Rock-Hurling Burglar Shatters Park Slope Door in 3 A.M. Break-In
Police are hunting for a man caught on camera hurling a rock through the glass of a Park Slope building and slipping inside in the middle of the night. The break-in happened in front of 422 7th Avenue at about 3:33 a.m. on Thursday, when the suspect smashed the left-side glass of a front door, reached in to unlock it and...
Environmental group sues New York City over new land-buying plan in Catskills
Riverkeeper is seeking to invalidate an agreement between New York City and Catskills towns that reimagined land purchases in the region.
NYC Thieves Destroy A McLaren (And More) When Luxury Car Heist Goes Wrong
A Manhattan luxury car theft case involving a McLaren and other high-end vehicles is bringing attention to the city's ongoing organized theft problem again.
The Best Sausage, Egg, And Cheese Spot I’ve Ever Found In NYC
New York City is beloved for its BEC sandwiches, but sausage also deserves respect. Try this SEC sandwich, and you won't forget the option again.
She went in for a routine test and died 3 hours later. Now her...
An Essex County family is suing Mountainside Medical Center for $40 million, arguing medical negligence caused the death of a beloved East Orange civil servant. The case stems from the 2024 death of Phyllis L. Burrell, who died less than three hours after what was supposed to be a routine diagnostic procedure, according to a lawsuit filed in Essex County Superior Court.
Harrison Police Department Promotes Seven to Sergeant, Swears In New Chief
The Harrison Police Department announced the promotion of seven officers to the rank of sergeant and the swearing-in of a new police chief. Promoted to sergeant were David Burke, Sean Castaneda, Freddy Lecca, James Nichirco, Iker Bermudez, Robert Archibald, and Omar Baldeon. “Congratulations to all the newly promoted Sergeants on...
Man shot during robbery in Newark
NEWARK, NJ — Police are seeking the public’s help identifying three suspects involved in a robbery and shooting that left a victim injured Friday, March 13, 2026. Officers responded to reports of a victim suffering from a gunshot wound after he was robbed near South Orange Avenue and Littleton Avenue at approximately 10 p.m.
Sewage drained into Clove Lakes for decades, NYC works on fix
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — For decades, sewage has drained into a waterway at Clove Lakes Park, but city officials are now working towards a solution. Last month, a neon-green dye test confirmed the problem of a faulty septic connection at a Castleton Corners Parks Department garage, and on Thursday, a department spokesperson said the agency is working on a fix.
NYPD investigates after 2 men with gunshot wounds arrive at SIUH
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Two men with gunshot wounds arrived at the emergency room of Northwell Staten Island University Hospital’s Ocean Breeze campus at around 5:20 p.m. on Saturday, police said. One man was being treated for a gunshot wound to the torso, according to the office of...
NYC to force small businesses to replace roll-down gates under obscure law passed 17...
A law that many small business owners weren’t aware of is forcing them to spend thousands on new gates before the July 1 deadline.
