Brooklyn Heights Stunner: Gut-Reno Townhouse Snags Buyer At Nearly $13 Million
Brooklyn Heights just notched another bragging right. A fully gutted and rebuilt townhouse on Garden Place went into contract last week after being listed for about $12.8 million, taking the crown as the borough’s priciest signed deal among homes asking at least $2 million. The single-family townhouse was marketed as a
How This IRRESISTIBLE Little Italy Pizza & Pasta Spot Keeps Winning Hearts — New...
Open Mon-Thu 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM | Fri-Sat 10:00 AM - 12:00 AM | Sun 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM. Little Italy regulars keep returning to Gelso & Grand because it feels like a comfort‑food escape right on the corner of Mulberry and Grand. The glow of the...
NYPD Hoping Blurry Photos Can Lead to Brooklyn Shooting Suspects
The NYPD is asking for the public’s help identifying three suspects after an attempted shooting in Brooklyn, though the surveillance images released offer only limited detail. Brooklyn, NY – The New York City Police Department has released surveillance photos of three individuals wanted in connection with an attempted
Hundreds Threatened With Eviction in Botched NYCHA Paperwork ‘Crisis’
This article was originally published on June 30 at 5 a.m. EDT by THE CITY REPORTER. The New York City Housing Authority has mistakenly cut off federal rent subsidies for hundreds of public housing tenants at privately run buildings, triggering hundreds of eviction notices and frightening residents who insist they’ve p
The 7 Best Upper West Side Restaurants for a Classic NYC Experience
The Upper West Side has a food identity all its own. It’s a neighborhood where old-school New York institutions sit alongside casual favorites, cult bakeries, and restaurants that have become part of daily life for locals and longtime visitors alike. If you want to understand the UWS through its food, these seven iconi
OPINION: Clinton Street Has a Traffic Problem. So Let’s Make It A ‘Low Traffic...
Manhattan’s Lower East Side is one of the densest, most-walkable neighborhoods in New York City. Yet the design of its streets does not support its residents’ needs. More than 80 percent of Lower East Siders don’t own a car, and only 5.5 percent commute to work by car, but the streets prioritize cars above all else.
Woman killed in overnight shooting inside Flatbush building
Investigators are still working to figure out exactly what happened inside the building and who was responsible.
Photos of cash, YouTube searches helped crack $500K ATM ‘jackpotting’ theft ring in CT,...
The men robbed ATMs in Branford, Darien, Fairfield, Madison and Milford, prosecutors claimed.
Feds Crack $10M Cargo Theft Operation, NJ And NY Men Among Suspects
A $10 million cargo theft ring with operations in New Jersey, New York, and across the country has been busted after three years of operation, federal investigators said Tuesday, June 30. Two Brooklyn residents — Sevak Kocharian and Arkadiy Pastin — and one New Jersey man, Jashanpreet Singh, were am…
NYC brings back stickers for cars that violate street cleaning rules
The measure reverses a 2011 law that prohibited the Department of Sanitation from placing stickers on vehicles that violate alternate-side parking rules.

















