Red light cameras surge on Staten Island: See the full list as tickets top...
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — It’s not your imagination: Red light cameras are multiplying across Staten Island — nearly doubling in just four years and generating more than $1.2 million in tickets so far in 2026 alone. The truth is the number of red light cameras on Staten...
NYC toddler sprayed with bleach by abusive daycare workers to get $300K payout —...
A toddler suffered sickening abuse, including having his eyes sprayed with bleach, by staff at his Manhattan daycare — and is now set to pocket a more than $300,000 settlement when he turns 18, new court papers reveal. Parents Myriam Coulibaly and Christopher Luboja agreed to settle their potential lawsuit against the
Only 60 miles from NYC: After six years of planning, Hudson Valley is finally...
If you love catching an open-air play during the summer, we have some fantastic news. After six years of planning and construction, Hudson Valley Shakespeare (HVS) has officially completed its brand-new permanent home. The Samuel H. Scripps Theater Center is finally ready to welcome audiences in Garrison, NY . Located
N.J. man arrested for stalking after placing GPS trackers on woman’s car
A man in Hudson County was arrested on Friday for stalking a woman, officials said. The 32-year-old man from North Bergen was charged with stalking and harassment, police said in a social media post. The North Bergen Police Department said the man stalked a 27-year-old woman from North Bergen by...
Ex-N.Y.P.D. Officer Rodriguez Acosta Sentenced for Defrauding Rye Brook Wells Fargo Customers
An Ex-NYPD officer has pleaded guilty in connection with his scheme to defraud Wells Fargo clients using information gleaned from his employment at the bank’s Rye Brook branch. Yeison Rodriguez Acosta, 28, of Manhattan, pleaded guilty on Monday, May 18 to Grand Larceny in the Third Degree, a class D felony, Identity Th
Woman targeted in disturbing act aboard Manhattan-bound subway train
Police are searching for a suspect accused of sexually abusing a woman on an E train approaching a busy Manhattan station during the morning commute NEW YORK, N.Y. — Police are searching for a man accused of sexually abusing a woman aboard a Manhattan-bound subway train during Monday morning’s rush-hour commute in Midt
Viral Video: Comedian from New York City Slams Albany Pizza
Shots have officially been fired and now there is a war on the way between NYC and Albany.
Hundreds gather outside Gracie Mansion calling for Hochul to remove Mamdani
Hundreds of New Yorkers filled the normally quiet and bucolic Upper East Side street adjacent to Gracie Mansion, the official home of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, on Tuesday evening, chanting "Hey, hey, no, no, Mayor Mamdani's got to go" and "stop Mamdani." Lilly Icikson was among the demonstrators—a...
This New York Italian Room Still Feels Like A Big Family Dinner With No...
New York and Italy have always had a kind of long-distance love affair. Messy, loud, a little dramatic, but impossible to ignore. You can taste it the moment you sit down here. This isn’t imitation. It’s translation with attitude. Italian comfort rewritten in New York handwriting: faster, louder, bigger....
Immigration decline is reversing post-COVID population growth in these cities
America’s largest cities were bouncing back from their post-pandemic population losses. But the latest Census Bureau data shows that the post-COVID rebound for many metropolises stalled or reversed in 2025. Big cities lost population during the pandemic, with nearly half of the largest U.S. cities reporting fewer resid

















