Vidoes show Jones Beach concertgoers scrambling for shelter in hellish lightning storm: ‘We’re trapped!’
It was a lot more than drops of Jupiter. Concertgoers at the Jones Beach Amphitheater had to run for their lives as thunderstorms swept over the waterfront venue Saturday, delaying a show by the rock band Train. Videos posted online showed fans scrambling indoors as whipping winds, driving rain and lighting struck the
This New York Family-Owned Restaurant Delivers Italy To Your Plate, No Passport Required
One minute you are planning a normal dinner, and the next you are reconsidering every jarred sauce you have ever trusted. Well, that escalated deliciously. A family-run Italian restaurant has spent more than eight decades making pasta good enough for Frank Sinatra. That alone sets a fairly high bar. This...
NORAD F-16s intercept multiple aircraft violating temporary flight restrictions over New Jersey
The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) announced on Sunday that its F-16s intercepted multiple aircraft that violated temporary flight restrictions over New Jersey. NORAD F-16 fighter jets intercepted multiple general aviation aircraft that violated the temporary flight restriction airspace over Bedminste
70-year-old woman randomly pushed from behind onto subway tracks in Midtown
The 70-year-old victim was pulled back up to the platform by bystanders.
Flash flooding in NYC impacts restaurants, cancels concerts
The floodwaters were gone by Sunday, but Saturday's storms still left their impact across New York City.
Hudson Valley Murder Investigation Takes Stunning Family Turn
Police say the suspect was someone she knew, and the motive centers on a bitter family dispute.
Zohran Mamdani rejects $305,800 pay hike approved by lawmakers, and he explains that nobody...
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is officially turning down a pay raise that was recently approved by City Council members, Bloomberg reported. This move comes as the city moves forward with a legislative package that boosts salaries for a wide range of elected officials by 18 percent. While the goal of the legislation is to help
Gunfire Erupts Outside Bronx NYPD Outpost on Sedgwick Ave
Gunfire outside an NYPD facility in the Highbridge section of the Bronx on Sunday sent detectives fanning out along Sedgwick Avenue, after a man was found shot multiple times. The victim was rushed to Harlem Hospital, where police said he was listed in stable condition, and investigators began combing the area for evid
World Cup Final Gridlock: NJ TRANSIT changes, NYC street closures on Sunday
NEW YORK CITY - The eyes of the world are on the New York City region on Sunday for the historic FIFA World Cup Final at NYNJ Stadium. With hundreds of thousands of fans descending on the area, officials have implemented massive transit restrictions and street closures to keep the region moving.
We Walked Through 11 New York Aviation Museums and Every One Had a Story...
History doesn’t just sit behind glass in these museums—it practically takes flight. New York’s aviation story is packed with daring inventors, fearless pilots, legendary aircraft, and moments that changed the future of flying. Every stop on this journey offered something different, from roaring warbirds and graceful gl

















