You can get 35-cent pizza slices today to celebrate Mayor Mamdani’s 35th birthday
Most birthday parties require you to bring something. But, surprisingly, for Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s 35th, a little loose change should do. East Village Pizza is celebrating the mayor’s birthday today October 18, with 35-cent slices from 1pm to 3pm. The shop at 145 First Avenue, on the corner of East 9th Street, is offering the deal as part of its National Pizza Month celebrations, giving New Yorkers a two-hour chance to buy lunch with coins dug out of your tote bag. With a regular cheese slice c
Wallington Officials Retreat on Data Center Plan After Resident Revolt
Wallington officials say they are scrapping language that would have allowed a data center on the site of the borough's old Farmland Dairies plant, reversing course after residents packed meetings for weeks demanding answers about traffic, noise and utility strain. The about-face comes after a proposed ordinance that would have let a developer seek approval for a data center on 33 acres along Main Avenue drew sustained pushback from neighbors near the town's entrance.
Gov. Hochul signs bill designating Little Yemen in the Bronx as a cultural district
Hochul announced the designation on Sunday alongside local Bronx business leaders and community members. She says it could make cultural organizations in Little Yemen eligible for state grants.
Man arrested by ICE outside of Mexican restaurant in Downtown Jersey City
A man was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) outside of a Mexican restaurant in Downtown Jersey City yesterday afternoon. “Following yesterday’s ICE arrest in Jersey City, my team and I have been in contact with the family and pressing authorities for answers. Let’s be clear: ICE’s relentless targeting of our neighbors does nothing to make our communities safer,” U.S. Rep. Rob Menendez (D-8) wrote on social media late this afternoon.
Jealous NYC geriatric shoots girlfriend, 70, younger boyfriend as elderly love triangle turns violent:...
A jilted geriatric shot his 70-year-old girlfriend and her younger lover when he found them in a Bronx apartment Saturday night, according to sources. The 68-year-old man blasted her once in the gut and shot his 60-year-old romantic rival multiple times in the chest in a ninth-floor apartment near East 173rd Street and Third Avenue around 9:30 p.m., police said. The jilted geriatric shot his 70-year-old girlfriend and her younger lover when he found them in a Bronx apartment Saturday night, acco
Sheepshead Bay Subway Door Dispute Ends With 68-Year-Old Woman Slashed
A 68-year-old woman was slashed in the face with a knife Saturday morning at the Sheepshead Bay B and Q station after a dispute with a man who was holding open the subway's emergency exit door. The confrontation began around 9 a.m., and the attacker fled on a southbound Q train before NYPD Transit officers took a 70-year-old man wearing a hoodie into custody at the station.
Huge Staten Island warehouse burns in massive four-alarm fire
STATEN ISLAND (PIX11) — A spectacular four-alarm fire in Staten Island tonight lit up the night sky and was visible for miles. More than 200 firefighters battled to bring those flames under control. Emergency responders got the call of a fire on Hylan Boulevard and Loretto Street around 5:45 p.m. Saturday. When firefighters arrived, they […]
NYPD officer struck by SUV in Bronx hit-and-run
It happened around 7:20 p.m. Saturday at Garrison Avenue and Whittier Street.
US dog bite danger zones — and NYC borough with worst odds of getting...
Forget sharks, bears and other terrifying creatures. One of America’s most threatening animals could be curled up on your couch. An estimated 4.5 million Americans are bitten by dogs every year, with a dog-bite victim ending up in an emergency room every 80 seconds, the CDC estimates. Now, a new study has revealed where US residents face the greatest risk of a dog bite-related insurance claim. Rita Kochmarjova – stock.adobe.com The Empire State placed 9th in the ratings with 1,308 claims in 2025
Armed nutjob barricaded himself in NYC apartment after shooting two people: cops
A man barricaded himself in a New York City apartment after shooting two people Saturday night, police said. Cops responded to a call of shots fired inside an apartment building in the Claremont neighborhood of the Bronx just before 9:30 p.m., according to the NYPD. Police said the man fired his gun multiple times in the hallway of the building and then barricaded himself inside an apartment. Bronx murderer demands $1M after slipping in jail shower — 4 years after deadly group attack Police resp

















