New York City Offers Tax Breaks to Homeowners Building Accessory Dwellings Amidst Housing Crisis
New York City homeowners could get property tax breaks for creating ADUs, an initiative under the City of Yes zoning overhaul to address the housing crisis.
Flames Force White House Staff's Osprey to Emergency Landing in NY Amid Calls to Ground Fleet For Safety
An Osprey aircraft carrying White House staff had to make an emergency landing due to flames seen under an engine; no one was injured. This incident followed calls by lawmakers to ground the entire Osprey fleet citing safety concerns.
Two-Alarm Blaze Strikes Upper Manhattan Building, Injuring 13 Including Firefighters
A two-alarm fire in a Manhattan apartment injured over a dozen people, including two firefighters. It started early Tuesday and caused significant damage, with speculations pointing to old wiring as the cause.
New York City FC Parts Ways with Coach Nick Cushing After Playoff Disappointment
NYCFC dismissed coach Nick Cushing after a playoff defeat, making this the 11th MLS head coach vacancy this season. Cushing previously led the team to a 2021 MLS Cup win as an assistant and a 2022 Campeones Cup victory as a coach.
Brooklyn's Cafe Kestrel Is a New Red Hook Gem with Old Soul Charm and Unique Culinary Twists
Cafe Kestrel is a new, intimate restaurant in Red Hook with a 20-seat space serving European cuisine with a quirky twist under chef-owner Dennis Spina. It offers a unique dining experience favoring authenticity over trends.
Man Slashed on Arm at Bryant Park Subway Station During Morning Commute, NYPD Seeks Suspect
A man was slashed on his arm following a dispute at a subway station in Manhattan. The injury was not life-threatening, and no arrests have been made. The police are investigating the incident.
Manhattan Man Pleads Guilty to Pushing Senior Onto Subway Tracks at Rockefeller Center Station
Brittan Jones pleaded guilty to attempting to push an elderly man onto subway tracks at Rockefeller Center; faces 7 years in prison and post-release supervision.
Manhattan's Skies Prepare for a Sustainable Revolution as Downtown Heliport Gears Up for Air Taxis
The Downtown Manhattan Heliport is set to transition to new operators, Downtown Skyport LLC, poised to introduce eVTOLs, with a public hearing scheduled for December 9 to confirm the shift.
Lawsuit Accuses Shen Yun Performing Arts of Exploiting Young Dancers Under Harsh Conditions
The article describes a lawsuit alleging Shen Yun Performing Arts mistreated young dancers with long hours and low pay, based on accusations raised by former dancer Chang Chun-Ko.
Blue Man Group to Take Final Bow in New York City after Over 30 Years
Blue Man Group will end its over 30-year run in NYC on February 2, 2025. The show is known for its silent, blue-painted performers and has been seen by over 50 million people worldwide.












