NYC Battles ‘Ghost Car’ Epidemic as Mismatched Plates Contribute to Over $100M in Lost Revenue
New York City faces a surge in 'ghost cars' using fake plates, leading to traffic violations and lost revenue, with the Bronx being the worst affected borough.
Legal Aid Society Requests Probe into NYPD's Facial Recognition Missteps Amid False Arrest Claims
The Legal Aid Society calls for an investigation into the NYPD's use of facial recognition citing policy breaches and false arrests, involving cases where the technology led to erroneous identifications.
Hoboken PATH Station Shuts Down Through Labor Day for Critical Repairs, Alternative Transit Options Offered
The Hoboken PATH station is closed through Labor Day for urgent repairs, with alternative transit options like free shuttles and ferry ticket discounts provided.
17-Year-Old Indicted in Times Square Triple Shooting, Manhattan DA Announces Charges Including Attempted Murder
Jayden Clarke was indicted for a triple shooting in Times Square and faces charges including attempted murder and weapon possession, as per the Manhattan DA.
Sunny Skies and Mild Temperatures to Highlight New York City's Labor Day Week
New York's forecast indicates sunny skies, mild temps, and a slight chance of showers, with no hazardous weather expected, allowing for pleasant outdoor Labor Day weekend activities.
New York City's Dining Scene Heats Up with The Eighty Six's Debut in Historic Bedford Street Venue
The Eighty Six, a new 35-seat steakhouse by the team behind Corner Store and Catch Hospitality, is opening in New York City with an anticipated scramble for reservations. The menu features upscale steakhouse fare and inventive cocktails.
Accident Near Lincoln Tunnel Causes Major Delays for New York City Commuters
An accident near New York City's Lincoln Tunnel caused substantial delays during the morning commute, with lane closures and traffic that backed up to the New Jersey Turnpike.
Rev. Al Sharpton Leads March in Manhattan for Economic Justice, Invoking Civil Rights History on Anniversary of 1963 March on Washington
Rev. Al Sharpton led a march in Manhattan's Financial District to support DEI initiatives and protest against the Trump administration's policies, drawing diverse participants and coinciding with the 1963 March on Washington anniversary.
New York City Reels from Gun Violence Wave as Elderly Woman is Slain in East Harlem and Multiple Shootings Occur in the Bronx
A series of shootings in NYC, including the death of a 69-year-old woman in East Harlem, adds to the city's violence despite a police campaign to reduce illegal guns. The NYPD seeks suspects as the community mourns.
Feds Adjust Course on Penn Station Revamp, Sidestepping Demolition in Favor of 'Trump Speed' Overhaul
Federal officials revise Penn Station's expansion plan, avoiding complete demolition of a Midtown block, with a project start slated for 2027 with a more conservative approach focused on efficiency and navigability.
Richland-NYC Scientists Breakthrough Affordably Turns Plastic to Fuel as Trump Cuts Threaten Research
The article discusses updates on environmental restoration, the role of middle school students in tackling marine debris, OR&R's emergency response to marine incidents, and a ship fire emphasizing the challenges in marine conservation.
New York City Welcomes Partly Sunny Skies and Mild Temps As Summer Fades Into September
New Yorkers can expect partly sunny skies and mild temperatures with highs around 78-79 degrees and lows in the mid-60s, with light winds shifting southward.












