Confusion on the Tracks: Man Mistaken for ICE Agent Causes Stir on NYC Subway
A routine subway ride turned chaotic on Tuesday morning when a man, dressed in dark tactical clothing and carrying official-looking gear, was mistaken for an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent by several riders on a Manhattan-bound train. The incident quickly spread across social media, drawing mixed...
Zohran Mamdani needs a mistake-free debate night against Andrew Cuomo
The former governor is trying to topple the front-running Democratic nominee’s lead in polling to become New York City mayor.
Overnight Earthquake Rattles New York Again
A new overnight earthquake has rattled Upstate New York again. According to USGS, a weak magnitude 2.6 earthquake struck near the small town of Plattsburgh near the state line with Vermont and the international border with Canada. It struck at 11:39 pm last night from a depth of 8.7 km. While more than 200 people...
Suspect in killing of Queens couple also allegedly tried to drain their bank accounts
The New York City man charged with killing a senior Queens couple and then setting their house on fire during a horrific home invasion in September had also attempted to drain their bank accounts before using their credit cards to go on a shopping spree, prosecutors said Tuesday. Jamel McGriff,...
As government shutdown drags on, NY airports may suffer
With the government shutdown entering its 13th day, air traffic controllers are getting their first partial check for their work. If the stalemate continues, they will have no paycheck by Oct. 28.
NYers could have domestic violence calls directed to hotline from 311 with proposal
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — New York City residents who are victims of domestic violence may be able to more easily reach the help hotline with a new City Council proposal. Int 0459-2024 would make it so that domestic violence-related complaints made to 311 would be automatically transferred to the New York City Domestic...
‘Legally required’ heating laws in NYC: Know your rights
NEW YORK (PIX11) – Autumn has officially arrived in New York City, marking a time when temperatures begin to drop. Since the start of October, building owners are required to provide heat to tenants, according to 311. Tenant rights “Residential building owners in New York City are legally required to provide heat and...
41-year-old man stabbing in Midtown Manhattan; police investigating
Officers responded to West 49th Street and Eighth Avenue at just before 9 p.m. for reports of a stabbing at the corner of that intersection.
Brooklyn Man Has Shrooms Growing in His Bathroom Ceiling: ‘When I Say New York...
They say when life gives you lemons, you make lemonade, but when life gives you mushrooms coming out of your ceiling, you’d best be calling an inspector because you have a serious mold problem. That said, one man was living in quite the poorly ventilated New York apartment when he discovered fungi protruding from his...
Traveler claims hotel tried to ‘scam’ her out of $500 over a ‘baseless’ smoking...
When you book a trip, choosing a hotel is a huge factor to consider. You want a place that’s clean, centralized, and offers the amenities you find necessary while staying away from home. North Carolina resident Rhaiany Leicy believed she made a great choice when she booked the posh M Social Hotel ...
