‘Good for Our Town’: New Jersey Locals Erupt Over Mayor’s Data Center Support. He...
Data centers are becoming harder to ignore as the AI boom brings more concerns about electricity use and costs. Those concerns are already showing up across New Jersey, but one mayor believes his town has good reasons to keep data centers around. Secaucus Mayor Michael Gonnelli recently defended the facilities in his
The New York Store Packed With Architectural Antiques Rescued From Buildings That No Longer...
Buildings in New York come down constantly, but their best parts do not always go with them. Doorknobs, stained glass, iron gates, chandeliers that once hung over rooms nobody living has seen. All of it gets pulled out ahead of the wrecking crews and given somewhere else to be. One...
New Jersey layoffs top 12,000 this year as eight employers announce cuts in August
A live customer service call center in Rockaway lost 187 jobs as August brought nearly 1,000 announced layoffs across New Jersey employers.
‘She Has Owned The Home For Nearly 50 Years’: Campaign Grows For Queen Mother...
A social media campaign is drawing attention to the legal battle surrounding Queen Mother Delois Blakey, a longtime Harlem resident whose supporters allege she is being targeted in a disputed property ownership case. Advocacy groups and community activists have rallied behind Blakey, describing her as an elder who has
ICE Agent Confronts Man Filming in Queens in Tense Encounter: ‘You Pointed a Gun...
An ICE agent pointed his gun at a protestor filming his vehicle in a scary Queens incident that has New Yorkers demanding ICE get out of the city.
ICE spotted making arrests near Woodside playground, angering officials
Even after federal immigration officials said they had finished large-scale sweeps across the city, reports of federal agents conducting arrests near a Woodside playground continued to pour in throughout the week, angering local officials. Queens elected officials and immigration advocates said Immigration and Customs
NYPD Hunts Man and Woman Who Punched Bronx Traffic Agent Issuing Ticket
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
West Indian Day Carnival to be shortened for security
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 […]
‘Morbidly obese’ NYC man takes co-op to court over new rules threatening his prime...
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
MTA Track Worker Struck and Killed by Bronx Subway Train During Overnight Construction
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
