New Yorkers are in big trouble if seconds are the difference between life and death. Ambulance response times during life-threatening emergencies have skyrocketed, as the FDNY admits its having trouble staffing and recruiting EMTs and paramedics, according to the mayor's management report.
It’s probably a long shot, but with Pete Alonso’s market not developing as expected, this small-market team may consider it. 
Elmhurst Hospital Center in Queens.
The hospital system said "All New Yorkers should seek care without fear." [ more › ]
Heating costs have steadily since 2022, according to a new report.
The average Con Edison customer is paying almost $50 more per month for gas heating compared to 2022. [ more › ]
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His arrest was among those highlighted by Trump administration officials in New York City this week. [ more › ]
Because metal is both recyclable and valuable, here are your afternoon links: The Yankees should still be good this year, chins are in, baby born in a Krispy Kreme is getting free donuts and more. [ more › ]
A homeless man sleeps on a northbound F train, March 31, 2023, in Brooklyn, New York.
Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said two new initiatives are aimed at making people feel safe. [ more › ]
Because J. Lo even sang a song about it, here are your early links: Bookstores are thriving, Imogen Heap is also thriving, Beans Factor is my favorite golfer and more. [ more › ]
The NYPD says last year, scammers duped dozens of people into handing over their cellphones, then transferred themselves money.
Dozens of people fell for the scam, according to the NYPD. [ more › ]
A fire burns at an apartment building on 2910 Wallace Ave. in the Bronx on Jan. 10, 2025.
State Sen. Michael Gianaris said Gothamist’s reporting on lengthy delays for tenants trying to return to buildings following fires inspired him to introduce the legislation. [ more › ]
People ride on a PATH subway train bound for the Hoboken station in December 2023.
Officials say this was the "least painful" way to quickly complete extensive repairs. [ more › ]
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Construction is finishing up on 120 East 144th Street, a 13-story residential building in Mott Haven, The Bronx. Designed by S. Wieder Architect PC and developed by Beitel Group, the 289,000-square-foot structure yields 450 rental units in studio to two-bedroom layouts, with 86 reserved for affordable housing. The property is bound by East 144th Street, and Gerard and Walton Avenues.
Permits have been filed for an 11-story mixed-use building at 51 Little West 12th Street in Manhattan's West Village. Located between Washington Street and Tenth Avenue, the lot is near the 14th Street-8th Avenue subway station, served by the A, C, and E trains. Jerry L. Noury under the Little West 12th Street Inc. is listed as the owner behind the applications.
LeFrak recently completed the largest solar panel installation in New Jersey on 180 River Drive, a high-rise residential building located in Jersey City. The property, named the Beach, yields 336 units and completed construction in 2020. It now features a 180kW rooftop solar system with 450 panels, which is expected to offset 13 percent of the building’s carbon emissions, equivalent to removing 37 gasoline-powered cars from the road each year.
The affordable housing lottery has launched for 1351 Jerome Avenue, an 11-story residential building in Mount Eden, The Bronx. Designed by Baobab Architects and developed by Joseph Riegler, the structure yields 131 residences. Available on NYC Housing Connect are 98 units for residents at 40 to 130 percent of the area median income (AMI), ranging in eligible income from $36,343 to $181,740.
Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz speaks at the press conference Wednesday.
A special grand jury charged two alleged leaders of the group with selling and possessing illegal firearms. They could face 25 years in prison, according to Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz. [ more › ]
MTA officials hope gridlock like this will disappear in Manhattan as congestion pricing discourages tens of thousands of drivers from entering the borough every day.
The MTA says faster travel times should ease the pain drivers feel from the $9 toll. [ more › ]
Leonardo Fabian Cando Juntamay as he sits in a holding cell in a processing area at 26 Federal Plaza after he was detained during ICE-led operations on Tuesday in New York City.
The Homeland Security secretary said "we are getting the dirtbags off these streets," but details have been sparse. [ more › ]
Saccavino reportedly made $57,000 from the scheme, which involved fast-tracking inspections in exchange for bribes.
Anthony Saccavino, 59, reportedly made $57,000 from the scheme, which involved fast-tracking inspections in exchange for bribes. [ more › ]
The MTA has hired hundreds of private security guards to stand near subway emergency gates.
The MTA estimates 44% of bus riders and 10% of subway riders skipped the fare during the final three months of 2024. [ more › ]
Because Mulchfest almost hit a new record, here are your afternoon links: Kelly Ripa is a George Norcross fan, Terraza 7 trying to fight off eviction, Melania Trump wore a tuxedo and more. [ more › ]
The Museum of the City of New York invites guests to learn about Brooklyn-born politician Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman elected to US Congress, at their exhibition dedicated to her life and legacy.
Featuring free classical music performances, poetry walks, historical discussions and even a 'drunk history' comedy show, Black History month in New York City offers something for just about everyone. [ more › ]
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Because that little island continues to produce great character actors, here are your early links: The Jersey Shore froze, Starbucks is in bad shape, the year of the capybara and more. [ more › ]
Afrilingual cooperative members including Mamadou Diallo, 45, at right, and Malado Barro, 59, during a training session.
The free service, which seeks to offer 10 commonly spoken languages, will help non-English speakers access services. [ more › ]
New Yorkers walk in cloudy weather.
The National Weather Service said the strongest winds would be on Wednesday afternoon. [ more › ]
Construction is finishing up on 597 Grand Street, a nine-story residential building in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Designed by NY Building Associates and developed by Yirtzchok Katz of Developing NY State, the 126,478-square-foot structure yields 185 rental units in studio to two-bedroom layouts with an average scope of 679 square feet, as well as a 35-foot-long rear yard and enclosed parking for 88 vehicles and 93 bicycles. The residential program will include 56 units designated for affordable housing. The property is located at the corner of Grand and Lorimer Streets.
A sign inside the room where people use drugs at the OnPoint NYC overdose prevention center in Harlem reads, “This site saves lives,” in English and Spanish.
The money could benefit the 14 syringe service programs across the five boroughs that offer harm reduction services. [ more › ]
President Donald Trump speaks to reporters while in flight on Air Force One Monday.
The president's planned freeze to federal grants and loans has sewn uncertainty around funding for public housing, university research and other programs. But a judge has blocked the directive, for now. [ more › ]
Mayor Eric Adams, center, and NYPD executives hold briefing in October, 2024.
The Department of Investigation says social media posts by NYPD executives violated professionalism standards, encouraged “unproductive” discourse and failed to comply with citywide policies. [ more › ]
Because we're trying to get from 81.5 to 83, here are your afternoon links: Queens Night Market trying to remain affordable, Baz Luhrmann opened a cocktail bar, people are horny and more. [ more › ]
Outside of the building on Ogden Avenue in the Bronx where federal officials conducted an immigration enforcement action on Tuesday, Jan. 28.
Here's a primer on the Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions in the New York City area since President Donald Trump returned to office. [ more › ]
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After weeks of tension, the announcement was made at a committee meeting for Community Board Five on Monday. [ more › ]
The "defund the police" movement reached an apex around 2020. Now, many progressive candidates for mayor are distancing themselves from the message.
Comptroller Brad Lander called the defund movement "a failed political strategy." [ more › ]
Because there are some sick raccoons wandering around our region, here are your early links: A CVS app would let you unlock the cases protecting toothpaste, new "rush" bus routes in Queens, Wario Phoenicia Diner and more. [ more › ]
Snow-covered mountain tops, cozy cabins, and winter sports galore, the Catskills are truly magical this time of year. Whether you prefer watching the snow fall while sitting in front of a crackling fireplace with tasty Catskill cuisine or embarking on a blood-pumping ski or snowmobile adventure, the Catskills promise unforgettable frosty fun for all. What are you waiting for? Check out these cold weather activities and plan your winter wonderland getaway to the Catskills!
Federal agents show up at an apartment building in New York City on Jan. 28, 2025.
At least two enforcement actions took place in the Bronx, with at least one person charged. [ more › ]
From legendary street foods to renowned eateries serving classic bagels, pastrami sandwiches, and pizza, New York City offers endless must-try dishes. Home to Michelin-starred restaurants, vibrant food markets, and cuisines from around the globe, the city’s culinary landscape reflects its rich history and diversity, making it a bucket-list destination for food lovers everywhere.
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Pride is in full swing this winter in New York State with three incredible LGBTQ ski weekends happening in the Hudson Valley, Catskills, and Adirondacks.
February in New York State is brimming with excitement, both indoors and out! Celebrate Lunar New Year, Valentine's Day, and Black History Month with a variety of special events. Indulge in a chocolate and wine festival, groove to live music, and get your adrenaline pumping with winter sports in the Adirondacks.
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From cultural cuisines to jazz music, bookstores, dance, and sweet treats, shop local during your next New York State getaway and support New York’s Black-owned businesses this month and every month!