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Every state that covers adults under Medicaid expansion has to start checking whether those adults work, volunteer or study 80 hours a month. The federal deadline is January 1, 2027. In New York City, the Health Department says up to 900,000 of its enrollees could lose coverage. The rule comes from the Centers for Medicare... The post States must start checking 80 hours of work a month for Medicaid expansion adults by January 1, and New York City alone puts up to 900,000 of its enrollees at ris

Hundreds of undercover investigations in New York City ended with enforcement action against 170 stores. The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the results of what it calls Operation SNAP Back on September 18. Several of the cases were referred to the department’s Office of Inspector General for criminal prosecution. The targets were bodegas, convenience stores... The post Food stamp investigators acted against 170 stores across New York City’s five boroughs after hundreds of undercover i

When officers gained entry to the apartment, they found a 70-year-old woman with a gunshot wound to the abdomen and a 60-year-old man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to the torso.

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — The victim of a fatal shooting inside a Midtown subway station Saturday afternoon has been identified by authorities. Police announced that 26-year-old Darrel Rodriguez, of the Bronx, was the man shot and killed inside the 53rd Street-Seventh Avenue subway station. The NYPD is still looking for a potential suspect in […]

Con Edison will tell its customers a main reason why its electric bills are so high — they’re forced to offset the company’s own hefty “regressive” property tax burden charged by the New York City government. The utility giant said property taxes account for a significant 21% share of the total monthly bill customers pay as Con Edison’s $2.6 billion in property taxes last year made it the largest taxpayer in the city. The customer’s total bill share jumps to about 30% when other state taxes and

The NYPD is seeking the public's help in identifying two men connected to a string of commercial vehicle burglaries across multiple boroughs. The suspects stole more than $79,000 in equipment and vehicle parts from parked work vehicles before escaping in a black Honda Accord in each instance. Both suspects are...

Most birthday parties require you to bring something. But, surprisingly, for Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s 35th, a little loose change should do. East Village Pizza is celebrating the mayor’s birthday today October 18, with 35-cent slices from 1pm to 3pm. The shop at 145 First Avenue, on the corner of East 9th Street, is offering the deal as part of its National Pizza Month celebrations, giving New Yorkers a two-hour chance to buy lunch with coins dug out of your tote bag. With a regular cheese slice c

A man was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) outside of a Mexican restaurant in Downtown Jersey City yesterday afternoon. “Following yesterday’s ICE arrest in Jersey City, my team and I have been in contact with the family and pressing authorities for answers. Let’s be clear: ICE’s relentless targeting of our neighbors does nothing to make our communities safer,” U.S. Rep. Rob Menendez (D-8) wrote on social media late this afternoon.

A jilted geriatric shot his 70-year-old girlfriend and her younger lover when he found them in a Bronx apartment Saturday night, according to sources. The 68-year-old man blasted her once in the gut and shot his 60-year-old romantic rival multiple times in the chest in a ninth-floor apartment near East 173rd Street and Third Avenue around 9:30 p.m., police said. The jilted geriatric shot his 70-year-old girlfriend and her younger lover when he found them in a Bronx apartment Saturday night, acco

Nearly 12% of NJ home deals collapse as buyers get cold feet. Rising mortgage rates have more buyers walking away. What should you do now?