FDA Backs Wearable Electric-Field Device For Tough-To-Treat Pancreatic Cancer
The FDA cleared Optune Pax, a wearable tumor‑treating‑fields device, after a Phase 3 trial showed a small survival benefit and delayed pain progression for inoperable pancreatic cancer.
Staten Island Block Chokes On Bulls Head Rotten-Egg Reek That Will Not Quit
A persistent rotten‑egg odor has plagued Bulls Head on Staten Island for months. DEP crews cleaned sewers and installed manhole filters while health questions remain.
After Years of Misery at Park Hill, Staten Island Complex Fetches $364M Payday
A joint venture paid about $364.7M for Staten Island’s Park Hill after years of tenant complaints. New owners and public agencies say millions will fund a deep rehabilitation.
West Village Favorite Da Toscano Packs Up Pastas For Midtown’s Iroquois Hotel
Chef Michael Toscano is moving da Toscano from Minetta Lane to the Iroquois Hotel; the West Village dining room closes this weekend and reopens March 2 in Midtown. The move keeps signature pastas while adding breakfast, lunch and a hotel-room-service menu.
Long Island Child Therapist Who Traded Infant Abuse Videos Sentenced in Federal Court
A Long Island therapist was sentenced after admitting to distributing videos and images of infant sexual abuse, federal prosecutors said. The U.S. Attorney’s Office called the material "sordid."
NYC Filmmaker’s Cozy Email Trail With Jeffrey Epstein Spills Out In DOJ Doc Dump
DOJ documents show friendly emails between filmmaker Nicholas Jarecki and Jeffrey Epstein, including a pitch for financing Arbitrage and a forwarded Sasha Grey profile.












