An Italian review site just praised these two NJ pizza joints
A recent ranking names Bricco and Razza among the top pizzerias in the United States. Both demonstrate New Jersey's rich pizza culture and dedication to quality ingredients.
Popular NYC gnocchi restaurant has opened its first NJ location
Jersey City welcomes Gnocchi on 9th, where you can enjoy tasty gnocchi dishes in charming takeout boxes, perfect for a casual meal.
Shocked NYC tenant fatally stabs violent ex-con burglar with own knife in struggle to...
A shocked Brooklyn tenant fatally stabbed a violent ex-con burglar with the intruder’s own knife as he struggled to disarm the stranger who had invaded his apartment, according to sources and a report. The 45-year-old tenant appeared to have acted in self-defense when he allegedly knifed 34-year-old Dan Costume in the
Boy struck in head by chunk of concrete that fell from a rooftop in...
A teenager was seriously injured when a chunk of concrete fell from the façade on a two-story commercial building in Jackson Heights on Saturday. The 14-year-old boy was walking with his parents past 37-54 82nd St. just after noon when a piece of the building’s parapet’s decorative terracotta became loose and fell from
Group that climbed into sewer believed to be “treasure hunters,” sources say
Several men were caught on video early Friday morning coming out of a sewer manhole in Brooklyn.
Man Confessed to Pastor About 1989 Murder, Then Walked Into Police Station to Do...
Joseph Quiros-Soto allegedly told police in 2024 about the 1989 killing of Mauricio Cuadra
Authorities Alarmed as Mysterious Figures Emerge From Sewers
City officials were were left scratching their heads following two separate incidents involving mysterious individuals climbing in and out of manholes in Brooklyn. As local Fox affiliate WPIX reports, at least even people entered the sewers in the Gravesend neighborhood in southern Brooklyn late Thursday night, only to
What Your Brooklyn Neighborhood Says About Your Personality
“You can tell a lot about a person by where they choose to live in Brooklyn.”. That’s because Brooklyn isn’t just a borough anymore — it’s a personality test with rent. Every neighborhood has its own energy, habits, fashion code, coffee order, and unwritten rules. Whether...
New Yorkers can soon hang solar panels from their windows, if Gov. Hochul approves
Lauren Phillips of the Bronx poses with her balcony solar panel. The legislation would let apartment dwellers rely on solar energy to partly power their homes. [ more › ]
NYC Saves SNAP Benefits for 223,000 Residents Facing New Federal Work Rules
NEW YORK— New York City Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani said Monday that a citywide effort has helped about 223,000 residents maintain access to food assistance […] The post NYC Saves SNAP Benefits for 223,000 Residents Facing New Federal Work Rules appeared first on NEPYORK .

















