A cyclist died after colliding with a dog in Central Park, NYPD says
An NYPD cruiser parked at a crime scene in New York City. The 71-year-old man was riding his bike near East Drive and 84th St. [ more › ]
A New York woman says she was scammed out of over $10,000 after a...
A Bronx tenant says her landlord charged her more than the legal rent on her rent-stabilized apartment for about three years by listing a stranger as the official tenant. Court ( @court0o0 ) calls it an “illusionary tenant scam,” and her TikTok explaining it has tens of thousands of views. In the caption, she says she
Woman injured in random attack aboard NYC subway train: NYPD
BRONX, N.Y. (PIX11) — The NYPD is on the lookout for a woman accused of randomly punching a person on a subway train on Tuesday evening in the Bronx. The incident happened around 7:45 p.m. on a northbound No. 2 subway train. Police say the suspect randomly punched a 50-year-old woman as the train reached […]
Waitress saves 96-year-old Brooklyn restaurant from closing
COBBLE HILL, Brooklyn (PIX11) — A Brooklyn institution, an iconic Cobble Hill restaurant, has been saved all because a waitress from a nearby restaurant fell in love with the place. That restaurant is called Sam’s and it has been on Court Street since 1930. A 37-year-old Georgia Fulton is the savior of Sam’s. The famil
KKK leader Thomas Robb claims only white people are ‘Americans’ and celebrates growing support...
KKK leader Thomas Robb dismisses non-whites. BY: KANSAS CITY CENTER | YOUTUBE Ku Klux Klan leader Thomas Robb did not hesitate to announce his racial proclivities while he claimed only white people were real Americans. His controversial remark surfaced amid growing support for the white supremacist and far-right group
Decade-Vacant Upper East Side Lot Breaks Ground on Six-Unit Condo Building
Excavation is underway at 237 East 77th Street on Manhattan's Upper East Side, where crews have unearthed the rear of the lot below street level to make way for an eight-story residential building. The midblock parcel between Second and Third Avenues had sat vacant and overgrown for more than a decade before constructi
This New Jersey Tech University Offers Full Tuition To Qualifying Students And Ranks Among...
College tuition can make a calculator feel downright terrifying. Here’s one number that may make certain families breathe a little easier: zero. Beginning in fall 2026, a New Jersey technology university is covering full tuition for eligible first-time, first-year undergraduate students from families earning $75,000 or
The History of King Kullen: America’s First Modern Supermarket
King Kullen occupies a unique place in American retail history. When Michael J. Cullen opened his first store on Jamaica Avenue in Queens on August 4, 1930, he combined ideas that had existed separately in earlier grocery stores into a new kind of operation: a large store with multiple departments, extensive self-servi
Brownsville Mom Wins Reversal From NYCHA Over Medical Equipment, Bed-Bound Son
A Brownsville mother named Cee was told she could only get a two-bedroom apartment to replace the three-bedroom home her family lost in a fire — even though she needs the extra room to store medical equipment and care for her bed-bound son and her father, who has dementia. Now, after her story drew public attention, th
Bronx housing, retail site near planned new Metro-North station set to hit market
Himmel + Meringoff, which has developed, partnered in or managed 5 million square feet of prime Big Apple property mostly in Manhattan, plans to sell its outer-borough jewel. H+M and joint-venture partner Affinius Capital are exploring a sale of 1601 Bronxdale Ave. , a 7.4-acre site close to the planned new Parkchester

















