The NYPD called a city judge out by name. Legal experts say it's a dangerous practice.
Under Mayor Eric Adams, police brass have used social media to lambaste those they say are acting against public safety. [ more › ]
Ambulances are seen parked outside the emergency room of SUNY Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn in 2002.
Some lawmakers and advocates are wary of plans to throw more funding at the struggling hospital for its transformation plan. [ more › ]
Police are investigating after a subway conductor was slashed on an A train.
The suspected slasher is still at large. [ more › ]
People ride along a bike lane on Prospect Park West.</p
He says it would give cyclists like him peace of mind. [ more › ]
Because that's a lot of mutz, here are your early links: Tony Hawk's skatepark battle in Brooklyn, "Vinny Unions" sentenced to prison, humpbacks humping and more. [ more › ]
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Permits have been filed for an eight-story mixed-use building at 334 Douglass Street in Gowanus, Brooklyn. Located between 3rd and 4th Avenues, the lot is near the Union Street subway station, serviced by the R train. William Bomar is listed as the owner behind the applications.
For many of you, spring break is just around the corner! But we know that you’re busy and don’t have time to plan the perfect New York getaway—so we did the hard work for you! These trip ideas are quick, easy, and filled with fun activities to please the whole family. We’ve rounded up kid-friendly lodgings and activities to help you make the most of the warmer weather and free time. Don’t sit out spring break, go find some adventure! Or relaxation. You’ve got options.
The MTA's camera readers are high tech, but most New Yorkers won't notice them.
The new tech is a shift from the cameras at the MTA’s tolled bridges and tunnels. [ more › ]
A screenshot of Sars Organic from Google Maps.
The city vacated another makeshift hostel earlier this week. [ more › ]
Firefighters work outside a building in Chinatown after four people were killed by a fire in an e-bike repair shop overnight on June 20, 2023.
Lithium-ion battery fires increased by more than 20% between 2022 and 2023. [ more › ]
Mariska Hargitay plays Olivia Benson.
Dun dun. [ more › ]
After years of back and forth, state lawmakers appear to settle on the latest map.
State lawmakers voted to approve the new maps. A Republican lawsuit is no longer seen as inevitable. [ more › ]
Close-up of judge gavel.
The powder was later deemed to be “non-hazardous.” [ more › ]
Because some people simply feel compelled to walk from car to car in the new open gangway trains, here are your afternoon links: Eric Adams' non-communist scarves, Marianne Williamson back in the presidential race, chopped sandwich overload and more. [ more › ]
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg speaks at a press conference at the NYPD headquarters on April 18, 2023.
<pThe company and several of its employees are charged with corruption and reckless endangerment. [ more › ]
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The affordable housing lottery has launched for 4622 Fort Hamilton Parkway, a six-story mixed-use building in Borough Park, Brooklyn. Designed by Ying Jiang of Basic Groups Corp. and developed by U.S. Developments Group, the structure yields 16 residences. Available on NYC Housing Connect are five units for residents at 130 percent of the area median income (AMI), ranging in eligible income from $85,715 to $165,230.
The three-day event will feature film screenings, panel discussions, photos from De Niro’s personal archive and more. [ more › ]
Because someone posted a 17-second clip of a pop song three years ago and nobody knows what it is, here are your early links: Sopranos' Drea De Matteo uses OnlyFans to pay off debt, new pizzeria inside Midtown subway station, OMNY headaches and more. [ more › ]
It rained all night and then all day.
Heavy flooding is not expected, despite the consistent rainfall, but high winds could be an issue. [ more › ]
An employee for a Texas-based bus company told the city that their initial system wasn't working propertly.
The Adams administration says fewer migrant buses have been arriving in the city in the last few weeks. [ more › ]
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Plastics at a city recycling center in Brooklyn.
The measure would require businesses to pay fees based on the amount of packaging created for their products. [ more › ]
Eleven people were said to have been taken to nearby hospitals. [ more › ]
Asylum-seekers line up in front of the historic Roosevelt Hotel, converted into a city-run shelter for newly arrived migrant families in Manhattan on Sept. 27.
Staffing shelters with city workers would save $50 million annually at just one site alone. [ more › ]
Because inflation has come for the habits of the highly effective, here are your afternoon links: The NYPD volleyball team, chefs complaining about stuff, artistic minor league baseball jerseys and more. [ more › ]
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy delivering the 2019 New Jersey State of the State address. Murphy unveiled his proposal for the fiscal year that starts in July 2024 today.
Murphy spent the last year defending a decision to let a similar tax expire. [ more › ]
NYCHA has been the subject of numerous protests over living conditions, while building managers allegedly pocketed millions.
New York City Housing Authority employees are accused of pocketing about $2 million. [ more › ]
Because three people have been murdered in the transit system so far this year, here are your early links: Congestion pricing exemptions for people with disabilities, Barnard bans dorm door decorations, annoying turtle and more. [ more › ]
Escape to the natural and vast beauty of the Catskills, where scenic trails and summits, idyllic mountain towns, thriving arts scenes, and unique spectacles offer endless low-cost adventures for
From New York City to Buffalo, the Empire State is packed with rich Black art and culture. Witness riveting performances from Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, explore Black-owned art galleries,
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Want to treat yourself to a local getaway for a little fun, rest, and relaxation? You don’t have to go far for an escape from your everyday routine. Whether you’re looking for a quick day trip or a weekend getaway (or two!), there are thousands of miles of natural wonders to explore, hundreds of hidden gems to discover, and world-class resorts to experience nearby on your New York State staycation!
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How do you celebrate Saint Patrick's Day? Whether you hail from Irish ancestry or just want to get decked out in green, here are some St. Patrick's Day parades and festivals in New York State to make this holiday the best one yet. Céad míle fáilte to New York!
Kick the cold winter months to the curb and welcome spring with the magical bright pink and white blooms of cherry blossom season! Get your cameras ready and be sure to catch the blooming beauties now through mid-May at spectacular New York State parks, gardens, and more.