New York City Strives to Educate Voters on Ranked-Choice Voting Ahead of June Elections
New Yorkers are still adjusting to Ranked Choice Voting (RCV), used in city elections to rank top five candidates, which can extend the tallying process through multiple rounds. The city is focusing on voter education to clarify the RCV process.
Cryptocurrency Firm Founder Iurii Gugnin Arrested in New York, Charged with Evading Sanctions and Money Laundering
Cryptocurrency company founder Iurii Gugnin is charged with money laundering and sanctions evasion, involving over $500 million and sensitive U.S. technology.
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Murder of Harlem Grandmother "Momma Zee" and Is Held Without Bail in Manhattan Court
Ricky Shelby pleaded not guilty to murdering "Momma Zee" in Harlem and was held without bail; his lawyer provided a bizarre defense, while both families refrained from commenting.
Brooklyn's Fort Hamilton Parkway Bridge Set for $36.9M Renovation, Boosting Safety and Connectivity
Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $36.9 million renovation for a Brooklyn bridge to enhance structural integrity and add a protected bike lane, projected to be completed by Summer 2027.
Shocking Testimony in NYC as Diddy Faces Sex Trafficking Accusations and Ex-Girlfriend "Jane" Shares Trauma in Court
Testimonies in Sean "Diddy" Combs' trial reveal alleged sexual and emotional abuse, with Combs facing severe charges including sex trafficking. If convicted, he could face life in prison.
Protests Erupt in New York City and Los Angeles Over Trump's New Travel Ban and ICE Crackdown
Protests erupt in NYC and LA against Trump's travel ban amidst increased immigration enforcement, with calls for ending perceived discrimination and tyranny, while Trump activates the National Guard to maintain order.
Union Pool's "Summer Thunder" Series Returns to Brooklyn with Indie Legends and Fresh Faces
Union Pool's "Summer Thunder" concert series in Brooklyn features a mix of indie legends and new artists, with free shows every Sunday afternoon in summer 2025.
New York City Announces Transformation of Former "The Barge" Jail into Hunts Point Marine Terminal in South Bronx
NYC plans to transform a decommissioned jail barge into a Hunts Point Marine Terminal to improve cargo operations and reduce congestion, as part of the city's "Blue Highways" initiative, creating jobs and economic growth in the South Bronx.












