Local News: Family and Associates Face Charges in Massive $11 Million Pandemic Relief Fraud...
In a significant development in Brooklyn, six individuals, including several family members, have been charged with orchestrating a fraudulent scheme that led to the unlawful acquisition of nearly $11 million in pandemic relief and construction loans. According to the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office, the defendants
Man shot multiple times in head, killed on Brownsville street in Brooklyn
NEW YORK - Police are investigating after a man was fatally shot early Saturday morning in Brooklyn. Trade with Greater PrecisionA platform designed for traders who value reliability, speed, and advanced capabilities.TradeStation |. What we know:. Police said officers responded to a 911 call for an assault around 12:37
Evening Stabbing Rattles M104 Bus On Upper West Side
A tense argument aboard an MTA M104 bus on Manhattan’s Upper West Side ended in bloodshed Friday evening when a 74-year-old man was stabbed, police said. The dispute erupted around 6:39 p.m. near West 92nd Street and Broadway, and medics rushed the injured rider to St. Luke’s Hospital. Authorities said he was stabbed i
Man, 98, beaten with broom and metal chair in Brooklyn; woman sought
Man, 98, beaten with broom and metal chair in Brooklyn; woman sought
From Benson To Broadway: Young Model Selected For New York Fashion Week
BENSON, N.C. — A 12-year-old Benson girl is preparing to take her talents to one of the biggest stages in the fashion world. Saylor-Claire Herring, the reigning American United Miss Preteen National Queen, has been selected to model in New York Fashion Week this September in New York City.
Iconic NYC deli reopens long-closed dining room
The iconic Katz’s Deli in New York City has reopened its long-closed dining room. According to CBS News, Katz’s Deli opened its historic dining room, the Ludlow Room, last month for the first time since 1949. Jake Dell, the fifth-generation owner of Katz’s Deli, told CBS News that...
3 former West New York Housing Authority workers file age discrimination lawsuit
Three former West New York Housing Authority workers have filed an age discrimination and retaliation lawsuit against the agency and Board Chair Gene Martaroney, alleging he created an “increasingly hostile toward older and disabled employees.”. Maria Martin, Nancy Ruiz, and Charlene Otha filed a seven-count lawsuit in
The Cotton Club joins list of jazz clubs closing in Harlem
Harlem's historic Cotton Club recently announced it was up for sale. The news comes as jazz clubs across the borough disappear.
Chance of severe storms brings threat of damaging winds to tri-state Saturday evening
After 90-degree heat and blazing sun for most areas through Saturday afternoon, a cold front will generate potentially severe storms throughout much of the tri-state Saturday evening, with damaging straight-line wind posing the greatest threat. During the day, Saturday will be much like Friday, with highs around 90 or
Many Brooklyn Neighborhoods Have High Store Vacancies
Although the citywide storefront vacancy rate is largely improving, stubborn pockets of empty retail spaces remain in parts of Brooklyn, according to a new report from New York City Comptroller Mark Levine. The Comptroller's office on Thursday released Who’s Minding the Storefront? An Analysis of Storefront Vacancies,
