Gunman on the run after double shooting in Soundview
It happened just before midnight Saturday near Bronx River Avenue and East 174th Street.
NYC hopes for best, braces for worst by opening ‘safe overnight locations’ amid stormy...
P.S. 230 in Kensington is one of the dozens of places the city has made available for anyone who gets flooded in the middle of the night and needs a safe place to go.
Die-Hard New Yorkers Blanche at Mamdani’s Pied-A-Terre J’Accuse
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration last week set off a wave of anxiety when it published a list it stated was “related” to a new pied-a-terre tax on luxury second homes in New York. The list included more than 900,000 properties and was so broad it included the Flushing, Queens, home of Richard Lee, Mamdani’s finan
Lounge in Fordham faces penalties after cleaning up homicide scene in its basement
The New York State Liquor Authority says a lounge in Fordham is facing penalties after its staff cleaned up the scene of a fatal shooting. The SLA issued the emergency suspension of M Lounge's liquor license just over a week after 29-year-old Yeimy Reyes was shot in the head and killed. Local leaders say the suspension
Ideal Food Basket on Nostrand Avenue issued full vacate order
The DOB says steel beams and welded jack posts had been put in to the cellar and first floor without permits, creating unsafe conditions.
NYC Wife’s Desperate 911 Call Ends in an Explosion, Two Deaths, and NYC Police...
Kegan Thomas, 33, was apprehended by NYC police officials after receiving a 911 call from his wife reporting gunfire inside their Far Rockaway home. He is suspected of killing his mother and sister before setting off an explosion inside the house. When the NYPD Emergency Services Unit arrived, Thomas emerged armed and
Grocery store socialism already failing in Chicago
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani promised Monday that his city-owned grocery stores would offer high-quality fresh produce and other basic groceries at prices guaranteed to be 30% lower than those at surrounding privately owned stores. But before New Yorkers start counting their potential savings, they might want to
Sixth person dies from Manhattan Legionnaries’ disease outbreak
A sixth person has died in connection to the outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in a Manhattan neighborhood. The New York City Health Department confirmed the death of the sixth person Tuesday. In all, 90 people have tested positive for the disease as a result of the cluster found on the Upper East Side, six of whom wer
Large sinkhole at Brownsville intersection causes concern for neighbors
Residents say they've been complaining about problems at this intersection for some time.
Wealthy New Yorkers are snapping up rent-stabilized apartments ahead of those who need them...
Affluent renters occupy approximately ten percent of the total stabilized inventory, securing significant monthly savings compared to current market rates. New York’s rent stabilization program primarily benefits high-income tenants in coastal neighborhoods, according to recent municipal census data. Real estate expert

















