Sports Bar Busted with 26 Pounds of Cocaine
Over 25 Pounds of Cocaine and up to $100,000 Cash Seized from Sports Bar in Bushwick, Brooklyn: Four Arrested. Firearm and high-end jewelry recovered in Queens and the Bronx. Four men were charged with participating in a narcotics trafficking operation that allegedly used a sports bar in Bushwick, Brooklyn as a stash...
NYPD vehicle plows into bus in NYC, leaving 2 injured: cops
A marked NYPD vehicle slammed into a private bus hard enough to send the coach careening into a parked delivery truck and the side of a hotel, leaving two people injured, cops said. The police SUV was traveling south on Broadway when it struck the white bus at Walker Street around 5:50 a.m., cops said. The bus was...
19-year-old injured last weekend in Newark shooting has died
A 21-year-old woman and 10-year-old Jordan Garcia were also killed in the shooting. A balloon release will be held at Saint Peters Park in Newark at 5 p.m. Monday in memory of Rogers.
Living in long-abandoned NJ hospital will be a thing, if you dare
Imagine a hospital that once saved lives, now standing silent for two decades. Newark's St. Michael's is about to get a new chapter.
NYC sees a surge in Catholic converts since Pope Leo elected
New York City has seen a major influx of young people converting to Catholicism this year, citing mental health problems and disillusionment as some reasons for the turn to faith
Intense Debate: Elderly Individuals Pushed and Punched in Violent NYC Assaults
audacy.com - 11/19/2025 02:13:05 PM. In recent news, two separate assaults on senior citizens in New York City have sparked public outrage and concern. The incidents involved an 82-year-old woman who was shoved in Manhattan and a 71-year-old man who was punched on a Brooklyn bus. Both victims sustained injuries, with...
Assault inside Macy’s Herald Square has family on edge
A woman was arrested after police say she assaulted a 71-year-old man unprovoked inside Macy's Herald Square in Manhattan.
Bronx NYCHA residents still without gas after October building collapse
Residents of NYCHA's Mitchel Houses in Mott Haven are able to stay in their apartments, but they are still without gas. Instead, the housing authority gave each of them a single hot plate.
NYPD apprehends suspect in copper cable theft that caused numerous subway delays
NEW YORK (PIX11) — A man was arrested for allegedly stealing copper cables from the New York City subway system, which resulted in numerous delays in October. The NYPD apprehended Efrain Velez, 55, on Oct. 14 for theft of signal cables. Officials say Velez was involved in three incidents...
City Council plans to wreck NYC’s housing market in name of affordability, ‘saving’ it
City Council radicals are speeding toward their goal of destroying New York’s housing market in the name of “saving” it. Progressives want to “decommodify” residential real estate by turning it into “social housing” run by politically connected nonprofits. That is: a system much worse than NYCHA . The scheme would...

















