10 Historic Shipwrecks in New York Waters.
The waters surrounding New York City and Long Island contain the remains of centuries of maritime history. For generations, vessels approaching New York Harbor had to navigate the shifting shoals of the South Shore, the violent currents of Hell Gate, the narrow harbor approaches, and the unpredictable waters of Long Is
Legionnaires’ Outbreak in South Bronx: 1 Dead, 5 Sickened
Note on the image of the Bronx General Post Office: There is no indication that Legionnaires' was detected at the building, it is simply being used since it is the location for the post office serving the 10451 zip code.
Mamdani and Giuliani shake hands at 9/11 commemoration
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and former Mayor Rudy Giuliani shook hands during the 9/11 commemoration ceremony at Ground Zero, a show of unity after Giuliani called on Mamdani not to attend the memorial.
Union City Man Gets 4.5 Months for Indecent Assault at Poconos Party
A 24-year-old Union City, New Jersey man will serve 4.5 months to two years in jail for indecent assault stemming from an encounter at a Poconos party. Jeremy A. Vera was sentenced Wednesday in Monroe County. According to the Pocono Record, Vera was sentenced in connection with an indecent-assault case....
‘Keeps me up at night’: Watertown woman breaks 25-year silence on working at Ground...
WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - Warning: The descriptions in this article and interview may be disturbing to some people. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the deadliest terrorist attacks in human history. At the World Trade Center in New York City, more than 2,700 people were
Where to Go Fishing in NYC: Historic Urban Angling Spots & Regulations
New York City’s relationship with fishing reaches back long before Wall Street became shorthand for finance. For centuries, the waters surrounding what became the five boroughs supported fishing, shellfishing, maritime trade, and waterfront communities. By the 19th century, the Fulton Fish Market had become one of the
Drivers Detour For The Garlic Knots At This Family-Run Jersey City Pizzeria
Some sweet spots earn their long lines the hard way, one hand-churned batch at a time. In downtown Jersey City, a decades-old parlor keeps regulars coming back for flavors you won’t spot at chain freezers, like jackfruit, ube, and soursop. Families walk over after dinner, kids press their faces...
Former FDNY paramedic from Poconos shares struggle since 9/11
Lorna MacIntire says that usually, around this time of year, she is away from her home in Tannersville on a trip. Along with her husband Tom, she tends to leave the television and the phone off once the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks rolls around. In the 25 years since the devastating event, the former paramedic f
Michigan parents of 9/11 victim mark 25 years: ‘Still fighting for justice’
Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, a Michigan couple is marking the anniversary in New York alongside other 9/11 families — still grieving, still advocating, and still demanding justice.
NYCLU files lawsuit against feds, local sheriffs one year following Cato ICE raid
A little over one year after an immigration raid at a nutrition bar factory in Cayuga County, the New York Civil Liberties Union has filed a lawsuit on behalf of four of the people detained by federal agents during the raid on Sept. 4, 2025. The lawsuit names individual agents...

















