New SNAP rule impacts NY adults: Work requirements now in effect
NEW YORK (PIX11) – A new federal SNAP rule impacts adults who may qualify for benefits. To continue receiving SNAP benefits beyond three months within a three-year period, adults must follow work rules, according to the USDA. These new rules, known as the Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents (ABAWD) time limit, have...
Tisch to stay on as NYPD commissioner under Mamdani
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch accepted Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s offer to remain the city’s top cop when he takes office in January.
The irredeemable Jim McGreevey scams Jersey City voters with outsider cash
Though he served less than three years as the 52nd governor of New Jersey, James E. McGreevey still earned the dubious distinction of becoming one of the most thoroughly investigated governors in New Jersey history. Following his resignation in Trenton, McGreevey published a memoir entitled The Confession and pursued...
7 On Your Side: Street vendors fight to keep their coffee cart’s spot
Two brothers sold coffee from a cart on the same block for 30 years -- until a flower planter displaced them. 7 On Your Side helped them out.
Substance Abuse Counselor Convicted of Killing Four People, Injuring More While Driving Intoxicated
Drunk driver Daniel Hyden — a substance abuse counselor, who wrote a book titled The Sober Addict — was convicted of killing four people and injuring several others in New York City, officials say. Prosecutors charged Hyden, 46, was boozed up behind the wheel when his speeding pickup truck crashed through a chain...
Seniors shoved to ground, punched in face in NYC attacks
Police are searching for two female suspects in separate attacks in Manhattan and Brooklyn this month, including one in which a woman was shoved to the ground and another in which a man was punched in the face on a city bus.
Tragedy at Regis High as Boy, 16, Falls to Death, Likely Suicide
Tragedy came to a nearly idyllic block of the Upper East Side Thursday, Nov. 13, with the shocking news that a Regis High student had died, having fallen from the fifth floor of the illustrious Jesuit-run Catholic school in an apparent suicide. According to NYPD, the unnamed 16-year-old boy plunged...
You Won’t Believe New York’s #1 Thanksgiving Side Dish in 2025
The most popular holiday side in New York may not be what you expect.
Bill mandating two-person crew on every subway train could cost MTA
Ten-car subway trains currently have a conductor in the middle and an operator at the front, but there are five-car trains, like the Times Square Shuttle and the G at times, that only have an operator. A bill on the governor’s desk would mandate all trains have two-person crews.
8 Hauntingly Beautiful Abandoned Places Hidden Across New York
There’s something undeniably captivating about places time has quietly left behind. Crumbling brick, empty windows, and vines reclaiming forgotten structures all create a kind of beauty that feels both eerie and irresistible. Across the state, old hospitals, military outposts, factories, and ghostly islands offer...

















