Masked trio wanted for carjacking man at gunpoint in Coney Island: NYPD
Masked trio wanted for carjacking man at gunpoint in Coney Island: NYPD
NYC rent freeze, other new rules and laws take effect in October
Two new rules and a law take effect in October that could impact New Yorkers' rent, health and subscription services.
East Harlem Home Invasion Leaves Elderly Man Beaten, Kids Among Victims
Three unidentified intruders allegedly forced their way into an apartment in a residential building near Lexington Avenue and East 110th Street early on September 21, striking a 65-year-old man in the face before making off with roughly $925 in cash. The break-in happened around 3:30 a.m. in the 23rd Precinct, and at l
Jabbour recognizes Hoboken Charter School ED Grode for 25 years of service
Hoboken Charter School Executive Director Deidra Grode was recognized for her 25 years of service at last week’s HCS Board of Trustees meeting, where Mayor Emily Jabbour presented Grode with an a proclamation for her contributions to education. “While founders reap the benefits of seeing something emerge from an...
Housing group calls on Jersey City to fund MLK project over 128 Glenwood Ave.
Friends of Affordable Housing (FOAH) is calling on Jersey City to have a more “transparent, consistent, and accountable” process for allocating community development block grants (CDBG), asking the city to fund 439 Martin Luther King Drive over 128 Glenwood Ave. “Federal housing and community development funds are limi
Jersey City Planning Board approves transportation amendments to Master Plan
The Jersey City Planning Board approved new “Let’s Move” amendments to the transportation components of the Master Plan at last night’s meeting. Off the bat, Commissioner Andy Kaplan, also the director of the city’s Department of Infrastructure, recused himself from the application since he and the department helped de
Manhattan’s Little Red Lighthouse is getting a makeover
The Historic House Trust of New York City this week announced plans to restore the Little Red Lighthouse, a landmark in Washington Heights made famous by the 1942 children’s book “The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Gray Bridge” by Hildegarde H. Swift. Originally built in 1880 in New Jersey, the 40-foot structure m
Middlesex County files suit against energy companies over impacts from climate change
Middlesex County joins the State of New Jersey and the City of Hoboken on Sept. 30 by filing its own lawsuit against major oil companies, including BP Plc and BP America Inc., Exxon Mobil Corp. and Exxon Oil Corp., Shell Plc and Shell USA Inc., and others, seeking damages for climate-related impacts that the county all
Man fatally stabbed on J train, person of interest in custody, police say
NEW YORK - Police say that a person was fatally stabbed on the J train earlier today, Sept. 30. NYPD says that a 911 call was made at 5:20 p.m. regarding a person stabbed on the J train. The 59-year-old victim was found unconscious and with multiple stab wounds to...
Two TAKE 5 Tickets Hit Top Prize in Mount Vernon and Whitestone
Tuesday night’s TAKE 5 drawing produced two top-prize tickets sold in New York. NEW YORK,...

















