'Pulp Fiction' Actor Peter Greene's Death Ruled Accidental from Self-Inflicted Gunshot in New York
Actor Peter Greene died from an accidental self-inflicted gunshot, not from self-harm or mental health issues. He was preparing for surgery the day he died.
Federal Judge Deep-Sixes Ex-NYPD Boss Donlon's RICO Gambit At Adams Allies
A federal judge dismissed Tom Donlon’s RICO-style suit against top NYPD officials and Mayor Eric Adams, finding the complaint didn’t plead a coordinated criminal enterprise.
New York City’s Nurses Strike Intensifies as NewYork-Presbyterian Enters Crucial Round of Negotiations Amid Ongoing Staffing Disputes
Ongoing NYC nurses strike reaches day 39 with crucial talks centering on staffing levels as NewYork-Presbyterian nurses push for a resolution similar to recent successful hospital negotiations.
NY AG Slaps EmblemHealth Over 'Ghost' Mental Health Network
Letitia James won $2.5 million and forced reforms after finding EmblemHealth’s directories left patients stranded without mental-health care. The settlement includes restitution and monitoring.
NY Attorney General Letitia James Leads Multi-State Opposition to SAVE America Act, Citing Threats to Voter Accessibility
NY Attorney General Letitia James leads 11 states against the SAVE America Act, arguing it would disenfranchise voters by requiring proof of citizenship for registration.
Hochul Hits Brakes On Robotaxis, Leaving Waymo Stuck At New York’s Curb
Gov. Kathy Hochul removed budget language to allow commercial robotaxi pilots outside NYC, a setback that complicates Waymo's planned 2026 expansion and renews labor concerns.
Shuttered Roosevelt Hotel Poised For Mega Midtown Comeback In US‑Pakistan Deal
Pakistan and the U.S. signed an MOU to jointly redevelop Midtown’s Roosevelt Hotel, moving the PIA‑owned block from shelter to a potential multi‑billion‑dollar project.












