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An NYPD traffic enforcement agent was punched in the face while writing a parking summons outside 1800 Davidson Avenue in the Bronx on August 28, and police are now hunting the man and woman who confronted him before fleeing in opposite directions. The agent, who was on duty and in uniform at the time, was left with pa

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — New York City officials laid out their plans on Friday to ensure a safe celebration for the annual J’ouvert and West Indian Day Carnival on Labor Day. Marking the biggest change from last year, the carnival will be cut down by 30 minutes for 2026, set to wrap up at […]

A disabled East Village resident with morbid obesity is suing his co-op over new rules he says threaten a parking spot his family has used for decades — as the board moves to sell the lot for residential development. Steven Andruseaski, 61, is suing Village View Housing Corporation over a new parking agreement he says

A New York City track worker was struck and dragged to her death by a D train late Thursday night while setting up flags to warn of subway construction ahead, city and union officials said. Moet McCullum, a 41-year-old construction flagger, was hit just after 11:30 p.m. Thursday at the 161st Street–Yankee Stadium stati

Journal Square is set to gain more than 1,000 new apartments after Great Neck-based Namdar Group secured $390 million in construction financing for its Park Tower development at 629 Newark Ave. in Jersey City, as Multi-Housing News reported Wednesday. The package comprises a $310 million senior loan from Affinius Capit

Mordis Sandwich Shop in Jersey City serves up breakfast the way chef Mordechai Chichportiche grew up eating it. His Breakfast Schnitzel stacks crispy fried chicken with egg, bacon, cheddar, and garlic aioli on challah.

Every day, thousands of commuters pass through the Secaucus interchange on the New Jersey Turnpike. They do this without knowing that the ground beneath the ramps, the rail platforms, and the transfer station once held more than four thousand bodies. They were buried in unmarked shafts over the course of eight decades

LOWER MANHATTAN (PIX11) — Ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Mayor Mamdani is making official declarations to honor the day with service while also announcing a more streamlined way for the city to be prepared for future emergencies. The mayor is declaring Sept. 11 as a New York City Day of remembrance and service,

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — The Brooklyn Bridge has reopened after police shot a knife-wielding man who was on the cables of the bridge early Friday morning, according to authorities. Police were called to the scene around 3:28 a.m., where they found a man walking on the cables of the bridge with a knife, authorities […]

Two 20-ton whale sharks put on a show that hasn't been seen around here since 1935.