New York Residents Are Traveling Miles To This No-Frills Restaurant For Its Delicious Greek...
There’s something very New York about hopping in the car just for a really good meal, and this place fully earns that kind of effort. It’s no-frills in the best way. Simple setup, steady buzz, and that unmistakable smell of grilled everything hitting you the second you walk in.
These Are the Most Famous Cathedrals in NYC and New York State — How...
There are an estimated 2,000 churches in New York, with dozens designated as cathedrals. Churches and cathedrals are classic landmarks to visit, as they provide detailed insight into a community, its history, and even unique cultures within a city, state or country. But what are the most famous cathedrals in nyc?
Universal Consensus Among New Yorkers that State Leaders Must Prioritize Reducing the High Cost...
ALBANY – A new poll, commissioned by The Business Council, shows that concerns over rising costs are being felt by a majority of New Yorkers in key regions of the state who want lawmakers to focus on lowering bills to protect families and keep businesses in the state, with more than half of New Yorkers citing...
NYS Attorney General defends sanctuary city standards
New York Attorney General Letitia James is coming to the defense of New York City’s sanctuary city laws. James has filed a friend of the court brief in the 2025 Justice department lawsuit challenging the laws. She argues that the laws enhance public safety and that they do not prevent local and federal law...
2 New York Residents Arrested in Fairfield. Maine
Fairfield Police arrest 2 from New York in 2 days, one of whom was a fugitive from justice.
Blakeman, Hochul Spar over Medicaid
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman and Governor Kathy Hochul fought over the future of Medicaid, with Hochul accusing Blakeman of gutting the program at the expense of New Yorkers, while Blakeman said the governor allowed the program to be rife with fraud and abuse. The Hochul campaign cited various news...
Pandemic fraud brings 4½-year sentence
A New Rochelle man will spend 54 months in federal prison for stealing more than $150,000 in COVID-era unemployment benefits using stolen identities. Aly Kaba, 30, was sentenced Friday in Albany after a trial conviction for his role in the scheme. Prosecutors said that in late 2020, Kaba conspired with...
Why Leading Firms from New York to Virginia are Prioritizing Professional Corporate Cafeteria Companies
The landscape of the modern office has fundamentally been altered in recent years in major business districts, including the financial heart of Manhattan, the manufacturing centers of Pennsylvania, and tech-oriented Northern Virginia, because of the degree to which business leaders are now viewing office amenities –...
New York’s energy research agency says the state’s landmark climate law is infeasible
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority sent a letter to Gov. Hochul on Thursday, saying climate law would lead to sharp price hikes for New Yorkers. [ more › ]
SNAP Work Requirements Take Effect March 1: What New Yorkers Need to Know
Some New Yorkers receiving food stamps must prove they are working, studying or volunteering for at least 80 hours per month or risk losing the benefit under new federal rules beginning on Sunday, March 1. The changes immediately apply to approximately 123,000 able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWD), according...
