14 New York Restaurants With Scenic Views Worth Booking In 2026
A great view can make dinner feel like it earned a soundtrack. In New York, certain restaurants turn the table itself into prime real estate, with windows, rooftops, terraces, skyline angles, and water views that make everyone pause before reaching for the menu. The food still has to deliver, of...
With roots dating back to 1887, NYC’s oldest Italian-American feast has returned to Williamsburg—12...
The smell of sizzling sausage and peppers, fresh cannolis, and powdered-sugar-covered zeppoles has once again taken over Williamsburg as NYC’s beloved Our Lady of Mount Carmel Feast (OLMC Feast) has returned for 2026. Through Sunday, July 19, North 8th Street transforms into a 12-day Italian street festival packed with
Man Climbs Brooklyn Bridge and Walks Across Suspension Cables
One week after a couple illegally climbed to the top of the Empire State Building, another daredevil was spotted in New York scaling the Brooklyn Bridge and walking across the steel suspension cables. A group of police officers climbed up the cables to bring him down safely and he was arrested.
Italian Chef-Owner Bringing New Concept to the Upper East Side
Trained in the kitchens of Florence, Italy, veteran Upper East Side restaurateur and chef Adrian Kercuku is opening a new concept in Lenox Hill called La Colina on the corner of First Avenue and 74th Street. Kercuku is probably best known for his long-standing success at da Adriano, a neighborhood staple that has been
A Dangerous New York Disease Outbreak Keeps Growing
Over 20 New Yorkers are in the hospital, many are in the ICU in critical condition.
Ground stops at major NYC airports due to thunderstorms
NEW YORK (PIX11) — Flights heading to LaGuardia, John F. Kennedy and Newark Airports were grounded Thursday due to weather, according to the FAA. Nearly 500 flights to all three airports have been delayed as of 1:40 p.m. on Thursday, according to FlightAware data. Severe flood warnings were issued in Kings, Middlesex a
New Yorkers Told To Avoid Hudson River After Sewage Leak
Officials are urging people to avoid the Hudson River after untreated sewage entered the water following a power outage.
Union City woman among 6 charged in $20.7M healthcare fraud & kickback scheme
A Union City woman is among six charged in a $20.7 million healthcare fraud and kickback scheme that went on for 37 months, U.S. Attorney William Frazer announced. “The District of New Jersey remains committed to aggressively rooting out fraud, waste, and abuse committed by doctors, pharmacists, and medical professiona
New York City’s Shelter System is Failing Everyone. This is Why We Sued.
Thirteen of my neighbors and I have sued the City of New York over the planned homeless shelter at 225 25th Street in Greenwood Heights. We sued because the City refuses to treat us with fairness, transparency or basic respect. We filed pro se because legal counsel was beyond the...
Claim your winning $1M lottery ticket before its too late
NEW YORK (PIX11) — Check your Powerball tickets. You may be $1 million richer. An unclaimed prize-winning ticket worth $1 million will expire next month, the New York Lottery announced Thursday. The Powerball ticket was sold at Diamond News, Inc., located at 631 2nd Avenue in Manhattan. The winning numbers for the Pow
