NYC may reconsider laws after spitting leads to controversial arrest
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — After a spitting ticket turned into a physical arrest, Council Member Chris Banks is calling for the city to legalize the often benign act. In September, a video of an arrest in Brownsville garnered significant attention, purportedly showing an NYPD officer giving a young man a ticket for spitting, according […]
Former Olympian accused of squatting in $26K-a-month NYC luxe condo as owners fight to...
A former Olympic luger is in a race to stay put. Erica Terwillegar and her partner, Peter Molinari, are fighting to hold on to their $26,000-a-month condo at one of New York’s most exclusive addresses. The owners accuse the pair of living rent-free after their lease expired and scuttling a $6.75 million sale of the unit. The standoff is playing out at 150 Charles Street, the celebrity-favored West Village luxury building. Terwillegar, a jewelry designer who competed for Team USA at the 1988 and
Person shot by ICE officers in Upper Manhattan
Citizen AppNEW YORK (1010 WINS) — A person was shot by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in the Marble Hill neighborhood of Upper Manhattan, the NYPD confirmed after reports broke Thursday afternoon.It happened during an operation on Marble Hill Avenue around 4 p.m.The NYPD acknowledged the shooting in a post on social media, stating that it involved "federal law enforcement agents.""The NYPD was not involved in the incident and was not on scene at the time of the shooting," the depar
Brooklyn woman loses everything in storage auction, including son’s ashes
New York City officials admitted an administrative error wrongfully denied storage assistance to a Brooklyn mother before her storage unit was auctioned off. The auction resulted in the loss of irreplaceable personal items, including the ashes of Nina Davila's stillborn son, Shavon. The case has sparked a push for state...
One of New York City’s largest Christmas markets returns in just 2 weeks with...
In the words of the antithesis of Mariah Carey, it’s (not) tiiiiiime — not quite yet, anyway! We’re all for spooky season here, and we’re certainly not ones to rush through the seasons, especially when there’s scenic fall foliage to admire, Halloween candy to eat, and cozy sweaters to wear. But New Yorkers know that once October hits, the holiday season has a way of sneaking up on us. And one of the city’s most beloved winter destinations is already getting ready to welcome it back. In just two
Oscar-Nominated Actor Suddenly Closes All New York Restaurants
An Oscar-nominated actor's highly anticipated Hudson Valley restaurant is now closed. In late 2020, Hudson Valley Post reported Chazz Palminteri was in the final stages of opening a restaurant on Main Street in White Plains. Chazz Palminteri Opened Up White Plains, New York Restaurant In 2021. Months later, in May...
Weekend Shooting Leaves Residents Shaken
An altercation on an MTA bus led to a shooting incident this past weekend. According to Captain Sachi Singh, the commanding officer of the 100th Precinct, on Saturday, October 3, at approximately 5:00 p.m., officers responded to multiple 911 calls reporting shots fired in the vicinity of Beach 105th Street and Rockaway Beach Boulevard.
Sun-Soaked Thursday Gives NYC One-Day Reprieve Before Columbus Day Soaker
New York City is starting Thursday with clear skies and temperatures near 58 degrees, but the jacket weather will not last long. Sunny skies should push the high to around 73, making it the warmest day before a cooler, quieter weekend, while west winds around 14 mph could gust to 24 mph.
NYC CORE To Rally Against Police Abuse And Racial Equity Appeal
The New York City Commission on Racial Equity (NYC CORE) is calling on New Yorkers to gather in City Hall Park on Thursday, October 8, 2026, at 5 PM to demand action on police abuse and protest the Mamdani administration’s appeal of a court ruling enforcing the City Charter’s racial equity requirements.
NYC Council Speaker Menin receives standing ovation for powerful Oct. 7 message in veiled...
New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin received a standing ovation after delivering powerful remarks about keeping the anniversary of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack sacred in a thinly veiled swipe at Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s tone-deaf comments. “I just want to say that today should be a day about only one thing and that is honoring and remembering the 1,200 people who were murdered by Hamas terrorists. That is what October 7 is about,” Menin said Wednesday to a room full of people on the third anniversar

















