Taxman Hits Home: Property Bills Beat Inflation Across The U.S.
Property‑tax bills rose faster than inflation in 2025, with the average homeowner paying $4,427. See which states were hit hardest and what homeowners can do.
Hell’s Kitchen Office Once Worth $131M Headed For Fire-Sale To Werner
David Werner is in contract to buy the Press Building at 311 West 43rd for just over $40M — roughly one‑third of its 2018 price. The deal deepens the city’s office‑to‑residential conversion trend.
Hudson River Families Rage Over 'Loophole' Chopper Tours
At a wreath‑laying near Pier 40, relatives marked the one‑year anniversary of the Hudson River helicopter crash and urged lawmakers to adopt stronger safety rules. They backed a bill that would mandate recorders and modern terrain‑awareness gear.
Melania Trump Denies Epstein Ties at White House
At a surprise White House statement, Melania Trump denied allegations linking her to Jeffrey Epstein, called the claims "lies" and urged Congress to let survivors testify. Her remarks arrive amid continued releases of Epstein‑related files and Capitol scrutiny.
MTA Hits The Road With IBX Workshops In Brooklyn And Queens
The MTA has scheduled in-person workshops in Elmhurst, Middle Village and Brooklyn this spring to gather community priorities for the Interborough Express stations and train design.
Brooklyn Garage Attendant Busted In Long-Running H.E.R. Stalking Scare
A Brooklyn parking attendant was arrested April 8 after authorities say he stalked Grammy-winner H.E.R. for years, allegedly leaving gifts and sending unwanted messages. He’s been charged with stalking and aggravated harassment; arraignment is pending.












