New York Officials Issue Urgent Nuclear Survival Tips
This isn't a drill anymore. New York officials released emergency guides on what to do if the "big one" hits. Read them now.
One-Third of NYC EMS Workers Plan to Leave Jobs Due to Lack of Pay...
Julian Roberts-Grmela, Thomas Tracy – New York Daily News. More than a third of the city’s emergency medical technicians and paramedics are expected to leave this year as they continue to suffer from a crippling pay disparity that’s left some employees so destitute that they’re living in homeless shelters, union...
New York Mourns Death Of Legendary News Anchor With Ties To HV
A legendary voice in New York with several ties to the Hudson Valley has died.
Record numbers of people are converting to Catholicism, N.J. diocese says
The Archdiocese of Newark has seen record numbers of people converting to Catholicism in 2026, a statistic that the Rev. Armand Mantia said is happening around the world. A total of 1,701 parishioners will be added to the church before Easter. Of the large group, 645 of are catechumens, individuals who will be...
NJ firefighters rescue woman through top floor window of high-rise in dramatic video
Dramatic footage shows the moment New Jersey firefighters rush through a third-story window to rescue a woman inside as an inferno ripped through the building Saturday. The blaze raged in the downtown of South Orange and stretched to at least a pair of mixed-use buildings as a plume of smoke streamed from the...
Newark Police Seek Woman Wanted for Questioning in Early Morning Shooting
Authorities are asking for the public’s help locating a woman
Staten Island Rookie Puts NYPD Dream On Hold To Save His Dad
Before he ever put on an NYPD uniform, a Staten Island recruit made a very different kind of life-or-death call. Anthony Cantore, 26, hit pause on his police career so he could donate a kidney to his father, then stepped onto the big stage at Madison Square Garden on Monday as one of the department’s newest officers....
Eliot Spitzer’s Fifth Ave Condo Dream Stalled by 89-Year-Old Holdout
An 89-year-old rent-stabilized tenant at 985 Fifth Avenue is at the center of a showdown over Eliot Spitzer’s plan to knock down the 46-unit rental tower and replace it with luxury condos. Her lawyers say she was given a valid lease renewal, then pushed to give it back, and they are now asking state housing...
This Roadside Spot in New Jersey Is a Local Favorite-Here’s Why
Whenever I’m on a road trip, my eyes are always drawn to the landscape. Sure, I might see some beautiful nature or even a deer grazing on the side of the road, but that’s not what I’m most excited to see! I’m on the lookout for an iconic roadside stop. Maybe it’ll be a quirky […]
The Night the City Went Dark: New York City’s 1977 Blackout
On the night of July 13, 1977, New York City felt like a place stretched to its breaking point. The heat had settled over the boroughs in a heavy, unmoving blanket, the kind that made the air feel thick even after the sun went down. The city was already carrying the weight of a difficult decade. Crime rates had...

















