Survey Reveals Over a Third of New Yorkers Admit to Littering, Young Men in Bronx and Queens Leading the Trend
A survey shows over a third of New Yorkers admit to littering, mainly men aged 18-34 from the Bronx and Queens. Despite this, locals have a strong city pride.
NYPD Seeks Public's Help to Identify Suspect in Assault of Elderly Man on Brooklyn MTA Bus
The NYPD is searching for a suspect who assaulted a 70-year-old man on a Brooklyn MTA bus on May 4th. They seek public help to identify the assailant, offering a $3,500 reward.
Attorney General James Secures Over $13,500 in Baby Formula for Rochester Amid Settlement with Paragon USA Over Price Gouging Claims
NY Attorney General Letitia James secured a settlement with Paragon USA & Co., LLC for baby formula price gouging; the company will pay penalties and provide formula to Rochester families.
Mayor Eric Adams Unveils Plans for 72-Story Mixed-Use Skyscraper to Transform Downtown Brooklyn
Mayor Eric Adams proposes replacing a city-owned building with a 72-story mixed-use tower offering 1,200 housing units, with 25%-30% designated as affordable. The project aligns with his "City of Yes" initiative to increase housing in NYC.
Mixed Bag of Sunshine and Showers for New York City Boroughs This Week
NYC's National Weather Service predicts sunny days and chances of showers across boroughs with varying probabilities of rain from Tuesday. No hazardous weather is expected.
New York City Mayoral Candidates Divulge Plans for Affordability and Public Safety in Sunset Park
NYC mayoral candidates present varied tactics for affordability and public safety, with approaches ranging from hiring more police to community-based initiatives, as concerns rise in neighborhoods like Sunset Park.
Documents Shed Light on Federal Probe into Mayor Eric Adams' Alleged Attempt to Obstruct Justice in Corruption Case
Documents related to Mayor Eric Adams' corruption case have been revealed, showing federal suspicions of obstruction and evidence disputes over his phone's passcode and location.
Brooklyn's Sunset Park Senior Center Faces Closure After 70 Percent Rent Hike as Community Rallies for Resolution
Brooklyn's United Senior Center of Sunset Park faces potential closure due to a 70% rent increase, threatening the community hub that serves seniors with activities and support.
Brooklyn Convicts Michael Rutledge for Armed Robbery and Firearm Charges in Clinton Hill Heist
Michael Rutledge was convicted on all counts for his participation in an armed robbery in Brooklyn, with potential sentencing ranging from 10 years to life in prison.
Former Private Equity Executives Sentenced to Prison for Multi-Billion Dollar Investor Fraud
Former private equity executives David Gentile and Jeffry Schneider were sentenced to seven and six years in prison, respectively, for investor fraud involving $1.6 billion.
Sunny Days Ahead with Possible Showers Midweek for New York City Boroughs
New York City expects a mix of sun and showers this week, with consistent sunny days and occasional rain chances, while no hazardous weather is expected.
Brooklyn's Carroll Gardens Welcomes The Hanley, an Intimate Venue for Close-Up Magic and Cocktails
The Hanley in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, is a new magic show venue by magician Greg Dubin, offering intimate performances and a full bar in a historic location.












