Brooklynites Discover Curling's Strategic Charm Amidst Winter Olympic Excitement
The article discusses the history of curling, its strategic elements, and the community culture surrounding the sport, highlighting New York's curling clubs and the passion for the game beyond the Olympics.
New Ride-Share App Empower Defies NYC Regulations With Lower Fares, Faces Legal Scrutiny
Empower, a new NYC ride-share app offering lower fares by letting drivers keep 100% of their earnings in exchange for a monthly fee, faces legal challenges from the TLC for operating without a license and potentially putting riders at risk.
Brooklyn Navy Yard Gives Israel-Linked Drone Maker The Boot After Mamdani Sworn In
The Brooklyn Navy Yard declined to renew Easy Aerial's lease, a move that follows protests over the drone maker's ties to Israel and federal contracts. BNYDC says the decision was driven by operational and compliance concerns.
Mount Vernon Man Sentenced to Over 13 Years for Sex Trafficking Minor in New York
Mount Vernon man, Rai Thomas, sentenced to over 13 years for sex trafficking a minor, with law enforcement's collaborative effort praised for the thorough investigation.
NYC Braces for Coastal Coating After Sun-Soaked Saturday
Chilly Saturday gives way to mostly sunny skies and a high near 43°F. A coastal low may bring light snow Sunday night into Monday with minor coastal accumulations.












