New York man sentenced to over 11 years in prison in meth conspiracy case...
A New York man has been sentenced to more than 11 years in federal prison after investigators discovered a multi-state methamphetamine trafficking scheme linked to Arkansas, federal prosecutors revealed Wednesday. According to the Office of the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas, Orlando Nembha
After protests outside synagogues, New York makes it a crime to block entry to...
“Every New Yorker should be able to enter their house of worship and practice their religion without fear"
NYC warns young adults could be hardest hit by SNAP benefit losses
Jude Ipepe, a community coordinator, and Diane Polanco, a community specialist with the Mayor's Office of Public Engagement knocking on doors in Manhattan earlier this month urging SNAP recipients to take action to keep their benefits. The new federal work requirements could kick about 43,500 SNAP recipients off their
Sugar Ray, Revolutionary History Highlight NYS July Fourth Celebration
Sugar Ray will headline the celebration as part of the evening’s entertainment lineup. There will also be a new exhibit by New York State Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation (State Parks), a costume contest, American Revolution reenactors, and more. The annual Independence Day celebration will take place on Satur
USDA issues disaster designation, offers loans to oyster farmers after millions in winter losses
The combination of sustained cold, heavy snowfall, and thick ice made it nearly impossible for farmers to access their growing areas, halting routine harvesting and day-to-day operations.
NYC Health + Hospitals to Open Second Bridge to Home Facility in Brooklyn to...
New Brooklyn site will provide services for an additional 50 guests and is expected to open in early fall 2026. More than 87% of current program guests attend clinical visits at least once per week, and approximately two thirds have completed their housing applications. New York, NY – NYC Health...
12 Public Gardens Across New York With Rare Blooms And Scenic Walks You Won’t...
Rare blooms have addresses in New York and this list has all of them. These public gardens are scattered across the state and they produce genuine awe in even the most casual visitor. The walks are scenic and the collections are serious. To top it off, the experience of moving...
NYC Gets Approval To Install Speed Limiters In Cars Of Repeat Offenders
The GPS-enabled devices would ensure drivers stick to the speed limit
Mayor’s Budget Plan Could Further Shrink City’s Housing Discrimination Enforcement
NYC’s Commission on Human Rights investigates landlords and real estate brokers who discriminate against rental voucher holders. The agency is already understaffed, sources say. The NYC Commission on Human Rights—the agency responsible for enforcing civil rights laws that protect against employment, disability, and hou
Hundreds gather outside Gracie Mansion calling for Hochul to remove Mamdani
Hundreds of New Yorkers filled the normally quiet and bucolic Upper East Side street adjacent to Gracie Mansion, the official home of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, on Tuesday evening, chanting "Hey, hey, no, no, Mayor Mamdani's got to go" and "stop Mamdani." Lilly Icikson was among the demonstrators—a...

















