NYC's Department of Sanitation is considering using drones to enforce trash laws and improve cleanliness, but the idea faces criticism over privacy and effectiveness concerns.

NYC property owners are warned to clear snow from sidewalks by 11 a.m. Monday or face fines, following a storm that ended at 2:30 a.m. Non-compliance could result in a $150 penalty for the first offense.

A GOBankingRates study highlights the stark costs of retirement in the U.S., with states like Hawaii needing over $2 million in savings. Fredonia, NY, offers an affordable alternative with a rich cultural retirement lifestyle.

New York City honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with events such as a Harlem church gathering and the Brooklyn Academy of Music tribute; banks close for the federal holiday.

All Hallows High School in the South Bronx is closing in June 2025 due to financial difficulties and the need for extensive repairs, ending its 115-year history.

Brooklyn Book Bodega is offering free books for those over age 10 on January 18, requiring an appointment. The event supports literacy and educational outcomes.

New York Attorney General Letitia James secured a $106 million settlement from Vanguard for failing to notify investors about retirement fund changes that led to unexpected taxes.

New York Attorney General Letitia James is advocating for the Supreme Court to uphold the funding for the Universal Service Fund, which supports rural communications.

90-year-old Ray Cortez from Brooklyn risks eviction after a reported deed scam on his home. Community and officials support and call for investigation.

The article recounts the 16th anniversary of the "Miracle on the Hudson," celebrating the teamwork and no casualties when Flight 1549 landed on the river.

Activists in NYC are increasing "know-your-rights" workshops for undocumented immigrants in response to fears of mass deportations, highlighting the importance of preparedness and legal education amidst immigration policy concerns.

The NYC Department of Education seeks increased participation in school board elections amid controversies, urging newcomers to bring fresh perspectives to heated advisory meetings.

New Yorkers gather support for California wildfire victims, with local establishments like Ray's Bar collecting donations and contributing financially to aid organizations.