NYC Mayoral Hopeful Zohran Mamdani Hits Campaign Spending Cap with Record Donor Support in Queens
NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani halts fundraising, claiming to hit cap, but projections are pending Campaign Finance Board verification. Despite a pledge, he faces criticism for real estate sector donations.
Pregnant Woman and Husband Robbed at Gunpoint in Bronx Home, Suspect Remains at Large
A pregnant woman and her husband were robbed at gunpoint in their Bronx home, caught on security footage. Valuables worth $147,000 were taken. The suspect remains at large, and the husband offered a $20,000 reward for a sentimental stolen item.
Luna Park in Brooklyn to Kick Off Season with Cyclone's 98th Anniversary and Free Egg Creams
Luna Park in Coney Island will reopen next Saturday with festivities including a traditional egg cream event for the Cyclone's 98th year. The first 98 visitors will get a free ride and egg cream, with discounts on wristbands also available.
Columbia Student Mahmoud Khalil Arrested for Activism, Faces Deportation Amid Legal Battle in New York
Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil, arrested for pro-Palestinian activism, is facing deportation by the Trump administration, sparking protests and raising free speech concerns. His case is symptomatic of broader civil liberties issues.
Mixed Bag of Sun and Showers Ahead for New York City Boroughs, Gale Watch Issued for Coastal Waters
Sunny weather with potential rain showers is expected across New York City boroughs, with variations in timing for rain. A gale watch is in effect for coastal waters Monday.
Yankee Stadium Serves Up Home Run with Christian Petroni's Tiramisu Helmets and Diverse New Culinary Lineup
Yankee Stadium introduces "Petroni Tiramisu" served in mini Yankees helmets, alongside new dining options, including Brooklyn Dumpling Shop and Bondi Sushi.
Brooklyn's United Senior Center Faces Potential Closure Amid 70% Rent Hike and Gentrification Concerns
The United Senior Center in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, may close or relocate due to a 70% rent increase, highlighting tensions between community services and market realities in NYC.
NYC Officials Alert, Croton Water System's Rising Salinity Threatens City's Prized Tap Water Supply
Rising salinity levels threaten the integrity of New York City's tap water supply, specifically affecting the Croton water system, which has seen a threefold chloride increase since 1987 due to road salt and other factors.
NYC Expands Overweight Truck Enforcement on BQE Staten Island-Bound Lanes
NYC is expanding its overweight truck crackdown on the BQE to include Staten Island-bound traffic, utilizing Weigh in Motion technology after a significant drop in overweight vehicles. The system's authorization requires renewal by December 1, 2025.












