City orders to pause late night construction on new Manhattan jail
A court has temporarily paused extended work hours at the future Manhattan jail construction site in Chinatown after neighbors and a local nonprofit challenged the city’s move to allow extended construction hours. The jail is one of four the city is building as part of its plan to move...
Frustration grows over NYC homeless encampments
EAST VILLAGE, Manhattan (PIX11) — Neighbors across New York City say they are fed up with homeless encampments popping up. Meanwhile, a policy change under the Mamdani Administration is making the issue harder to ignore. Moe Angelos told PIX11 News she’s called her city councilman and 311, complaining about an encampment that’s popped up on East […]
Mott Haven NYCHA complex floods after pipe allegedly stolen from apartment
Tenants at the St. Mary's NYCHA complex in Mott Haven said they woke up on Monday morning to hot water and steam pouring from their pipes.
Court appearance set for ex-detective charged in GWB shooting case
Former NYPD detective Victor Romero is expected in court in the fatal George Washington Bridge shooting as the widow of Koran Irvine questions the reduced charge.
Brooklyn man installs DIY speed bumps to slow traffic on his street
A Brooklyn man took matters into his own hands after he says he demanded a speed bump for the street outside his house.
A couple arrives for an apartment viewing in New York City, then a broker...
A Long Island couple has filed a housing discrimination lawsuit in Queens, alleging a real estate agent texted “ugh they are black” before a June apartment showing, while Douglas Elliman states the agent was fired.
Tedeschi Trucks Band to Play 10-Night NYC Residency in 2027
They will return to an iconic Manhattan venue they've played many times before.
‘A killer cop lives here’: Brooklyn arrests raise questions about limits of free speech
The protesters, Daniel Koh and Jamie Kowalski said their posting the fliers was their First Amendment right. First Amendment experts say the charges raise serious questions about the right to criticize police. [ more › ]
The brutal commute of New Yorkers priced out to the Poconos
This story was originally published by The City Reporter. Sign up to get the latest New York City news delivered to you each morning. After a twelve-hour shift, most people would undergo a bleary-eyed commute home, enjoy whatever show they’re currently binging, and go to bed before doing it all over again the next day.
Rockefeller Center tree comes again from Southern Tier
WEST EDMESTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – A tree from a town right outside of Chenango County has been selected as the 2026 Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree. A 76-foot Norway spruce from West Edmeston has been picked as the famous tree. It will arrive in New York City on Nov. 7. Its tree lighting will occur Dec. […]
