Nearly 100-year-old Loew’s Jersey Theatre announces reopening weekend lineup in November
Interior rendering of the soon-to-reopen Loew's Theater. - HBSE. Nearly a century after first opening its doors as one of the nation’s most spectacular movie palaces, the historic Loew’s Jersey Theatre in Jersey City will reopen as a fully restored, state-of-the-art live performance venue this fall after a massive rede
Man Without a Nose Accused of Drug Trafficking After Drug-Sniffing Dog Searched His Car
A noseless New York man was arrested in Florida for allegedly trafficking drugs after he and his accomplice were found by a drug-sniffing dog. Charles Wilson Pastore was arrested on September 3 after the white Mercedes-Benz he was riding in was pulled over by police in Fort Lauderdale. According to court documents view
A Look At The 25 Best Burger Chains in America
Want to know which burger chains America loves the most (and if it's the one you love, too)? A new report from Yelp ranks the 25 top burger chains in the U.S. based on customer reviews.
Washington Square Park drug kingpin and his ‘Yellow Bag boys’ ran wild Wall Street-worthy...
A drug kingpin raked in nearly $40,000 a month running a Wall Street-worthy operation near Washington Square Park — hiring worker bees for set shifts and twice the number of managers to oversee them, it was alleged in court Tuesday. Justin Barry, an ex-drug con, testified in Manhattan federal court about the intricate
NYC agrees to shell out $60M to property owners whose buildings were seized under...
The Big Apple has agreed to pay $60 million to property owners whose buildings were seized under a controversial city program that Mayor Zohran Mamdani has vowed to revive. Under the settlement agreement filed in Manhattan federal court Friday, owners of 64 properties seized by the city over unpaid tax debts will recei
Armed robbery under investigation at Soundview deli
Police say that two men entered a business at 1639 Westchester Ave. at 1 a.m. and showed those inside a gun while demanding property from victims.
Motion to dismiss Leroy Truth’s assault case against Union City cop to be heard...
A motion to dismiss an assaulting a Union City police officer charge against Leonard Filipowski, better known as Leroy Truth, was expected to be ruled on today in Hudson County Superior Court but instead was pushed to a hearing in October. At the Frank Guarini Justice Complex at 24 Central...
Cops return beloved NYC bodega cat days after couple snatched him — and have...
The cat-astrophe has ended. A beloved Park Slope bodega cat was reunited with his devoted owner Tuesday, just days after the feline was plucked off a Brooklyn street by a pair of accused cruel hipsters — and now one of the alleged snatchers is in police custody. Cops brought little Jabal to the 8th St. Mini Mart in the
A Century of Sandwiches Ends: Why This NYC Deli Just Served Its Last Customer
Manor Delicatessen in Woodhaven, Queens, served its last customers on August 21, ending a run of more than 100 years. The closure removes one of New York City’s longest-running neighborhood delis from Jamaica Avenue.
Taxi driver union sounds alarm on working conditions after 3rd cabbie found dead in...
Taxi driver union sounds alarm on working conditions after 3rd cabbie found dead in his car in as many months

















