Landlords lose appeal challenging NYC broker fee ban
MANHATTAN (CN) — New York City landlords, real estate brokers and industry groups lost their attempt to revive a challenge to a city law that took effect last year, prohibiting landlords from passing on broker fees to their tenants. Since taking effect in June 2025, the Fairness in Apartment...
Mayor Mamdani turning underused NYPD parking lot into 131 affordable homes
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is advancing his commitment to affordable housing with this new project.
Coney Island tenants demand action over rats, garbage, broken elevators and lack of gas
Tenants at Sea Park East told News 12 the conditions have become part of their daily lives.
Cases of cyclospora parasite linked to fresh produce, swimming pools on the rise citywide
Officials recommend that anyone experiencing symptoms contact a health care provider for treatment.
Mamdani pressed for answers on West Side’s growing homeless encampment
New York City has been accused of being too slow to respond to the homeless encampment growing between the Intrepid Museum and Javits Center.
Maryland Pizza Icon Opens New Location in New York City
Ledo Pizza announced that its newest location is now open at 220 Varick St. in Manhattan’s West Village, marking the chain’s second location in New York City. For many Marylanders, Ledo Pizza is more than just another pizza restaurant. The brand traces its roots to 1955, when the original Ledo Restaurant opened in Adel
This enormous Thrift Store in New Jersey Is So Big You Could Spend All...
Tucked away at 400 Huyler St in South Hackensack, NJ, the Goodwill NYNJ Outlet Store is not your average thrift shop. At a jaw-dropping 125,000 square feet, this place is so massive that shoppers genuinely spend hours exploring every corner. Whether you are hunting for designer fashion, unique housewares, or...
Leaning New York skyscraper where worker died could be abandoned
What was supposed to be a luxury residential tower now exists as an unfinished project with no known future.
The Best Bars in Montclair, NJ, and Why There Aren’t More of Them
Montclair has roughly 13 liquor licenses for a town of 41,000 people. Here's where that scarcity actually pays off, from Bar Franco's negronis to the town's only rooftop.
Schroon Lake Traffic Stop Leads to Fugitive Arrest
A Bronx woman was taken into custody after troopers found multiple outstanding New Jersey warrants during an Interstate 87 traffic stop. A Schroon Lake fugitive arrest began with what New York State Police described as a routine traffic stop on Interstate 87. Troopers said the driver, a 31-year-old Bronx woman, was tak
