MTA doubles down on new fare gates, plans to expand to 20 more NYC...
The MTA is doubling down on its new glass fare gates, expanding them to 20 more subway stations across the city, touting a 35% reduction in fare evasion and projected savings of $100 million annually. The expansion will replace every set of turnstiles at the stations, rather than just one turnstile as had been the case for the first 20 gates installed under a pilot program launched last year. The pilot gates cut into fare evasion by an average of 35% and could recover $100 million a year in unpa
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.
MTA doubles down on new fare gates, plans to expand to 20 more NYC...
The MTA is doubling down on its new glass fare gates, expanding them to 20 more subway stations across the city, touting a 35% reduction in fare evasion and projected savings of $100 million annually. The expansion will replace every set of turnstiles at the stations, rather than just one turnstile as had been the case
New York, NY: Tamara Stein Passes Away Following A Battle With Cancer
Tamara Stein, a New York City lawyer, wife, mother, and community builder, is being remembered following reports of her death. Her passing has prompted an outpouring of grief among friends, loved ones, and members of the Upper West Side Jewish community. Reports circulating online describe Stein as a kind and courageou
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.
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
Child Gets Head Stuck in Playground, Prompting New York Fire Department to Take Action...
While many people are unlikely to associate the words “New York City Fire Department,” “rescue,” and “cute” with one another, that’s exactly what unfolded during a recent fall afternoon. That’s because the FDNY was called out to assist with an unusual incident after a child got their head stuck at a local playground. A
9 Things New York Building Supers Know About Every Tenant
New York City’s Housing Preservation and Development department now requires every super to hold apartments at 68 degrees during the day and 62 overnight, all the way through May. That’s the official half of the job. The unofficial half comes from paperwork, walkthroughs, and daily contact many tenants...
Mamdani’s approach to the NYPD is not what reform advocates expected
Public safety advocates are growing frustrated with the mayor’s hands-off approach to policing.
Unlicensed doctor charged with murder after woman dies from injection: NYPD
Editor’s note: The above story aired in a previous newscast. NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — An unlicensed doctor accused of administering an anti-aging injection that became lethal has been charged with murder after turning himself in to police, authorities announced late Tuesday. It’s an added charge for New Jersey resident

















