Gov. Hochul Pushes 125th Street Subway Extension, Shelves Downtown Second Avenue Plan
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced on Jan. 13 that the next phase of the long-delayed Second Avenue Subway will move west across 125th Street, marking a major shift away from decades of planning that envisioned the line continuing south toward Lower Manhattan. The proposal, which Hochul plans to include in her...
House in New York Condemned As Hundreds of Rats Found Inside
Officials report that the residence has been "completely overrun by hundreds of rats that were kept as pets.
With Multiple Train Megaprojects Ahead, Hochul Builds Her ‘Transit Legacy’
New York City’s mass-transit system is potentially on track for what could be its most ambitious expansion in close to a century thanks, in part, to a booster from the state’s western edge. Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposal last week to advance the possibility of someday extending the Second Avenue Subway west to three...
Good Day Weekend: Bracing for more snow; NJ law holds parents accountable
The New York City area is bracing for another round of snow on Sunday as a New Jersey that holds parents accountable for their actions is getting attention.
Lil Jon and Pitbull coming to PA, NJ; get tickets to ‘I’m Back Tour’
Reggaeton and Latin hip-hop star Pitbull and longtime collaborator Lil John are bringing their worldwide " I'm Back Tour " to Pennsylvania for one night only this summer. The duo worked together on hits "Toma," "Krazy" and "Culo." The I'm Back Tour presale will begin in late January. And if you happen to miss Pitbull...
House in New York Condemned As Hundreds of Rats Found Inside
Officials report that the residence has been "completely overrun by hundreds of rats that were kept as pets.
Organizations make Budget push for more supportive housing for domestic violence survivors
New York, New York — Advocates for survivors of domestic violence say they've been underfunded for decades when it comes to supportive housing, and now are calling on the State to continue its recent trend of investing more. Domestic violence is one of the leading reasons for homelessness for...
Audit Finds Rodents, Closed Courtyard and Financial Red Flags at Clinton Towers
A new audit from New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli is putting fresh scrutiny on Clinton Towers, the huge Mitchell-Lama development on 11th Avenue (bw W54/55th St) that has long served as a lifeline for middle-income New Yorkers trying to stay in Hell’s Kitchen. The report, released this month, examined...
New York Weather Alert: Heavy Snow Chance Jan 24–30 for Residents in New York...
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. New York City, New York – A prolonged stretch of wintry conditions could bring accumulating snow and travel disruptions across New York as a late-January pattern favors colder air and organized storm...
The Hardest Law To Believe In New York May Finally Be Ending — And...
Did you know that if you’ve been shimmying your shoulders or swaying your hips in a New York City restaurant, you’ve technically been… breaking the law?! No, we’re not kidding. Filling up on so many appetizers you question if you’ll even make a dent in your entree? Totally fine. Bopping your head back and forth while...
