Former NYPD supervisor admits selling crash victims’ data for bribes
NEW YORK, NY – A former New York City Police Department supervisor has pleaded guilty to a federal bribery conspiracy after admitting that she sold the personal information of car accident victims to a call center operator in exchange for cash and other benefits. Pamela Dillard, 48, of Brooklyn, entered…
Armed migrant robbery crew busted after NYC hold-up— immediately released without bail
A migrant robbery crew – three of them wanted on ICE detainers – were busted after a stick-up in NYC Wednesday night but then released by a judge, cops and police sources said Saturday. The crew held-up a couple around 11:30 p.m. on West 47th Street between Ninth Avenue and Tenth Avenue, police said. A 57-year-old...
School bus driver faces traffic violations in deadly Brooklyn crash
Police say Amira Aminova, 11, died Thursday after she was struck by a school bus while crossing the street in Bath Beach, Brooklyn.
Jabbour proposes Hoboken Depts. of Community Services and Infrastructure
Hoboken Mayor Emily Jabbour is proposing creating two new departments for community services and infrastructure, as well as a Division of Public Engagement, which will be up for first reading at Wednesday’s City Council meeting. “This reorganization is about putting people first. By aligning services that directly...
Former correction officer charged with grand larceny
A former New York City correction officer was arrested Thursday on charges of defrauding the city by submitting falsified medical documentation to collect thousands of dollars in sick pay, according to the Department of Investigation. Melonie Sosa, 42, of West Babylon, was charged with multiple counts of grand...
NYC rent freeze jolts small landlords
New York City’s new rent freeze on roughly 1 million rent-stabilized apartments has pushed a long-running tension between tenant relief and small-landlord survival squarely onto lenders’ desks. For multifamily lenders exposed to older, regulated stock, the question is no longer whether margins are thinning but how...
Inside New Jersey’s Beloved Seafood Joint, Where Tradition Still Tastes Fresh
I’ve been chasing down the best seafood spots across New Jersey for years, and let me tell you, Biggie’s at 430 NJ-17 in Carlstadt is one of those places that just gets it right. Walking into this no-nonsense clam bar feels like stepping into a neighborhood tradition where...
Brooklyn’s Legendary 24/7 Diner With Nearly 100 Years Of History
If you're looking for Tex-Mex inspired food served around the clock, look no further than this Brooklyn mainstay with a rich history over the last century.
Popular restaurant to put $15,000 diamond rings in arcade game for Valentine’s Day
This Valentine’s Day, select Dave & Buster’s restaurants are giving couples the chance at an epic proposal story. The entertainment venue revealed in a press release that it will be putting 3-carat diamond rings, valued at $15,000, inside its Human Crane game at five locations on Saturday, Feb. 14.
3 men rescued by NYPD after falling through ice in waters off NYC, dramatic...
Dramatic NYPD footage captured the water rescue of three men who plummeted through the ice covering Jamaica Bay in Queens on Friday afternoon. The trio, all 22 years old, were floundering in the water after they crashed through the ice in Far Rockaway just after 4 p.m., police said. Three men were rescued from...

















