No more gas for Costco shoppers at one of its busiest locations in the...
COSTCO shoppers looking to fill up their tanks with the brand’s cheap fuel will need to go elsewhere with the retailer’s latest update. One of its busiest locations in the US has been shuttered, forcing drivers to head elsewhere in a city infamous for its traffic jams. Staten...
See the Orionid meteor shower peak over New York this week: Best viewing times
Astronomy enthusiasts can look forward to the annual Orionid meteor shower, which is expected to peak overnight Wednesday, Oct. 21, into Thursday, Oct. 22. The fall meteor shower is caused by debris left behind by Halley's comet. The American Meteor Society says Orionids are known for their speed, producing meteors that travel through Earth's atmosphere at about 148,000 mph. Those fast-moving meteors can leave glowing trails across the sky and occasionally produce especially bright fireballs. He
A New York Woman’s Dashcam Caught a Staged Crash on the Belt Parkway —...
Asphia Natasha was driving on the Belt Parkway when a silver Honda cut in front of her and backed directly into her car. She had a dashcam running. The footage went viral. And it is the reason two men are now in prison — because without that video, the story would have been her word against theirs, and in New York’s no-fault insurance system, that is a fight innocent drivers lose more often than they should.
NYC rolls out program to lower monthly energy bills
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — In response to skyrocketing rates from Con Edison and other power companies, New York City is rolling out a program to provide some relief to customers. The City has already begun to contact thousands of New Yorkers about the Enhanced Energy Affordability Program. This free program could help eligible households […]
Good Samaritan, NYPD officers reunite after fiery Henry Hudson crash
Two NYPD officers reunited with a good Samaritan who helped them pull a driver from a burning vehicle on the Henry Hudson Parkway on Oct. 6.
Eyesore NYC corridor has homeless shacking up in RVs, trucks and trailers: ‘It looks...
Residents along an unsightly stretch of the Bronx are fed up with an eyesore corridor where the homeless have been bedding down in old RVs, trailers and trucks for years, The Post has learned. The “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” along a section of Webster Avenue has been a headache for locals for at least two years — but the desperate folks calling the rundown vehicles home said they were driven to a bare-bones existence by the Big Apple’s sky-high rents . “It’s starting to become an eyesore,” said
New Jersey Just Opened An 85,000-Square-Foot Supermarket Inside A 60-Story Tower
A full-size supermarket now sits on the second floor of a 60-story apartment tower, and shoppers ride an escalator up to the produce. The store covers 85,000 square feet, which beats plenty of suburban grocery stores on size. I like how this flips the usual city shopping routine on its...
HS Senior In Suspected DUI Crash In Union Needs Multiple Surgeries, Family Says
A New Jersey high school senior suffered devastating injuries in a crash involving a 17-year-old driver suspected of DUI, leaving her facing multiple surgeries and a long road to recovery, according to her family. Elizabeth Kumesh-Torres suffered a fractured pelvis, broken ribs on both sides, a sple…
US Postal workers indicted for stealing checks in East New York
Prosecutors say Nicole Bernard and Kenisha Hazzard stole checks from residents along their East New York routes and deposited them into their bank accounts.
Massive marijuana grow operation uncovered in Bronx apartment during eviction
Authorities converged on a home in the Fordham section, where officials confiscated 30 cannabis plants from what neighbors described as a grow house operating out of a small apartment.

















