‘I Gotta Go’: Hannity Ends Interview After De Blasio Rebuts Host’s Attack on Democratic...
Fox News’ Sean Hannity quickly moved to end his interview with former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday after de Blasio rejected the host’s attack on Maine Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson, interrupting, “I gotta go.” The post ‘I Gotta Go’: Hannity Ends Interview After De Blasio Rebuts Host’s Atta
Unrepentant drunk driver, 66, who killed four after plowing speeding SUV into New York...
Steven Schwally, a 66-year-old Marine Corps veteran, was sentenced Wednesday to 25 years to life. BY: FOX 5 New York on YouTube A 66-year-old Long Island man is going behind bars for carelessly drinking and driving that led to the death of four innocent individuals, per The Independent. Video evidence captured the conv
Squatters found in 27 NYCHA units under new inspection program, agency says
NYCHA says it's found squatters in 27 units over the past few months as it's launched a new monthly inspection program for vacant units.
Top 10 States Seniors Should Avoid for High Property Taxes
These are the 10 worst states in America for property taxes, where homeowners pay the highest annual bills, face rising rates, and get less value overall.
Gardeners Shocked After Their Homegrown Vegetables Begin Disappearing Overnight
Several gardeners in Secaucus, New Jersey, began noticing something strange in August 2025. Vegetables they had spent weeks growing in community garden plots were suddenly disappearing, with tomatoes and eggplants among the missing produce. At first, there was some uncertainty about what was happening. A missing vegeta
Three NJ school districts asking voters to approve $300M in bond referendums
Three NJ school districts are heading to voters September 15 with bond referendums totaling over 300 million dollars. Cinnaminson, Roselle, and Morris schools each have plans that would raise property taxes if approved.
Hundreds protest Newark teen’s death in crash, as city denies police chase was involved
Hundreds gathered Wednesday night to protest near the intersection where 17-year-old Zakiyah Dansby was killed in a crash now under investigation by the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office. “No justice, no peace!” supporters shouted as they released dozens of pink-and-white balloons in front of townhouses at Bloomfiel
After ICE arrested another beloved restaurant owner, this South Jersey community is rallying for...
‘ICE Out’ in Philly: Here’s what to know about ICE-related legislation in the city. ICE cooperation: WHYY News explores what immigration agreements are in place in Philly, the suburbs, New Jersey and Delaware. Legal protections: Here’s what to know if you’re an immigrant living in Philly. Plus, advocacy...
Jeans entrepreneur facing foreclosure on Third Avenue
Joe Nakash’s jeans may no longer fit the scene at 633 Third Avenue. The mogul behind the Jordache manufacturing brand is facing foreclosure on eight retail units at the Midtown building, Crain’s reported. Wells Fargo alleges Nakash defaulted on a $32 million loan backed by the units and is seeking to foreclose on them.
Major U.S. Religious Denominations Are Selling Off Billions in Real Estate, But Not All...
The Archdiocese of New York is trying to close out one of the largest clergy sexual-abuse settlements in U.S. history, and its real estate portfolio is footing much of the bill. In May, Archbishop Ronald Hicks proposed an $800 million settlement covering roughly 1,300 abuse claims filed under New York's Child Victims A
