Tenafly Cheers as Edan Alexander, Freed After 600 Days in Hamas Captivity, Returns to New Jersey Soil
Edan Alexander, formerly held hostage by Hamas, returns to Tenafly, New Jersey, after over 600 days of captivity, with the community ready to welcome him. His release was facilitated by the Trump administration.
Brooklyn Lawmakers Urge Gov. Hochul to Enforce Penalties on Greenland for Delayed Atlantic Yards Affordable Housing
Brooklyn officials urge Governor Hochul to penalize the developers of the Atlantic Yards project for delays in delivering affordable housing, with fines reaching $1.75 million per month past the May 2025 deadline.
Blissville, Queens Residents Demand Action on Air Quality as Green Asphalt Faces Criticism and Increased Regulations
Residents of Blissville, Queens face health concerns due to odors from Green Asphalt company, despite the firm's compliance claims and state-mandated smokestack height increase. Local officials demand more action as complaints persist.
Campus Protester Turned Arsonist Destroys 11 NYPD Cars in $800K Brooklyn Blaze
What started as campus activism ended with $800,000 worth of charred police vehicles and a federal manhunt. Jakhi Lodgson-McCray's escalation from egg-throwing protester to alleged arsonist reads like a masterclass in how quickly things can spiral completely out of control.
Manhattan D.A. Announces Indictment of Miguel Jiraud for Attempted Murder and Robbery on Randall's Island
Miguel Jiraud was indicted for Attempted Murder and Robbery after a vicious, unprovoked attack on a female cyclist on Randall's Island, leaving her with severe injuries.
New York's Midtown South to Transform with 9,700 New Homes as Mayor Adams Celebrates Planning Approval
Mayor Eric Adams applauds the City Planning Commission's approval of the Midtown South Mixed-Use Plan, which aims to create 9,700 new homes with up to 2,900 affordable units, transforming Midtown South with new zoning and increased density.












