New York City Allocates Record $1.35 Billion to Disability Education Amid Backlog Concerns as Security Boosts for Private Schools Begin
NYC spent a record $1.35 billion on private special education, responding to a backlog and facing increased complaints, while also expanding security guard funding for private schools.
NYPD Seeks Suspect in Manhattan Forcible Touching Case, Offers $3,500 Reward for Information
NYPD searches for a suspect involved in a forcible touching incident in Manhattan, urging public tips with a $3,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.
Man Charged with Attempted Murder After Brutal Attack at 50th Street Subway in Manhattan
Manhattan DA Bragg has announced the indictment of Orsen Reyes for a violent assault at a subway station, facing charges including Attempted Murder in the Second Degree.
BitMEX Slapped with $100 Million Penalty for Violating Anti-Money Laundering Laws
BitMEX has been fined $100 million for failing anti-money laundering laws and KYC procedures, with founders pleading guilty and emphasizing the need for financial institutions to adhere to such regulations.
Sordid Secrets in Miami and NYC as Alexander Brothers Suspected of Decades-Long Sexual Assaults and Trafficking Evidence Surfaces
Prosecutors allege the Alexander brothers sexually assaulted over 40 women, with videos found in Tal Alexander's apartment supporting the charges. They're accused of assaulting incapacitated victims.
Gov. Hochul Proposes Mental Health Legislation, Bolsters Abortion Access and Medication Affordability in New York
Gov. Hochul outlined healthcare priorities in New York, focusing on mental health, abortion access, and medication costs, including plans for involuntary hospitalization and support for abortion providers.
Reflecting on the "Miracle on the Hudson" as Captain Sully Seeks Stories for 16th Anniversary and Rescuers Recall Heroic Day
The article recounts the 16th anniversary of the "Miracle on the Hudson," celebrating the teamwork and no casualties when Flight 1549 landed on the river.
New York and New Jersey Port Authority Receives $1.9 Billion Federal Loan for Modern Midtown Bus Terminal
A $1.9 billion federal loan is awarded to the Port Authority for constructing a new Midtown Manhattan bus terminal, with a total project cost of $10 billion.












