Cleanup underway after storms cause damage, power outages on Long Island
The winds toppled trees in several towns, and on Friday, schools in Central Islip and Amityville are being dismissed early due to the heat.
A Famous Times Square Restaurant Is Closing After 23 Years as New York’s Business...
New York City’s restaurant scene is experiencing another wave of closures, and June 2026 is...
DHS chief’s comments about Mayor Zohran Mamdami met with disdain
The Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin faced criticism after attacking New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani during a press conference. Mullin said neither gets along, and added, "It's shameful, and hopefully people in New York will wise up and get a true leader in there in a few years."
Ex NYPD Sergeant Arrested In Alleged $132,000 ‘Ghost Shift’ Payroll Scam
A former NYPD supervisory sergeant who worked in the department’s photography unit in Lower Manhattan is now facing felony charges, with prosecutors accusing her of secretly inflating her compensation by more than $132,000 in unearned pay. The indictment identifies Rayna Rampaul, who previously used the surname Madho,
New York City woman found dead on Montauk trail identified as Lauren Balik, 35
State police on Friday identified the woman found dead on a hiking trail in Camp Hero state park in Montauk on Thursday as 35-year-old Lauren Balik of New York City. Trooper Brittany Burton, a state police spokesperson, confirmed Balik’s identity Friday, noted that state police are investigating and that “there is no t
What $1 million or less gets you in Hudson County, June 1 to 7
For prospective homebuyers eyeing the real estate market in the area of Hudson County, here's what sold for $1 million or under over the week of June 1 to 7. Here, we provide a breakdown of the top five properties in each area, selected based on their proximity to the desired price range and the most spacious living ar
Copper included in goods stolen by alleged cargo theft ring, New York officials say
New York City officials have announced the indictment of eight individuals for conspiring to impersonate shipping carriers, allegedly stealing nearly $5 million in goods from logistics sites in Pennsylvania, Virginia and New Jersey, including more than $266,000 worth of copper. Between October 2025 and April 2026, the
The New Jersey Ice Cream Landmark That’s Been Scooping Old World Italian Desserts Since...
Some places just know that dessert should never be rushed. This old school parlor has been scooping creamy Italian classics since before television sets had remotes. We are talking about flavors like torrone, spumoni, and lemon ice so sharp it wakes up your whole soul. The family behind the counter...
CCCADI Marks Juneteenth With Carnival, Culture, And Liberation Across Harlem Weekend
The Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI) will present Our Road to Freedom: Jab, J’ouvert, Revelry & Resistance, its second annual Juneteenth celebration. On Saturday, June 20, 2026, from 1PM to 8PM across two Harlem locations: CCCADI Firehouse (120 E 125th St.) and CCCADI Ilé Oyin (208 E...
Carlitos Tequileria is Coming to North Arlington
A new tequila-focused Mexican restaurant is preparing to open in North Arlington. Carlitos Tequileria has announced plans to open at 185 River Road, with an opening targeted for June. The upcoming restaurant is from the same team as the West Nyack restaurant as well as the same family behind Carlito’s...
