Two TAKE 5 Tickets Hit Top Prize in Mount Vernon and Whitestone
Tuesday night’s TAKE 5 drawing produced two top-prize tickets sold in New York. NEW YORK,...
Over 600 affordable housing units coming to a Brooklyn waterfront
GREENPOINT, Brooklyn (PIX11) — A complex with over 600 affordable housing units, stores, a community space, and a museum overlooking the East River is coming to Brooklyn. The mixed-use development will take up the land located at 40 Quay Street and 56 Quay Street. Owned by the MTA and the Greenpoint Monitor Museum, th
‘Truck Flyover’: Mamdani’s BQE Bypass Will Pass Over Brooklyn Bridge
Mayor Mamdani plans to build an interstate highway bypass on top of part of the Brooklyn Bridge, according to new renderings of the temporary roadway slated for the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway repairs. The planned detour — which Department of Transportation leaders officially characterize as a time-limited and unavoidab
Former NYPD sergeant pleads guilty to impersonating ICE official
A former NYPD sergeant has pleaded guilty Wednesday to impersonating an Immigration and Customs Enforcement official to threaten a woman and her family with deportation, according to a release from the U.S. Attorney's Office. Atickul Islam, 29, of Queens pleaded guilty in Brooklyn federal court to false impersonation o
New legislation targets vacant storefront concerns amid closure of Upper West Side mainstays
Jake's Dilemma, a longtime neighborhood bar, is preparing to close after 32 years in business. The establishment is expected to shut its doors in a few weeks.
No longer a secret, Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes doc ‘You Can See Everything’ lands...
NEW YORK – No longer a secret, “You Can See Everything,” Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's Elizabeth Holmes documentary, premiered Wednesday at the New York Film Festival. Since first debuting in a surprise, no-phones screening at the Telluride Film Festival on Sept. 6, “You Can See Everything”...
‘You don’t have to go to India’: Award-winning CT chef relaunches his beloved Indian...
At his height, chef Prasad Chirnomula operated eight restaurants, appeared on Food Network's “Chopped” and earned a coveted three-star “excellent” review from The New York Times
Madman fatally stabs straphanger, 59, during argument on rush-hour NYC subway train: police
An argument aboard a Queens subway train turned deadly Wednesday when a madman pulled out a sharp object and fatally stabbed a fellow passenger during the evening rush, police and sources said. The bloodshed erupted around 5:20 p.m. aboard a packed southbound J Train as it approached Woodhaven Boulevard station, accord
Two people injured in Brooklyn shooting: NYPD
FORT GREENE, Brooklyn (PIX11) – A double shooting in Brooklyn sent two men to the hospital early Thursday morning. Gunshots rang out inside Whitman Houses near North Portland Avenue. A 62-year-old was hit in the right leg, and a 21-year-old in the groin, according to police. Both men were taken to New York Presbyterian
Should You Keep Mowing Your New York Lawn In October? Here’s When To Stop
There’s wood smoke in the air, cider on the counter, and a suspicious pile of damp leaves taking over the curb. Meanwhile, your mower is sitting in the garage giving you the side eye, silently asking if its shift is finally over. Some folks retire it way too early....

















