N.Y. Gov Hochul’s tough love for Mamdani? She draws line over next NYC budget
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Mayor Zohran Mamdani may have to look for other options to close next year’s city budget, Gov. Kathy Hochul said in an interview with Politico. Hochul said it’s up to the mayor to handle the budget going forward, even as she provided billions in financial aid this year to close New York City’s bud
Knife-Wielding Duo Hits Upper East Side Shop, Grabs $1.9K and Runs
Two people armed with a knife robbed a commercial business on Second Avenue in Manhattan on the evening of June 1, taking roughly $1,900 in cash and running off on foot, according to police. The victim was a 21-year-old male employee who was working at the time. Investigators have now released surveillance stills and a
Girl, 17, stabbed with knife during fight at Brooklyn school
Girl, 17, stabbed with knife during fight at Brooklyn school
Penn Station Stabbing Victim Blames City Leaders for Suspects Freedom
Penn Station stabbing victim blames NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani and DA Alvin Bragg, recounting the chaotic scene where multiple people were attacked.
Sherrill finally entered Delaney Hall — and says she wasn’t allowed to speak with...
Governor Sherrill visited Delaney Hall in Newark, pushing for transparency in ICE detention but disappointed by limited access and no contact with detainees, as she fights for their rights.
Two men and a teen shot in Mott Haven; two people in custody
Police say two men and a 15-year-old boy were shot outside of 489 E 140th St. late Monday evening.
Mamdani Agrees to 12-Hour NYPD Shifts During World Cup as New York Braces for...
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has agreed to allow the NYPD to place most uniformed officers on 12-hour shifts during a stretch of major summer events tied to the FIFA World Cup, the July 4 holiday, and the nationwide America250 celebrations, marking a major test of his relationship with the city's police force.
NYC sanitation worker built a 55,000-piece museum from the trash
This story first appeared on palabra, the digital news site by the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. NEW YORK CITY — Between 59th and 96th Street on the Upper East Side, Nelson Molina learned that New York is, at its core, a city of obscene and involuntary generosity. In a neighborhood where buildings have
Landlord targeted by Mamdani agrees to forgive back rent in 5,100 apartments
Mayor Zohran Mamdani visited a building once owned by Pinnacle Group in Flatbush, Brooklyn the same day he was inaugurated. The company Summit says it will waive unpaid rent in its new building portfolio as long as tenants resume making payments. [ more › ]
Controversial vigilante publicly shames Staten Islanders into better parking
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — If you block the fire lane, straddle two spots or commit any kind of parking job that simply “looks stupid,” one Staten Island vigilante pledges to share the outrageous offense with more than 2,000 social media followers. Staten Island Bad Parking, a homegrown...

















