NYC to combat Staten Island mosquitoes with aerial larviciding treatment next week
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — For the first time this summer, the New York City Health Department will conduct aerial larviciding operations in New York City in an effort to reduce mosquito activity. Low-flying helicopters will treat various nonresidential marshes and wetland areas of Staten Island, the Bronx, Brooklyn and...
Woman arrested, accused of assaulting 98-year-old in Prospect Lefferts Gardens
The suspect has been identified as 27‑year‑old Tashara Abel.
Staten Island man’s death ruled a homicide 27 years after shovel assault
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Michael Anthony Boyd was critically injured 27 years ago when he was hit on the head with a shovel during an assault in Mariners Harbor. Boyd succumbed to his injuries at age 59 on Dec. 27, 2025. His death was deemed a homicide in April 2026 by the medical examiner, according to a statement from t
State police seek new leads in 1991 Union County homicide of New York taxi...
WHITE DEER TWP., UNION CO. (WOLF) — Pennsylvania State Police are renewing efforts to solve a more than three-decade-old homicide in Union County and are asking the public for information. According to investigators, the body of an unidentified man was discovered Jan. 10, 1992, in a drainage ditch near...
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
Motion to dismiss charges against 40 Delaney Hall protestors filed by N.J. public defender
The state Public Defender’s Office filed a motion on Friday to dismiss charges against 40 protesters who were arrested at Delaney Hall last week. The defendants were among a group of 60 protestors arrested by Newark Police and State Police at the ICE detention facility on the night of May 31. They were all charged with
Worms, Mold and ‘Psychological Torture.’ Lawsuits Claim Cruel Conditions at Delaney Hall
NEWARK, N.J. — A woman says in court papers that guards starved her for five days straight. A man claims “conditions violate basic standards of human dignity.” And several plead for help as the drinking water tastes like “raw sewage.”. The mistreatment of immigrant detainees that...
Arrests Reported as Tensions Escalate Outside Delaney Hall Immigration Facility
Federal officials and local law enforcement reported arrests Friday as demonstrations outside Delaney Hall in Newark intensified, with confrontations leading to the use of pepper spray along Doremus Avenue. Newark, N.J. – Authorities reported escalating tensions Friday outside the Delaney Hall immigration detention fac
Newark mayor: Securing ICE facility isn’t the city’s job, pulls back police
Newark's Mayor Ras Baraka is scaling back police at Delaney Hall after protests turned confrontational, shifting focus to traffic and public safety while addressing concerns over ICE operations.
Brooklyn Neighborhood You’d Date But Never Marry
Let’s be honest. Not every Brooklyn neighborhood is marriage material. Some neighborhoods are exciting but not dependable. They are beautiful disasters you know will end badly but you can’t help yourself – just like the people you’ve dated in the past. If Brooklyn neighborhoods were people,...

















