NYC criminal rebranded as ‘justice-affected individual’ moans about crackdown on subway fare evaders
Eduardo, a convicted criminal identified by his first name only, detailed his struggles with affording the $3 New York City subway fare in a Riders Alliance campaign video.
Bronx rodeo where rider was injured by bull had no permit: Health Department
The victim, a man in his 30s, was slammed to the ground at the show Monday night in Baychester. That's when the bull charged him, causing cuts to his face.
Long Island Expressway crash leaves two people dead and 10 injured
Two people were killed and 10 injured after a bus overturned on the Long Island Expressway, sparking hours-long delays. A bus traveling westbound smashed into two vehicles around 11:45 p.m. Monday near Exit 16 for Greenpoint Avenue before flipping over into the eastbound lanes, crashing into another two cars. Some 79 f
Mamdani, NYC Council reach handshake deal on colossal $125B budget — without NYPD expansion
Mayor Zohran Mamdani struck a last-minute handshake deal on Tuesday morning with City Council Speaker Julie Menin on the Big Apple’s colossal, roughly $125 billion budget for next year — but the agreement notably leaves out an expanded headcount for the NYPD. The final deal comes right before a July 1 deadline to pass
Viva La Dough Opens New Location in NYC’s FiDi
Viva La Dough is not slowing down. The viral Cholov Yisroel patisserie that started as a pop-up outside Macy’s Herald Square has just opened its fourth storefront, this time in Manhattan’s Financial District, and a fifth is reportedly already in the works elsewhere in the borough for later this summer.
New York City’s Crackdown on Homeless People Keeps Growing
Mayor Mamdani Pledged to Move Away from Criminalization. The Data Tells a Different Story. “I remember waking up, and I remember being dragged,” said Chris Madigan. The 44-year-old Bronx native was taking refuge in the 86th Street station ahead of … Continue reading →
Body found in chimney at NYC public school days after classes end for summer:...
Authorities are investigating a grisly discovery at an under-construction public school in Queens. A body was found in a chimney at P/S./ I.S. 113 Anthony J. Pranzo in Glendale after a janitor smelled something pungent coming from there and called an exterminator, according to a law enforcement source. The exterminator
Historic Manhattan Steakhouse and Three Other NYC Restaurants Close in June 2026
June brought several notable restaurant closures across New York. The closures included four well-known restaurants across the city. The list ranges from a longtime Upper East Side steakhouse to a farm-to-table restaurant in Ridgewood. New York Restaurants Closed in June 2026. Village Green, Craft, Donohue’s Steak Hous
2 dead, 20 injured in LIE crash in Queens
A coach bus slammed into a car, flipped over and hit two other cars on Monday night near the Greenpoint Avenue exit on the Long Island Expressway.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s Viral Cannonball at Thomas Jefferson Pool Proves He Is Not...
Mamdani's focus was on reviving a tradition, engaging with the community, and proving leadership can be fun.

















