New York City Construction Safety Improves in 2024 with Lower Injury and Incident Rates, Record Inspections by DOB
The NYC Construction Safety Report for 2024 shows a decrease in worksite injuries and incidents, with Mayor Adams and Commissioner Oddo highlighting the role of enhanced safety measures and inspections.
Rediscovered Ashes of Space Pioneer Willy Ley Spark Quest for Fitting Tribute on NYC's Upper West Side
Ashes of Willy Ley, a space exploration pioneer, were found in a New York basement. Ley died before seeing his space travel predictions come true. His legacy includes influencing American space narrative and having a lunar crater named after him.
Man Convicted of Rape in West Village Apartment After Tinder Date, Manhattan D.A. Affirms Consent Withdrawal
William Hathaway was convicted of third-degree rape by a New York jury, for an incident involving a woman he met on Tinder. Despite her revoking consent, he continued the sexual act. Sentencing is set for June 10, 2025.
New Yorkers Prepare for Rainy Weekend Despite No Severe Weather Hazards
New York City anticipates a rainy weekend with a 90% chance of showers starting tonight and sunny days to follow. Temperatures will slightly vary across boroughs, with highs in the 70s and lows in the upper 50s. No hazardous weather is expected.
Former Model Accuses Disgraced Mogul Harvey Weinstein of Sexual Assault at 16 in Tense Manhattan Retrial
Harvey Weinstein's retrial spotlights new sexual assault allegations by former model Kaja Sokola from when she was 16, opposing Weinstein's defense that claims consensual encounters in show business.
House Republicans Urge Charges Against Ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo for Alleged False Statements to Congress
House Republicans are urging to prosecute ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo for allegedly lying to Congress about COVID-19 deaths in nursing homes. He denies wrongdoing, but evidence suggests involvement; his political standing remains robust.












