Chilly but sunny before the warmth takes over in NYC
NEW YORK (PIX11) — It may take a bit of time to get the temperatures up to snuff in the tri-state area, but at least the sun will be out to play. Rain swept through New York and New Jersey over the weekend, and a cold front is right behind it. Sunday night temperatures will lower into the high 30s and low 40s as we...
Gas prices in NYC, Tri-State Area jump as Iran war enters sixth week
The average price for a gallon of gas in New York City is now $4.11, which is 82 cents higher than a month ago, according to AAA.
Albany Pols Push MTA To Blow The Whistle On Bed Bugs Riding NYC Transit
New York lawmakers are moving ahead with a proposal that would force the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to alert riders whenever bed bugs turn up on trains, subways or buses, and to do it fast. The bill would require the agency to post alerts or send emails and texts within 24 hours of a confirmed discovery so riders can take precautions and avoid carrying the pests...
Cold Front Sparks Snow Chances Across Northeast After Spring-Like Warmth
Abrupt Chill Follows Balmy Days (Image Credits: Unsplash) The Northeast savored days of near-record warmth that hinted at spring’s arrival, only for a potent cold front to disrupt the pattern. This system, racing eastward behind Saturday’s severe storms, promises rain along the East Coast on Sunday before introducing light snow risks early next week. Cities ... Read more The post Cold Front Sparks Snow...
Decomposing Bodies Found Inside Business In The Hudson Valley
State inspectors were left speechless by what they found inside a funeral home in the HUdson Valley.
NYS bill would force MTA to tell riders about bed bug infestations
They’re itching for the truth. New York State lawmakers are pushing a bill that would force the MTA to tell riders about bed bug infestation on trains and buses within 24 hours. The bill, sponsored by Assemblymember William Colton (D-Brooklyn), would set rules to require the MTA to either post a message on its...
Homeowners to Zohran: Hands outa my pockets | From the editor
What did the new mayor of New York City think was going to happen when he threatened to raise your property taxes by a whopping 9.5 percent? Even as he called it the “option of last resort.”. What did he think was going to happen when he tried to...
Cold front fuels winter’s return with chance of snow across major Northeast cities after...
The same system that fueled Saturday’s severe storms is now pushing east, delivering rain along the East Coast and triggering a sharp drop in temperatures—setting the stage for the chance of snow to return to parts of the Northeast.
Flatiron AI Upstart Clay Snags Nearly $10 Million In Hochul Tax Credits
Gov. Kathy Hochul is betting big on artificial intelligence in Manhattan, pledging up to $9.96 million in tax credits to Clay, a New York founded AI go to market platform that is expanding its headquarters in the borough. The company plans to lease 163,095 square feet at 11 Madison Avenue in the Flatiron District and...
Antitrust lawsuit fallout fails to dent New York agent commissions
More than a year has passed since several New York City-based brokerages and trade groups settled a wave of antitrust lawsuits over broker commissions, and predictions about the hit on commission rates have so far not come true. The average commission charged by agents in New York is roughly 5.7...
