The 3 U.S. Cities Facing a “Silent” Crisis: Why People are Quietly Leaving These...
Picture this: bustling streets that once pulsed with energy now echo a bit too quietly. In these iconic American hubs, families and professionals are slipping away without much fanfare, chasing better lives elsewhere. What’s driving this under-the-radar exodus in 2026? It’s not dramatic headlines grabbing attention....
A hidden gem on Cameron Lake: Inside the $2.4M home with its own private...
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A waterfront property at the end of a dead-end street in Grasmere has been listed for $2,399,999, according to the Staten Island Multiple Listing Services, MLSSINY.com listing. The single-family detached home at 66 Normalee Road sits on a 169-by-100-foot lot with views of Cameron Lake....
One Of New York’s Longest Fishing Piers Nicknamed ‘Last Stop USA’ Offers Stunning River...
It may only be a fraction the size of the world's longest fishing pier, but New York's Piermont Pier is sizable in comparison to others in the region. Stretching 4,000 feet into the Hudson River, the historic landmark is one of the longest fishing piers in the state. With its scenic wooded backdrop and quiet...
Elderly woman slain with scissors in NYC roommate dispute: cops
An elderly woman was stabbed to death with scissors and another lady seriously wounded in a shocking roommate brawl in Crown Heights on Saturday night, according to police. Cops responded to a 911 call at the Ebbets Field Apartments at 1700 Bedford Ave. in Brooklyn shortly before 10:30 p.m. and found a 74-year-old...
Staten Island Bank Merger Rocked By Racial Loan Denial Gaps
Fair-lending advocates are turning up the heat on Columbia Financial’s plan to acquire Northfield Bancorp, warning the deal could hit a serious regulatory wall after watchdogs flagged stark racial gaps in 2024 mortgage data. Fair Finance Watch has asked the Federal Reserve for an evidentiary hearing, arguing that...
Mamdani plan to drain $1B in reserves harms NYC budget, Comptroller Levine warns
Comptroller Mark Levine said Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s plan to draw down $1.2 billion in reserves to balance the budget could make things even worse for taxpayers when it’s time to cook up next year’s spending plan. “You do not want to be draining the reserves when the economy is otherwise good,” Levine said Sunday on...
Elmont Man Arrested After Allegedly Disrupting Religious Services Near Great Neck Houses of Worship
The Public Information Office reports the arrest of an Elmont man for an incident that occurred on Saturday, March 21, 2026 at 10:48 AM in Great Neck. According to police, officers responded to Middle Neck Road in the vicinity of Millbrook Court for a disturbance. Upon arrival, it was determined...
Video Shows New York Subway Confrontation, Woman Says She Was Told to ‘Get Out’
A woman in Manhattan, New York, shared a TikTok video describing a verbal altercation she said occurred on a subway platform at Columbus Circle. According to her account, she had a brief exchange with another family that escalated into a confrontation. The video has drawn attention online as viewers reacted to the...
Woman arrested for subway slashing in Brooklyn Heights
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — A man standing on the platform of the Clark Street subway station in Brooklyn Heights was slashed by a knife-wielding woman just after 8 p.m. on Friday night. Police from Transit District 30 and the 84th Precinct converged at the station, at the intersection of Clark...
F-18 flyover planned over NYC area on Monday morning
Three F-18s will conduct a planned flyover along the Hudson River on Monday, March 24, according to the city’s Notify NYC alert system. The flyover is scheduled for 11 a.m. at an altitude of roughly 2,500 feet. Military aircraft typically follow a route along the river, often traveling between...
