Suffolk County authorities tend to a man who was rescued from the Atlantic Ocean after treading water for several hours.
The 63-year-old man went swimming at Cedar Beach around 5 a.m. Monday and was finally rescued around 10 a.m. nearly two miles away. [ more › ]
Animal rights activists have protested the use of horse-drawn carriages in the city for years.
Because nice try MTA, here are your afternoon links: Pee-Wee Herman dies, spare us the burrata, borax is the hot new supplement on TikTok, and more from around the city and internet. [ more › ]
A train pulls into the Queensboro Plaza subway station.
The work consists of demolishing, removing and rebuilding the middle section of the entire Manhattan-bound platform. [ more › ]
A delivery person with a DoorDash branded tote on his bicycle in the Chelsea.
The assistance will be provided by lawyers with the New York Legal Assistance Group. [ more › ]
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Because tipping is so outdated, here are your early links: legal fire hydrant opening, the possible end of taxi vehicle partitions, Barnes & Noble's rebranding, and more from around the city and internet. [ more ›</a ]
People wait in line for the grand opening of Housing Works Cannabis Co. on Dec. 29, 2022 in New York City.
It’s unclear whether other early licensees who have struggled with New York state’s slow rollout of the retail industry will be able to replicate this success. [ more › ]
Cyclists say the bridges are getting more dangerous because of a lack of enforcement.
The NYPD issued 367 violations to e-scooters this year. [ more › ]
People walk by a COVID-19 vaccination site at a mall near the Staten Island Ferry Terminal on Jan. 5, 2022
Affiliated Physicians has contracted with the city for both COVID-19 and migrant health care. Their overspending on one crisis raises questions about the other. [ more › ]
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Grubb Properties has closed on an $86 million loan to construct a residential skyscraper at 111 Washington Street in Manhattan’s Financial District. The development was originally addressed as 8 Carlisle Street and was expected to top out at 50 stories. Updated plans specify a 64-story tower with more than 326,000 square feet of interior space.
Permits have been filed for an eight-story mixed-use building at 2177 60th Street in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. Located between 21st Avenue and Bay Parkway, the lot is near the Avenue N subway station, serviced by the F train. David Weisz under the SUW 4 LLC is listed as the owner behind the applications.
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Residents of Canarsie, Brooklyn call on City Hall to deliver ferry service to the community.
The Canarsie Improvement Association has collected more than 6,000 signatures from locals since 2017, yet advocates say they still haven’t captured City Hall's attention. [ more › ]
Small buses on the street in Midtown turned into shelters for migrants who were turned away from the city's intake center.
The city's intake center for migrants at the Roosevelt Hotel has reached capacity, forcing officials to turn people away as they seek shelter. [ more › ]
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas during a 2021 visit to New York City.
Amid rising numbers of asylum-seekers in New York, the mayor went to Washington and met with congressional leaders, Biden administration officials. [ more › ]
The influx in tickets comes as City Hall moved back the time when trash can go out on the street in an effort to quell rats and other vermin.
Brooklyn had the distinction of being the most heavily ticketed borough since the city pushed back when trash can be set out on the street. [ more › ]
Members of the public and the press who routinely listen in on New York City's police radio channels may soon be shut out if the NYPD goes ahead with plans to encrypt its transmissions.
Members of the public and the press who routinely listen in on NYPD radio channels may soon be shut out if the NYPD goes ahead with plans to encrypt its transmissions. [ more › ]
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Jacob Riis Park. A 19-year-old man drowned off the coast Friday night, police said.Amadou Thiam, 19, drowned Friday night while swimming near the shores of Jacob Riis Park, police said. [ more › ]
A stock image of a thunderstorm over NYC
The National Weather Service says storms are anticipated for mid-Saturday afternoon, with some of them bringing potentially forceful winds and downpours. Large hail and isolated tornadoes are possible. [ more › ]
Some of the damage caused by a man accused of vandalizing a yoga studio in Brooklynn
William Klare is accused of breaking into the studio in the middle of the day, ransacking the place and drawing a swastika on the chalkboard. [ more › ]
Coney Island has it all: a boardwalk, beach, amusement park and an aquarium.
These idea are not too bad for grownups, either. [ more › ]
A woman shades herself from the heat with a fan.
City officials and Con Ed urged residents to avoid overtaxing infrastructure during extreme heat. [ more › ]
Twisted metal was sent hurtling to the street after a crane collapse Wednesday
Buildings commissioner Jimmy Oddo said the area around the collapse had been secured. [ more › ]
With temperatures rising to uncomfortable and potentially dangerous highs, plan an escape to a local pool for some sweet relief.
It’s impossible to keep up with everything happening in New York City arts and culture, but here are some recommendations for events you shouldn’t miss during the week ahead. [ more › ]
A cat in New York City
Because it's another day and another ranking, here are your afternoon links: trouble at NYC's Animal Care Center, the LI sloth guy is causing more trouble, a dive into Margaritaville and more. [ more › ]
Janine Detore owns Staten Island boutique Country Mouse, featured in a new exhibition on view at Snug Harbor.
In “Staten Island Mode: Identity, Memory, Fashion,” at the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art at Snug Harbor, the focus is on everyday people and their connection to dressing up. [ more › ]
Katia Riva at her yoga studio, Yoga Hell. The studio was vandalized in an apparent hate crime.
A man broke into the studio in the middle of the day, ransacked the place and drew a swastika on the chalkboard. [ more › ]
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New York City bodegas often accept EBT cards.
Because you can't compete where you don't compare, here are your early links: a new eatery on the horizon for McDonald's, a hot air balloon festival, a croissant ranking and more. [ more › ]
The disco cowboy hat Beyoncé sported in the announcement for her "Renaissance" tour has become a hugely profitable item for one Brooklyn artist.
"We know that Beyoncé is a force to be reckoned with," said Yelp analyst Tara Lewis. "But it's really incredible to see the impact that her tour is currently making on local economies." [ more › ]
CareCube clinic on Nostrand Avenue in Brooklyn’s Little Caribbean neighborhood.
Throughout the emergency period, some CareCube patients received bills of more than $100 for tests that were supposed to be fully covered. [ more › ]
A stock image of someone riding an e-bike over the Manhattan bridge.
The city Department of Transportation said the NYPD is responsible for enforcement. The NYPD said it was unaware of the incident. [ more › ]
A homeless outreach team in the subway in 2020.
The Bowery Residents’ Committee has a new $103 million deal with the city, even after three audits that cited the group's “unreliable” data, “minimal outreach services” and unauthorized spending. [ more › ]
Jersey City plans to launch a "right to counsel" program, where tenants will have access to free legal representation in disputes with landlords.
The Jersey City Property Owners’ Association says the new "right to counsel" program exceeds the city's authority. [ more › ]
A rendering of Five World Trade Center at 130 Liberty Street in Lower Manhattan.
A third of the 1,200 homes planned for 5 World Trade Center will be reserved for moderate- to low-income residents. [ more › ]
<pGeneral view of Coney Island Beach in New York officially opens its doors on Saturday, May 27, 2023.
The NYPD said another teen was found in stable condition, but divers were unable to locate the missing boy. [ more › ]
Because curb your dog signs have to be creative to be seen, here are your afternoon links: a bougie Wegmans, nonconsensual organ harvesting, X's are the new tweets, and more. [ more › ]
Whether you're seeing Beyoncé perform live in New Jersey this weekend or not, there are plenty of options for celebrating her arrival.
Whether you scored tickets for Beyoncé's two concerts at MetLife Stadium or you'll be sitting at home looking for livestreams, you can get into the mood at these five celebratory events. [ more › ]
The Horizon Juvenile Center in the Bronx.
Federal prosecutors say the men then took steps to cover up the attack. [ more › ]
Mayor Adams urged residents to stay safe: “Heat kills more New Yorkers every year than any other kind of extreme weather event.” [ more › ]
The Beach Sessions Dance Series returns to Rockaway Beach on August 26.
There's something suited to every taste happening free of charge almost every day in New York City, from world-class theater, concerts and dance to outdoor film screenings and exercise classes. [ more › ]
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