for his preliminary hearing in Berks County in handcuffs and prison clothes. The hearing, which began at...
The incredible story of a police horse from NJ seen in viral body cam...
A retired racehorse named Kelly is now a hero, capturing a purse thief in Manhattan after being rescued by a New Jersey nonprofit dedicated to saving horses from slaughter.
Duo arrested in assault of security guard inside a City MD Urgent Care
Investigators have arrested 46-year-old Chelese Bell, of New Windsor, and 45-year-old Kevin Bell. The pair is facing assault charges.
DoorDash Run Turns Into ICE Grab On East Harlem Block
A Monday night food delivery run in East Harlem ended with federal agents hauling away a worker in handcuffs, stunning neighbors who watched from stoops, sidewalks and upstairs windows. According to amNewYork, the detained worker is 23-year-old Dany Santiago Chacar Raquec, a Guatemalan delivery worker who stepped out of his...

















