New York Man’s House Catches On Fire Due To Lawnmower Battery. Luckily The Right...
A New York man says his house caught on fire due to a lawnmower battery. But he managed to quickly extinguish the flame due to two simple, life-saving purchases. Preston Kincaid (@inspector_preston), who says he is an InterNACHI Certified Master Inspector, posted a video that received more than 864,000 views. In it, h
N.J. man attacked, killed sister because he couldn’t find his phone, cops say
A 40-year-old man attacked and killed his 47-year-old sister in a Jersey City home they shared because his phone was missing, according to court documents. That detail is included in a partially redacted affidavit of probable cause that outlines a murder charge against Alerjuan Bradley. Yanesha Bradley was hospitalized
Exclusive: Mayor Mamdani on Combating Reverse Great Migration as it Grips Black NYC Residents
For generations, New York City has been a beacon of Black ambition, culture and community. But increasingly, the city Black New Yorkers helped build has become one they can no longer afford to call home, and they’re looking to Mayor Zorhan Mamdani to do something about it. Suggested Reading.
Defiant trespass case against Jersey City parent arrested at BOE meeting dismissed
The defiant trespass case against a Jersey City parent arrested at the May 21st board of education meeting was dismissed at a virtual municipal court hearing this morning. While the hearing had been highly anticipated for over two months, the hearing was largely uneventful, with letting parents into the Zoom proceeding
City Dismisses Charge Against Mom Arrested at School Board Meeting
At a Tuesday hearing that started almost an hour late and lasted six minutes, a municipal prosecutor moved to dismiss a defiant trespassing charge filed against a parent arrested at a Jersey City Board of Education meeting in May. Get the the news you won’t find anywhere else! Enter your...
Sixth person dies from Manhattan Legionnaries’ disease outbreak
A sixth person has died in connection to the outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in a Manhattan neighborhood. The New York City Health Department confirmed the death of the sixth person Tuesday. In all, 90 people have tested positive for the disease as a result of the cluster found on the Upper East Side, six of whom wer
‘More Empty Promises From the Communist’: New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani Faces Backlash...
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a pricing plan for five city-run grocery stores in Brooklyn. He said essential staples would stay 30% below typical retail prices for an entire month. The proposal drew attention for combining city ownership with fixed discounts across major food categories. ABC7 Eyewitness
Wealthy New Yorkers are snapping up rent-stabilized apartments ahead of those who need them...
Affluent renters occupy approximately ten percent of the total stabilized inventory, securing significant monthly savings compared to current market rates. New York’s rent stabilization program primarily benefits high-income tenants in coastal neighborhoods, according to recent municipal census data. Real estate expert
Orange County student killed by stray bullet in Bronx shooting
Jacob Freytes, 12, was riding his bike outside a bodega when he was hit. Police arrested a 45-year-old man on murder and other charges.
New York’s Winter Could Be Mild But Very Dangerous
A warmer-than-normal winter sounds great, but meteorologists warn New Yorkers shouldn't get too comfortable. The forecast comes with a major catch.

















