New York weather: Horror snow bomb to smash city as 7 inches to blanket...
A winter weather advisory has already been issued by the National Weather Service for huge parts of upstate New York with between four and seven inches expected
Hochul unveils plans for 2nd Avenue subway extension, Jamaica Station revamp
Gov. Kathy Hochul rolled out plans to expand the Second Avenue subway into Harlem and revamp Jamaica Station in Queens as part of her State of the State address Tuesday. The Second Avenue expansion would extend the Q train line along West 125th Street, adding three new stops at Lenox Avenue, St. Nicholas Avenue and...
NYC to activate red-light cameras at 450 intersections by end of 2026
New York City is ramping up its red-light camera program, aiming to quadruple the number of cameras at intersections by the end of the year. On Friday, Department of Transportation (DOT) Commissioner Mike Flynn announced the city will activate cameras at 50 new intersections per week for the next five weeks....
Early Addition: It ain’t easy to get a groundhog in New Jersey
Because this small town has been trying for years, here are your early links: Bidets in Gracie Mansion, Eric Adams' crypto token, John Catsimatidis distraught over Rudy Giuliani and more. [ more › ]
Carolina Fried Chicken Sensation Bojangles Is Back in NYC, Baby
Carolina-based Southern fried chicken chain Bojangles made a big NYC comeback this week, in East Flatbush on 5910 Church Avenue, between East 59th Street and Ralph Avenue, on Monday, January 12. It’s a 24/7 location, too: the dining room closes at midnight, but the drive-thru operates at all hours.
Rally planned as NY officials fight for release of City Council staffer arrested by...
A staffer of the New York City Council was arrested by ICE officers at a routine immigration hearing on Long Island on Monday, sparking outrage and plans for a rally in Manhattan on Tuesday.
Mount Sinai fires three nurses hours before strike begins
NEW YORK (PIX11) — Mount Sinai terminated three nurses accused of “deliberately sabotaging” emergency preparedness drills leading up to the New York State Nurses Association nurses’ strike, according to hospital officials. Mount Sinai accused the nurses of hiding supplies from agency nurses in training, including...
In Most States, the Wages of Sin Are Financial
Let’s start with a little thought experiment. We all know that Prohibition in the 1920s was a colossal failure — legally, morally and economically. But what if, as the decade began, the nation had tried something else: keeping alcohol legal but taxing it at a rate so high that most people would have to pay an...
Mamdani weighs in on NY1’s Taser investigation
Mayor Zohran Mamdani weighed in on NY1’s exclusive investigation. "I believe any death deserves a thorough investigation," he said. The comments come after NY1's investigation into Taser use at the NYPD. NY1 uncovered the death of Adrian Cevallos, who died after being shot with a Taser in front of his home in 2024...
FCC Plans to Fine Four for Pirate Activity Around NYC
Four alleged radio pirates in the greater New York City area each face a possible $20,000 fine from the Federal Communications Commission. The FCC said Jean Boncoeur broadcast “Radio Gold Stars” on 90.5 MHz out of a residence in Spring Valley, N.Y. It said Etzer Toussaint operated “Radio...

















