‘An abuse of power’: Elected officials and community groups rally against reported surge in...
A number of Black and Latino elected officials and community leaders gathered in East Elmhurst Monday evening to rally against what they described as a surge in ICE activity in the surrounding area in recent weeks and launch a week of bilingual “Know Your Rights” pop-ups. The rally,...
The Best Part of Riding the Subway Is a Chance Encounter With a Subway...
Unlike so many other riders—distractedly glued to their smartphones—Zino uses the New York City subway for its intended purpose: people-watching. “He loves to watch everything,” says Perris Cavalier, the owner of the four-year-old Havanese. “He’s obsessed with people and is nosy—he always wants to see and hear what’s u
Friend desperately tried to save woman stabbed to death in Brooklyn park
CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn (PIX11) — A man desperately tried to save a close family friend as she bled in his arms after a brutal attack in a Brooklyn park early Tuesday. Shakeema Davis, 30, was fatally stabbed after a fight in Lincoln Terrace Park near Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights at around 12:40 a.m., according […]
Ex-corrections officer admits he smuggled tobacco into N.J. prison
A former senior corrections officer has admitted in court that he smuggled tobacco and other contraband into a prison in exchange for bribes. Christopher Santana, 33, of Hackensack, pleaded guilty in Essex County Superior Court on Tuesday to second-degree conspiracy to commit bribery, the state Attorney General’s Offic
Teen found dead with suspicious injuries, signs of possible malnourishment inside NYC home: sources
A 19-year-old man was found dead with suspicious injuries to his body inside his Staten Island home Tuesday morning — in a disturbing case investigators are treating as a suspected homicide, sources told The Post. Police were called to a New Springville residence on Elmwood Park Drive at 11:10 a.m. for reports of an un
NYC career thief busted 150 times is arrested again — just weeks after being...
A career thief who’s been arrested nearly 150 times was busted again — just weeks after he was let back out on the streets due to New York’s lax bail laws, Queens prosecutors said Tuesday. Shaquan Seth, 40, was picked up Monday for allegedly trying to steal $800 worth of Threshold candles from a Target store on Jackson
New ICE law goes into effect soon in NY, some areas hold out
NEW YORK (PIX11) – The clock is ticking for New York’s law enforcement agencies to end their agreements with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, but five are holding out. The “Local Cops, Local Crimes Act” goes into effect on Aug. 25, banning local agencies from entering into or having agreements with ICE to carry ou
‘I was raped’: NYC Assembly member opens up about cuts to survivor programs
For years she kept it a secret. But about a minute into an interview about cuts that could hurt survivors of sexual assault — she let it out. "These services save lives,” Queens assembly member Catalina Cruz said, growing emotional. “I know because it happened to me. I...
Viral Foods Under $20 in NYC’s Chinatown
Discover mouthwatering viral foods in NYC's Chinatown for just $20. From dumplings to bubble tea, explore unique flavors! 🍜🧋✨ The post Viral Foods Under $20 in NYC’s Chinatown appeared first on FoodnService.
Pig Island NYC Returns to Staten Island for Its 17th Year
Pig Island NYC returns to Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden on Saturday, September 12, bringing an afternoon of whole-hog barbecue, local drinks and farm-to-table tastings to Staten Island. Now in its 17th year, the all-inclusive festival is putting an even bigger focus on where the food comes from, with N

















