National Doughnut Day in NYC: Freebies and deals
NEW YORK (PIX11) — Doughnut lovers rejoice! In celebration of National Doughnut Day on Friday, several stores across New York City are offering special deals you don’t want to miss out on. Duck Donuts Customers can enjoy a free classic donut while supplies last. Dunkin’ Customers can get a free donut with each drink pu
Mamdani’s NYPD Chief Dragged Into Pension Brawl In Manhattan Court
Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch, a key holdover for Mayor Zohran Mamdani, is now at the center of a federal lawsuit that could hit City Hall where it hurts: the NYPD’s inner workings and its pension rules. Tisch is named in a Manhattan federal complaint filed May 26, 2026, that...
$5 million multi-state theft ring targeting cigarettes, meat, copper dismantled by FBI, NYPD
NEW YORK CITY - A massive and highly coordinated retail theft ring has been taken down following a joint operation by the FBI, the NYPD and the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office. What we know:. Eight suspects are currently facing charges for allegedly orchestrating a complex scheme to steal nearly...
Everything We Know About the Mysterious Sewer People Emerging From Manholes Around NYC
Typically, when dozens of mysterious people are pouring out of a sewer, they’re either running from or hunting for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Given that today’s story is set in New York City, the comparison feels unavoidable. According to reports from NBC News, police are investigating events captured on securit
Former NYPD Detective from Long Island Sentenced to 48 Months in Prison for Paycheck...
Earlier today, in federal court in Brooklyn, John Bolden of Valley Stream, 47, was sentenced by United States District Judge Diane Gujarati to 48 months in prison for wire fraud conspiracy in connection with a scheme to defraud the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). At the time of his criminal conduct, Bolden was a det
After recent fire, Velez taps two experts to assist in planning and recovery in...
Belleville Mayor-elect Frank Velez III has enlisted two prominent North Jersey fire safety experts to help the town recover from an overwhelming 12-alarm warehouse fire last month. Velez announced that John Cosgrove, a former Fair Lawn mayor and fire chief, and former Jersey City Fire Department Battalion Chief Robert
O’Dea congratulates nominees for Hudson commissioner, lays out changes for ’27
Hudson County Commissioner Bill O’Dea (D-2) is congratulating the Democratic nominees for commissioner who won last night, only one of whom will face competition in November, laying out the changes he has in store for 2027. “I could not be more proud of incoming Commissioners Pam Johnson, Ron Bautista...
Food hall at former Lord & Taylor building to open this month
The food hall at Fifth Avenue’s landmarked Lord & Taylor building will finally open later this month, making the historic Midtown property accessible to the public for the first time since the department store closed in 2019. Shaver Hall, a 35,000-square-foot dining and entertainment destination, will open on the groun
Foundation gives retired racehorses a future
A horse once headed for slaughter surged through traffic, scaffolding and parked cars on a Manhattan street, carrying a New York City mounted police officer in pursuit of a woman accused of stealing a purse. The horse was Kelly, formerly known as EP Great Drive, a registered Standardbred rescued in...
Manhattan DA: Thieves busted after stealing 25K pounds of cheese, $4.5M in wholesale goods
A surveillance image of alleged suspects in a national wholesale theft ring. Scammers showed up in trucks with fake logos and registrations to boost copper, cigarettes and a whole lot of Manchego cheese, officials said. [ more › ]
