New York City retirees in the GHI Senior Care plan must file by October...
Retired New York City workers in the GHI Senior Care plan have until October 30 to file a claim form for a share of a settlement capped at $53 million. The money reimburses the $15 co-pays that EmblemHealth, the insurer that administers the plan’s medical coverage, began charging on January 1, 2022. A retiree who... The post New York City retirees in the GHI Senior Care plan must file by October 30 for co-pay refunds from a settlement capped at $53 million appeared first on The Financial Wire .
Knife-wielding woman shot by cops; 4 people stabbed during NYC home invasion: police
A knife-wielding woman was shot by cops as multiple people were stabbed in a chaotic rampage inside a Queens home Friday night, according to police. The apparent home invasion took place at a residence on 149th Street in Jamaica as emergency vehicles swarmed the typically quiet suburban street over a report that someone had been stabbed at 9:38 p.m. Four people — the woman and three men — suffered stab wounds in the melee, NYPD Chief of Patrol Philip Rivera said in a press conference at 3:20 a.m
What to know about the 5 ballot questions for New York City voters
New Yorkers will be asked five ballot questions at the polls this Election Day -- here is what you need to know.
Governor Hochul Announces Completion Of Major Work On The Transformative Van Wyck Expressway Project
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the substantial completion of main line work on the transformational $1.4 billion Van Wyck Expressway Project with the opening of new managed-use lanes for taxis and high-occupancy vehicles in both directions between the Kew Gardens Interchange and Atlantic Avenue and John F. Kennedy International Airport. A centerpiece of the project, the managed-use lanes will provide speedier trips to and from the airport for taxis and other multi-person vehicles, thereby
Harrison Man Who Shoved Victim On Subway Tracks Before Train Arrived Gets Prison Time
A 20-year-old Westchester County man will spend years in prison for pushing a stranger onto subway tracks in Brooklyn, leaving the victim scrambling to safety just seconds before a train entered the station. Harrison resident Andrew Pashinin, 20, was sentenced to three-and-a-half years in pris…
Mamdani gives specific instructions in Spanish on how to engage ICE
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Friday issued a message in Spanish to people in the city detailing how they can resist Immigration and Customs Enforcement, after criticizing ICE’s detention of an illegal immigrant from the Dominican Republic. Mamdani has long called for ICE to be abolished, and...
NYC woman sobs after revealing how realtor accidentally texted her saying ‘Ugh, they are...
A New York City real estate broker allegedly sent a racist text about prospective tenants to a property owner, only to accidentally include one of the would-be renters in the message.
Sunsets before 5 p.m. are about to return as daylight saving time ends
New York City, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles and Seattle will all see sunset before 5 p.m. on Nov. 1 after clocks fall back for the end of daylight saving time. Sunset will arrive before 5 p.m. across many parts of the United States on Sunday, Nov. 1, bringing a sudden change to the evening hours as clocks "fall back" for the end of daylight saving time.
High-end jewelry thefts from unoccupied Fairfield homes lead to arrest of 2 Brooklyn men
Police say they were investigating several break-ins in the area when evidence led them to 40-year-old Levan Aleksidze and 47-year-old Mamuka Chaganava, both of Brooklyn.
NYC nurse suspended without pay after advocating for patients: NYSNA
NEW YORK (PIX11) – A Brooklyn nurse has been suspended without pay from a city hospital after advocating for patient safety and discussing staffing concerns, according to the New York State Nurses Association. The nurse, who has not been identified, is a nurse practitioner and vice president of the local bargaining unit at New York […]
