New York City Launches Affordable Housing Lotteries in the Bronx and Queens Targeting Senior Residents
NYC introduces housing lotteries in the Bronx and Queens offering affordable units for seniors, with rent as low as $0 based on income and eligibility criteria, including amenities and supportive services.
Explore New York on a Budget, Summer Saturday Discounts Return to LIRR & Metro-North for Pass Holders
Governor Hochul announced the return of "Summer Saturday" discounts for LIRR and Metro-North passengers, allowing monthly pass holders to bring guests for $1 on Saturdays.
Man Detained for Alleged Attempted Kidnapping of Child on Coney Island, Police Investigating Incident
A man was detained for an alleged attempted kidnapping of a 6-year-old boy in Coney Island; the child sustained minor injuries but is expected to recover. No charges have been filed yet.
'Diddy' Dodges Major Charges but Remains Behind Bars in Brooklyn, Sean Combs Cleared of Sex Trafficking, Found Guilty on Prostitution Counts
Sean "Diddy" Combs was acquitted of sex trafficking and racketeering but found guilty on lesser prostitution-related charges. Despite the mixed verdict, he was denied bail and faces a potential prison sentence.
Man Slashed in Arm Outside Manhattan Bar, NYPD Launches Search for Suspect
A man was slashed in the arm outside a Manhattan bar; police are searching for the suspect. The victim, stable at Bellevue Hospital, was injured after an argument. No arrests have been made yet.
Brooklyn Confronts Illegal Fireworks Surge, Injuries in Greenpoint Park and $250K Seizure in Flatbush Crackdown
Two recent illegal fireworks incidents in Brooklyn raised safety concerns; an unauthorized display in Greenpoint injured a woman, and a $250,000 seizure in Flatbush led to an arrest.
Dozens Displaced as Fire Ravages Marble Hill Apartment Building, 3 Firefighters Hospitalized
A fire in Marble Hill forced residents to evacuate and hospitalized three firefighters, with the Red Cross assisting displaced households. The cause is under investigation.
New York City Plans Stricter Enforcement on E-Bike Use, Critics Warn of Impact on Safety and Immigrant Workers
Mayor Eric Adams's administration in NYC plans to enforce e-bike regulations with 45 new officers and a proposed 15 mph speed limit, drawing criticism over safety, economic impact, and potential targeting of immigrant workers.












