Manhattan's Bet on Times Square and Hudson Yards Casinos Craps Out After Local Committees Reject Proposals
Community committees voted against proposed casino developments in Times Square and Hudson Yards, highlighting the tensions between development and local sentiment in urban planning.
New York Strip Club Executives Indicted in Tax Fraud Scandal Involving Millions in Bribes and Unreported Sales
New York Attorney General Letitia James indicts RCI Hospitality Holdings and executives for alleged tax fraud and bribery involving millions of dollars.
Mayor Eric Adams Launches $218 Million Red Hook Coastal Resiliency Project to Combat Climate Threats in New York
Mayor Eric Adams launched the $218 million Red Hook Coastal Resiliency project to combat coastal flooding and extreme weather in NYC, with completion expected by summer 2028.
Showers and Thunderstorms Expected Across NYC Boroughs as High Rip Current Risk Warning Issued
New York City anticipates showers and thunderstorms, with a high rip current risk warning in effect. Improved weather with sunny skies is forecasted from Thursday onwards.
Cardi B Announces "Little Miss Drama" Tour with Stops in New York and New Jersey Amid Album Release Buzz
Cardi B announces her "Little Miss Drama" tour, her first headline arena tour, starting in Palm Desert and ending in Atlanta, with ticket presales starting September 23, 2026.
Saks Fifth Avenue’s Dazzling Holiday Light Show Makes a Comeback in New York City This November
Saks Fifth Avenue's holiday light show is returning to NYC this November after being absent last year. The display features thousands of lights with festive music, enhancing the city's winter charm.
Two Teens Injured in East Harlem Shootout Involving NYPD as Investigation Seeks to Determine Source of Gunfire
Teenagers were injured in an East Harlem shootout involving NYPD, with an ongoing investigation into the source of the shots and a high-capacity gun recovered.
Manhattan Judge Dismisses State Terrorism Charges Against Suspect in UnitedHealthcare CEO’s Killing
A judge dismissed state terrorism charges against Luigi Mangione, accused of killing a CEO, due to insufficient evidence of his intent to intimidate or influence government policy. He still faces a murder charge and weapons-related charges.
Gov. Hochul Invests $6.7M in Advanced Law Enforcement Tech, Spurs Safer Streets in Syracuse and Central NY
Governor Kathy Hochul highlights a $6.7 million investment in law enforcement technology in Central NY, which includes drones and a robot dog, aiming to reduce crime and enhance police capabilities.
Man Convicted of 2020 Anti-Asian Hate Crime in Manhattan Sentenced to 2-4 Years in Prison
Manuel Morales received a 2-to-4-year prison sentence for a 2020 anti-Asian hate crime in Manhattan, where he menaced a man with scissors and hurled racist insults.
New York Braces for Mixed Bag of Weather – Showers and Moderate Temps Across Boroughs with Weekend Sun in Forecast
New York is set for cloudy skies with a chance of showers and moderate temperatures. A Hazardous Weather Outlook warns of high rip currents in coastal areas.
RedFarm Returns to the West Village as Iconic Chinese Restaurant Reopens with Full Menu and New Cocktail Lounge Decoy
RedFarm, a Chinese restaurant in the West Village, reopens at its original location after a two-year closure due to fire, offering its full menu and a cocktail bar called Decoy.












