Georgia man charged in 1989 NJ cold case homicide
A Georgia man has been charged in connection with a 1989 cold case homicide in Bayonne, prosecutors said. Joseph Quiros-Soto, 62, is charged with murder and murder during the commission of a burglary, according to the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office. Quiros-Soto was arrested Wednesday at his home in Griffin, Georgia,
3 people shot, 1 slashed after dispute in Washington Heights: police
Officers responded to West 162nd Street and Fort Washington Avenue just before 8 p.m. for reports of a shooting.
Queensboro Bridge bike lane crash kills 2
Two people were killed in a bike lane crash on the Queensboro Bridge Thursday morning.
Deed Theft Indictment Targets City Council Member’s Family
An organized ring of lawyers, real estate brokers and members of Councilmember Darlene Mealy’s family crafted an elaborate deed theft scheme, posing as heirs of the deceased owner of a Harlem brownstone to obtain more than $1.6 million in fraudulent bank loans, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg alleged Thursday.
Scathing Mamdani hits out at Elon Musk in furious attack over DOGE
Mamdani's newly unveiled Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE) drew immediate comparisons to the controversial Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) headed by Elon Musk
New Yorkers finally fed up with Mamdani
A rally this week outside Gracie Mansion, the mayor's residence in New York City, highlights Mayor Zohran Mamdani's antisemitism problem: He doesn't think antisemitism is a problem.
Invasive fish that can ‘walk across the road’ found in New York lake
A dangerous invasive fish that can survive on land for up to four days has been found in a New York lake, and officials are scrambling to contain them
Mayor Mamdani fires NYC sheriff, appoints former NYPD Lieutenant and whistleblower Edwin Raymond
Edwin Raymond, who was with the NYPD for 15 years, wrote a book about his experience in the NYPD.
Cause of NYC shipyard explosion that killed worker, injured dozens revealed
The massive explosion at a Staten Island commercial shipyard last week that killed a worker was determined to be accidental, caused by flammable paint vapors, the FDNY revealed Wednesday. “Preliminary findings indicate the fire involved the ignition of flammable vapors associated with industrial-grade paint within the
The Confederate Army Of Manhattan, The Southern Operatives Who Tried To Burn New York...
In November 1864, a group of eight Confederates set fires throughout Manhattan, hoping to destroy the city — but their plot ultimately went up in smoke. Flames licking the proud hotels and theaters along Broadway. Smoke curling over the brownstones and stockyards of New York City. Panic in the North — and a new push fo
