Shovels blazin’ as NY, NJ residents defend parking spots in blizzard’s aftermath — with...
Snow parking zones are popping up all over as fed-up motorists defend their carved-put spots tooth, nail and shovel. From “DIY” signs threatening to slash tires, to a fed-up driver warning anyone who takes his spot that they may not be able to find their car afterwards, people have been pulling out all the stops to...
Woman killed, 16-year-old stabbed in neck in Bronx homicide; investigation underway
NEW YORK - A 42-year-old woman was killed and a 16-year-old boy was injured in a stabbing inside a Bronx apartment early Saturday morning. Police responded around 6:40 a.m. to a 911 call reporting an assault inside 956 Sherman Avenue, within the 44th Precinct. Officers arriving at the scene found...
Smoke at PATH train station suspends service
HOBOKEN, New Jersey (PIX11) — A track fire prompted service changes and the evacuation of the Hoboken PATH train station on Friday, officials said. Port Authority police and the Hoboken Fire Department were called to the station just before 11:30 a.m. Service was suspended on multiple PATH lines as a result,...
Founder of Real Estate Developer Behind South Bronx Development Pleads Guilty to Fraud
U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Jay Clayton announced Friday, Feb. 27, that Florida man, Joshua Schuster, pled guilty before U.S. District Judge Valerie E. Caproni to securities fraud for his role in a scheme to defraud investors in large real estate development projects located in New York City....
One of the oldest Italian restaurants in the Theatre District closes
Some would argue that its allure is the space - from its antique cash register to its chandelier purchased from a royal Italian family, it is a restaurant tucked inside a museum.
NYC wedding dress designer goes viral for carving bridal snow sculpture in Central Park
This is snow impressive! A Manhattan wedding dress designer went viral this week for sculpting an uncannily realistic mannequin out of snow. Upper West Sider Colette Komm headed to Central Park Tuesday afternoon with only two serrated bread knives — and in just three hours, had carved out the snowy work of art. Dress...
Alvin Bragg just chose to stand AGAINST the NYPD
We really wish Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg hadn’t joined Mayor Zohran Mamdani in failing to support police officers who got assaulted in the course of doing their duty. Bragg’s office dropped the most serious charges against the first perp arrested for throwing frozen snowballs at cops answering a 911...
Coney Island principal failed to protect 2 elderly stray cats buried repeatedly in snow...
Animal activists claim a Coney Island principal is a real-life Cruella de Vil for failing to protect a pair of stray cats repeatedly buried by snow blowers this year. Coney Island animal lover Suzanne Hernandez had been feeding a then four-member cat colony at IS 303 on Shore Parkway for 12 years, without issue,...
NYC mother stabbed to death by maniac beau, son badly injured, cops say
A woman was fatally stabbed and her teenage son was badly hurt after her beau allegedly attacked them with a knife Saturday morning in the Bronx, cops said. Yesenia Hall, 42, was stabbed in the neck and torso and her 16-year-old son in the neck and back around 6:30 a.m. in their apartment on Sherman Ave. in...
New York’s Once-Thriving Military Base Was Abandoned And Transformed Into A State Park With...
On the far eastern point of Long Island, about 120 miles from Manhattan, lies Montauk, a dreamy bohemian hamlet with world-class surf and seafood. While Montauk is known as a popular summertime getaway, its prime position occupying New York's easternmost point was also used for another purpose. During World War II,...

















