Migrant arrested for randomly shoving two strangers onto NYC subway tracks
A Honduran migrant was arrested Tuesday for randomly shoving two strangers — including an 83-year-old man — onto Upper East Side subway tracks over the weekend, according to authorities. Bairon Hernandez, 34, was collared by the US Marshals Fugitive Task Force and the NYPD at a homeless shelter in Brooklyn, according...
‘It’s Shameful … Treated Like an Animal’: Black Men Sue NYPD After Officers Searched...
The New York City Police Department has long held a reputation for profiling against Black and Brown people through unlawful stop and frisk procedures, a […] ‘It’s Shameful … Treated Like an Animal’: Black Men Sue NYPD After Officers Searched Their Cars During Minor Traffic Stops Even After They Refused Consent
NYC $30 minimum wage proposal headed to City Council
Mayor Mamdani presenting his preliminary budget proposal in City Hall. Mayor Mamdani campaigned for the nation-leading increase, which would land at a time of of heightened economic uncertainty. [ more › ]
Yogi axed from NYC school after ‘inappropriate’ touching with 6-year-old student: investigation
A yoga instructor was axed from a Manhattan school for repeatedly engaging in “inappropriate” behavior with a 6-year-old student, a bombshell investigation has revealed. Demetrius Napolitano, 31, the founder and owner of Harlem-based nonprofit Fostering Meditation, was allegedly touchy with the young girl who...
Earthquake reported in New York: USGS
SLEEPY HOLLOW, N.Y. (PIX11) — A 2.3‑magnitude earthquake shook parts of New York on Tuesday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The earthquake was recorded at 10:17 a.m., with the epicenter near Sleepy Hollow, officials said. According to USGS data, the earthquake location was approximately: The USGS did not...
America’s Most Wanted: Fugitive in 1987 New York City Murder Remains on FBI Most...
Federal authorities are still searching for Danny Liggett, who is
Upper West Side Chinese Favorite Shuts Down After Eight Years
A well-known Cantonese restaurant in New York permanently closed its Upper West Side location. Many customers responded to the closure post, sharing memories from the past eight years. The Chinatown location of the Jing Fong restaurant continues to operate. Jing Fong Restaurant Closed in Upper West Side. Jing Fong...
Retailer Closing 15 Stores Nationwide, Including Two NY Locations
A big-name luxury retailer is preparing to close more stores across the country, and two locations in New York are on the list.
See dolphins spotted in New York City’s East River
Everyone was out enjoying the spring weather in New Jersey and New York area, even some dolphins. The first 70-degree day since October brought out dolphins in the river next to Randall’s Island Park. Videos on social media show dolphins leaping in and out of the water to the delight of many people watching and...
FBI Investigation Draws Heavy Police Presence in Newtown
A federal investigation brought a heavy law enforcement presence to Newtown Township in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, on Sunday evening as local police worked alongside agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Newtown Township police announced on Sunday, March 8, that officers were assisting the FBI with an...

















