Upper West Side Emerges as Leading Political Fundraising Powerhouse in NYC Mayoral Race
The Upper West Side is a significant political donor hub in NYC, leading in funds raised for Democratic mayoral candidates, with a cultural reflection seen in Chris Pavone's novel "The Doorman."
New York's Legendary 'Italian Sherlock Holmes', Detective Joseph Pucciano, Receives Headstone in Brooklyn Over 90 Years After Death
Detective Joseph Pucciano, known as "Italian Sherlock Holmes," received a headstone in Brooklyn over 90 years after his death. His contributions to early 20th-century NYPD were celebrated at the ceremony.
New York City Launches 37th Annual Fleet Week with Grand Parade of Ships Along Hudson River
The 37th annual Fleet Week in NYC began with ships parading on the Hudson River, offering public tours and showcasing military technologies until May 26.
USAF Thunderbirds to Headline FourLeaf Air Show at Jones Beach, Long Island, Over Memorial Day Weekend
The Jones Beach State Park in Long Island will host the FourLeaf Air Show with the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and other military and civilian performers, anticipated to attract over 350,000 attendees.
New York City Embraces Hope and Solidarity in Israel Day Parade Amidst Concern for Hostages Held by Hamas
The Israel Day Parade in NYC celebrated Israel's 77th anniversary, juxtaposed with concerns for hostages held by Hamas. Officials, including Governor Hochul and Mayor Adams, joined, with high security ensuring safety.
NYPD Officer Adopts Maltese Mix He Rescued from East River, Welcoming Hudson to His Staten Island Home
Hudson, a dog rescued by NYPD Officer Desalvo from the East River, has been adopted by him after no owners claimed her. Hudson is now settling into Desalvo's home.
Big Apple Faithful Rejoice as New York Celebrates Election of First American Pope at St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York celebrates the election of the first American pope, Cardinal Prevost, with a spontaneous gathering at St. Patrick's Cathedral and local expressions of joy and hope for unity.
Vatican Showdown as 133 Cardinals, Including 10 from the US, Gather to Elect Pope Amid Ideological Divide
Cardinals have convened in Vatican City to elect the 267th pope, with a record 133 participants, including 10 from the U.S., spanning diverse ideologies. The conclave's secretive voting process will signal its outcome with white smoke.
Columbia University Cuts 180 Jobs After $400M Federal Grant Withdrawal over Antisemitism Response
Columbia University is laying off about 180 employees after losing $400 million in federal grants due to claims of inadequate response to antisemitism.
New York City Airports to Enforce REAL ID Requirement for Travelers Starting May 7
Starting May 7, travelers will need a REAL ID, Enhanced ID, or passport for U.S. flights, enforcing the 2005 REAL ID Act to improve security standards for identification.
Trump in 'Papal' Attire Sparks Outrage in NYC, Cardinal Dolan and Catholic Leaders Demand Respect During Rome Conclave
Trump shared an AI-generated image of himself in papal attire, drawing criticism from Catholic leaders during the conclave period for choosing the next pope.












