Big Apple Braces for Impact as Trump's Second Term Signals Shakeup in NYC Public Housing and Regulatory Shifts
New Yorkers in public housing are concerned about the impact of Trump's policies if he were to serve a second term, given his association with Project 2025 and potential budget cuts.
Multiple Injured as Taxi Veers Onto Sidewalk in Manhattan's Herald Square on Christmas Day
A taxi hit pedestrians in Manhattan on Christmas Day, injuring several, including a child. The driver may have had a medical episode. No charges have been filed; the investigation continues.
NYC Boroughs Gear Up for Rain-Filled Transition into New Year, Mild Temperatures and Sunny Days Ahead
New York City faces a rainy transition into the new year, with the National Weather Service forecasting showers and highs in the mid-50s for the weekend.
Former StreetEasy CEO Michael A. Smith Embroiled in $10 Million Dispute with McDonald's Over Tribeca Penthouse
Former StreetEasy CEO Michael A. Smith faces a $10 million lawsuit from McDonald's over an allegedly unauthorized penthouse in Tribeca that's built over a space McDonald's reserved for HVAC.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Denied Public Funds Amid Reelection Bid Following Federal Indictment
Eric Adams' reelection campaign faces a setback as the NYC Campaign Finance Board denies him public matching funds due to concerns over conduct detrimental to the program, amid his federal indictment and unaccounted expenses.
Memorial Sloan Kettering and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Strike Deal, Securing In-Network Cancer Care for Thousands
Anthem and Memorial Sloan Kettering reach an agreement to maintain in-network rates for Anthem members, ensuring continued cancer care without added financial stress.
Federal Approval Granted for New York Tax on Managed Care Organizations to Amplify Medicaid Funds
Federal authorities have approved a tax on Managed Care Organizations in New York, a measure expected to generate significant funds for the state's Medicaid budget.
New York Community Rallies Support with GoFundMe for Vendors Affected by Herald Square Holiday Market Fire
A New York holiday market was hit by a devastating fire, impacting 18 vendors. A GoFundMe campaign aids recovery while the community reflects on lost camaraderie.
Christmas Eve Services at New York's Iconic Cathedrals Draw Thousands in Celebration of Hope and Tradition
NYC's St. John the Divine and St. Patrick's cathedrals held Christmas Eve services, signaling optimism and continuing long-standing traditions amidst packed pews.












