Because sitting in the booth all day must've been so boring, here are your early links: Downtown Metuchen gets a glow-up, New York needs more public toilets, woman shows off world's biggest mouth and more. [ more › ]
City data shows only 18 tickets were issued last year for failure to pick up dog poop. [ more › ]
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has awarded LendLease a $4 million grant to complete 1 Java Street, a high-rise residential complex in Greenpoint, Brooklyn that will debut as the largest residential project in New York State to use a geothermal heat exchange system.
Permits have been filed for a 12-story residential building at 66 East 177th Street in Mt. Hope, The Bronx. Located between Morris Avenue and Walton Avenue, the interior lot is near the Tremont Avenue subway station, serviced by the B and D trains. Aglin Zefi of A2Z Construction Group is listed as the owner behind the applications.
Permits have been filed for a four-story residential building at 491 Evergreen Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Located between Madison Street and Putnam Avenue, the lot is near the Gates Avenue subway station, serviced by the J and Z trains. Sasha Mehdyzadeh under the Silverrock Development LLC is listed as the owner behind the applications.
Mayor Eric Adams has a rat problem at the building he owns in Brooklyn.
The mayor blamed his neighbor for a rat problem at the building he owns in Brooklyn. [ more › ]
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A vintage train rolls to Yankee Stadium
The ride to the Bronx has become a tradition for train enthusiasts and baseball fans. [ more › ]
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Then-President Donald Trump arrives at Pope Army Field on Oct. 29, 2020 in Fort Bragg.
It is the latest development in the yearslong saga surrounding the $130,000 payment that Trump’s former attorney and fixer made to an adult film star in exchange for her silence over an alleged affair. [ more › ]
Because he knocked one out in the first inning of the season, here are your end-of-day links: Ferry workers need a raise, someone is "swatting" Westchester high schools, TV show plots are too confusing and more. [ more › ]
NYCHA's Jacob Riis Houses were among those cited in a DOI report.
The city's Department of Investigation said "NYCHA needs to improve its fire safety procedures across the board." [ more › ]
The report finds that property owners are left with roughly $576 in profits per apartment each month.
The nine-member Rent Guidelines Board will hold a series of public meetings before making its annual decision. [ more › ]
City officials say a TikTok trend involving hot-wiring Hyundais and Kias is becoming a real problem.
Software glitch allows people to easily break in to Kias and Hyundais. [ more › ]
Labor leaders voted to approve the health plan earlier this month, despite opposition from some retirees, who worried their new coverage wouldn't be as good.
Some 250,000 municipal retirees and their dependents will be automatically enrolled in the plan in September, unless they opt out. [ more › ]
Because if they moved to Texas they'd have to make new friends, etc., here are your early links: [ more › ]
Funktional Vibrations (2015) © Xenobia Bailey, NYCT 34th Street–Hudson Yards Station. Commissioned by Metropolitan Transportation Authority Arts & Design.
A virtual tour highlights a selection of subway art by women, from Yoko Ono’s sky paintings at 72nd Street to Faith Ringgold’s ode to Harlem at 125th Street. [ more › ]
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An external rendering of the new, hybrid Governors Island Ferry.
The vessel will be the first of its kind to hit New York Harbor and will serve up to 1,200 passengers at a time. [ more › ]
Charlie Mitchell of Clover Hill is among the local chefs who are finalists for the James Beard Awards.
Dirt Candy, Atomix, and Clover Hill are among the finalists in what are known as the "foodie Oscars." [ more › ]
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New Yorkers could soon apply for food stamps, reduced childcare and unemployment in one place — once the online portal is fully functional. [ more › ]
Because you have to tip 20%, no exceptions, here are your end-of-day links: Flatiron Building auction shenanigans, NYPD's drone soccer youth outreach program, Keanu Reeves' blissful love life and more. [ more › ]
The expansion of charter schools is proving to be a major issue in Albany as Gov. Kathy Hochul negotiates her first budget since being elected to a full term.
Advocates and opponents of charter schools have in recent weeks launched a media and lobbying blitz ahead of the state’s April 1 budget deadline. [ more › ]
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Gustavo Ajche, a delivery bicyclist, and member of Los Deliveristas Unido, in Manhattan.
The crackdown comes amid an increase in fire-related incidents, which have at times been fatal. [ more › ]
Sanitation Commissioner Jessica Tisch said she wants to fight "Trash City."
The new rules mean most residents and businesses can't put trash on the street before 8 p.m., four hours later than previous regulations allowed. [ more › ]
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Because air pollution concerns in the Bronx may be holding things up, here are your early links: More Jonathan Majors accusations, Trump supporter pulls a knife on Lower Manhattan passersby, turtle runs from the cops and more. [ more › ]
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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!
Credit: @afoxandherdood on Instagram New York State welcomes the first full month of spring with an exciting roster of diverse and fun activities for all. Enjoy all things LEGO®, savor pure maple