N.J. real estate guru pleads guilty in multi-million dollar fraud case
Cesar Humberto Pina pleaded guilty to four counts including wire fraud, money laundering conspiracy, bribery of an agent of a program receiving federal funds and travel act bribery
17-year-old charged with murder for allegedly killing beloved NYC security guard at subway station
Cops have charged a 17-year-old with murder in the brazen Saturday shooting death of a beloved security guard at a Midtown subway station, police said Thursday. The teen is accused of shooting Darrel Rodriguez , 26, in the chest on a crowded subway platform at Seventh Avenue and 53rd Street, fleeing the scene and leaving the victim mortally wounded. NYC subway shooting victim remembered as a gym buff and a family man: ‘He was crazy about his father’ Sources said the pair had some kind of dispute
Jersey City investigating head of fire prevention after firefighter alleges crimes
The City of Jersey City is investigating the head of their fire prevention office after a firefighter alleged crimes including abuse of power, harassment, intimidation, retaliation, and fire prevention trust fund discrepancies. “My concerns aren’t with the fire prevention division. They’re with the decisions and actions of the fire official...
NYC Council quietly passes bill that forces owners to give nonprofits first dibs on...
The City Council quietly passed a controversial bill Thursday that would give nonprofits the first shot at buying up distressed Big Apple properties if it becomes law. The “Community Opportunity for Purchase Act,” or COPA, requires some sellers to delay putting their properties on the open market for 90 days while “community land trusts” and other nonprofits have an exclusive shot at buying them up. But the new legislation, which was recycled by progressive Brooklyn lawmaker Sandy Nurse earlier
GWB shooter drove for $2B investment firm’s CEO, used company Range Rover during deadly...
The ex-cop charged with gunning down a beloved Con Ed worker in a road-rage encounter on the George Washington Bridge was a driver for the wealthy CEO of an investment company – and was behind the wheel of the company’s Range Rover SUV at the time. Former NYPD detective Victor Romero had been working private security jobs since he left New York’s Finest in 2001, and was currently working for the biotech and energy investment firm QVT Financial as driver for CEO Dan Gold, law enforcement sources
New York City to ban horse-drawn carriages in 2028
The union representing the drivers said it plans to sue the city.
Man sought after pit bull abandoned outside Montclair store
Police are searching for a man accused of abandoning a dog on a sidewalk in Montclair, New Jersey after surveillance video captured the incident outside a liquor store. Video shows a man tying a 6-month-old pit bull to a garbage container outside a liquor store on Orange Road before entering the store. According to authorities, the man did not have a leash and instead used a strand of cloth to secure the dog. Minutes later, the man left the store, walked past the animal while talking on the phon
Fatal Crash Closes George Washington Bridge, Secaucus Police Warn of Heavy Delays
Secaucus police warn of heavy delays on Route 3 and Paterson Plank Road eastbound after...
Woman stalked, stabbed Jewish man with ‘syringe’ in terrifying NYC attack: sources
A Jewish man was stalked and then stabbed by a woman who stalked him on a busy Midtown street during the Wednesday evening rush, police sources said. The victim, 26 – wearing traditional Jewish garb – was walking on Fifth Avenue near West 47th Street in the Diamond District just before 6 p.m. when a woman speaking Russian started following him, according to the sources. Alarming video posted on X by the Manhattan Shomrim shows the suspected attacker closely following the victim around a parked c
Steel Plate Falls On Worker Under RFK Bridge, Shuts Northbound Lanes
Source: Metropolitan Transportation Authority of the State of New York / Wikimedia Commons. A construction worker was rescued while working beneath the roadway of the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge Wednesday, October 21, 2026, after a heavy steel repair plate fell on his leg, triggering a rescue operation that shut down all northbound lanes for roughly half an hour. The worker, a contractor with American Bridge, was working under the deck at the time, according to the MTA Police Department. He was pul

















