Woman wanted for stabbing rider, 57, in the head on Midtown subway train
The NYPD released surveillance images Thursday of a woman who allegedly stabbed another subway rider in the head on a train in Midtown Manhattan this week.
Workplace Violence is Pushing New York Nurses to the Brink of Striking
Next week, nearly 16,000 nurses at five private hospitals across the city could walk off the job in what would be the largest health care labor strike in New York since the 47-day hospital strike in 1984. Many of the nurses, members of the New York State Nurses Association union, are immigrants. They say they’re...
My Neighbor’s Unsightly Yard Is Ruining The Neighborhood. Is There Anything I Can Do?
When a conversation isn't enough, what can you do? This guide explores your options for dealing with a neighbor's unsightly yard - without starting a feud.
Investigation finds widespread problems in ‘medical spas’ across NY
Investigation of 223 New York medical spas found unlicensed operators performing injections and laser treatments, causing serious burns, infections and permanent scarring.
The US ‘cannot survive’ onslaught of ICE arrests, says New York protester at huge...
EXCLUSIVE: New Yorkers took to the streets to protest the fatal shooting of a U.S. citizen in Minneapolis, which the Department of Homeland Security said was an act of "self-defense"
Clark family party stabbing followed argument over Uno
A friendly game of UNO at a family party turned violent in Clark last month after a fight broke out involving a stabbing and a 37 year old Uber driver was arrested, police said.
NYPD Seeking Four Suspects Robbing Businesses Across the City
NEW YORK, NY – Detectives are investigating a string of armed and simulated-weapon robberies across four New York City precincts in recent weeks, with at least six incidents reported between mid-December and early January. The first incident occurred on December 17 in the 83rd Precinct, where four unidentified...
With Mamdani Now in Office, Chinatown Pushes Again for Affordable Housing Over Jail
A new year and a new mayor have given Chinatown residents renewed hope in resolving a fight they have waged for years. Just days after Zohran Mamdani was sworn into office, more than 100 community members stood in front of the proposed Manhattan borough-based jail site and urged the new mayor to prioritize affordable...
Man exposes himself to 11-year-old girl on stuck Harlem elevator
Police released photos of a man accused of exposing himself to an 11-year-old girl trapped in an elevator early Wednesday morning in Harlem.
Mamdani Diversity Chief Cherry-Picked Numbers, MTA Watchdog Found
When Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently announced he was reappointing Adams administration holdover Michael Garner as the city’s top official promoting diversity in city contracts, he singled out Garner’s past success aiding minority- and women-run businesses in a similar role he had held for years at the Metropolitan...
