Sisters on fixed income face eviction from NYC affordable housing
UPPER EAST SIDE, Manhattan (PIX11) — Two Upper East Side sisters in their 70s are fighting to stay in the affordable apartment they’ve called home for more than a decade. Roseann and Evelyn used to live with a longtime friend in a Mitchell-Lama apartment on Second Avenue and East 92nd Street. That woman, who […]
Erika Kirk Worries Zohran Mamdani’s Mayoral Win Indicates NYC Women Are ‘Relying on the...
"What I don't want to have happen is women, young women in the city, look to the government as a solution to put off having a family or a marriage," the Turning Point USA CEO says The post Erika Kirk Worries Zohran Mamdani’s Mayoral Win Indicates NYC Women Are ‘Relying on the Government’ to Support Them | Video...
Staten Island ShopRite Employee Arrested for Alleged Thanksgiving Eve Arson, No Injuries Reported
On November 26, 2025, FDNY Commissioner Robert S. Tucker announced the arrest of Dominick Sacchetti, a 21-year-old employee. Sacchetti is accused of starting a fire at the ShopRite Supermarket at 100 Greaves Lane, Staten Island. The fire occurred on Thanksgiving Eve, when the store was busy with holiday shoppers. The...
Man robs a dozen people and businesses in Brooklyn spree, police say
An NYPD cruiser in Brooklyn on July 4, 2018 The incidents began in mid-October and involved stolen cash at stores and ATMs. [ more › ]
UPDATE Section 8 Payments Delayed; NYCHA Expects Payments To Be Delivered from Dec. 8
Officials from the New York Apartment Association (NYAA) have said they have been informed by officials at NYCHA that Section 8 voucher payments will be delayed due to complications associated with the recent federal government shutdown. Meanwhile, a statement from NYCHA on Monday, Dec. 1, read, “The US Department...
NYC School Blocks Holocaust Survivor Speaking to Kids
NYC School Blocks Holocaust Survivor Speaking to Kids
Man accused of buying over $65k worth of liquor with stolen credit cards
A man from New York has been charged after officials said he used stolen credit cards to buy more than $65,000 worth of liquor from stores in Pennsylvania. Eugene Antwi, 26, of Brooklyn, was arrested this week in New York and is charged with felony counts of identity theft, access device fraud, theft by deception,...
N.Y. Lottery: Man wins $1,000 A Week For Life scratch-off prize, elects annuitized payments;...
A Westchester County man is celebrating a life-changing win after claiming a top prize in the New York Lottery’s Win $1,000 A Week For Life scratch-off game, lottery officials announced. Kyle Kalotschke of Amawalk opted to receive the “For Life” prize in annuitized payments. His first payment totaled $33,852...
500 affordable homes coming to East Harlem 125th Street development
A new addition to East Harlem’s East 125th Street Development will bring nearly 500 affordable homes to the neighborhood. New York City Council Deputy Speaker Diana Ayala announced on Monday the details for 2319 Third Avenue, a mixed-use project with more than 400 affordable rental units and roughly 80 affordable...
Why Free Buses Won’t Work for New York
Last month, the New York Times ran a glowing profile of Iowa City’s fare-free bus pilot program. Since eliminating fares in August 2023, the college town of 75,000 has seen ridership increase, boarding times shrink, and transportation emissions drop—all for roughly $1 million a year. The piece lands...
