Six-figure salary may not be enough in these cities
Even with a six-figure salary, it's hard to get by in these cities, Good Day New York reports. Plus, a survey shows what Americans believe are the toughest jobs.
Speeding Driver Running ‘Sophisticated, Extensive’ Drug Operation Busted In Lyndhurst: Cops
The incident happened around 3:30 p.m. on Friday, April 25, near Park Avenue and Rutherford Avenue, according to Lyndhurst Police Detective Capt. Vincent Auteri. Detective Michael Giangeruso and Officer Angel Batista pulled over a black Mini Cooper for speeding and a lane violation. The driver, Gavin J. Lebosquet,...
Early Addition: Andrew Cuomo is raising a lot of money from outside New York...
Because people who don't live here like him, here are your early links: Diddy's sweater, Knicks comeback, "very chill" beaver and more. [ more › ]
The Dandiest Looks at the 2025 Met Gala—See Who Understood the Assignment (Live Updates)
I usually dread Mondays—but the first Monday in May is the exception. That’s when the Met Gala takes over New York City, transforming the Met steps into a runway for fashion’s biggest night. Rihanna Showed Up to the Met Gala Super Late, Superfine, & Super Pregnant This year’s theme, “Superfine: Tailoring Black...
Baked Beans Warning Issued As Thousands of Cans Recalled
Thousands of cans of backed beans have been recalled in 23 states due to the possible presence of undeclared soy, according to the FDA.
NY school cellphone ban starts in September: Gov. Hochul
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) – Cellphones will soon be banned at New York schools from “bell-to-bell” next year, thanks to the policy’s inclusion in the state’s 2026 budget. Hochul recently announced that state lawmakers reached an agreement on the 2026 state budget to allow the cellphone ban to move forward, but the full...
The quest to get REAL IDs before this week’s deadline ends in frustration for...
During the frenzied final weeks before the federal government starts enforcing REAL ID regulations on Wednesday, Scott Case is among those learning that getting one at the last minute is a big challenge.
NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams loses home to bank after incurring about $1M in...
NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams lost his two-family home in Brooklyn to Bank of America after reportedly incurring close to $1 million in debt over 15 years by refusing to pay his mortgage. According to The Post, Williams took the loan on the property to help bankroll a business venture...
LPD: Traffic stop leads to interruption of ‘significant drug distro ring’
A traffic stop by Lyndhurst Police officers led to the arrest of a Rutherford man, the seizure of a large cache of illegal narcotics, weapons and contraband, and it all likely disrupted a significant illegal narcotics distribution operation, Det. Capt. Vincent Auteri said. On Friday, April 25, 2025, at approximately...
Woman convicted of using microwave ovens to smuggle guns she bought in Philadelphia
A woman has been convicted of smuggling guns overseas using kitchen appliances. Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and the Gun Violence Task Force on Monday announced the conviction of Elizabeth Tejada of New York. The investigation began in the fall of 2023, when Tejeda, who lived in Manhattan, purchased...
