New York Enacts Law Mandating Landlord Notifications for Bed Bug Infestations within 72 Hours
A new New York law requires landlords to notify tenants within 72 hours of a bed bug infestation, focusing on those in proximity to affected units. The law aims to improve tenant welfare and landlord responsibility.
Rudy Giuliani Claims Financial Hardship Amid $146M Defamation Judgment Collection
Rudy Giuliani claims financial distress in court, where he's facing a collection proceeding for a $146 million defamation judgment over unfounded election fraud claims. His assets are restrained, including surrendering luxury items.
Harvey Weinstein Sues NYC, Alleges 'Medical Negligence' at Rikers Island Amid Health Issues
Harvey Weinstein sues NYC for "medical negligence" at Rikers Island, claiming inadequate medical care despite serious health issues. He seeks $5 million in damages for what his lawyer calls "cruel and unusual punishment."
NYU Langone Achieves World’s First Fully Robotic Double Lung Transplant Pioneering Future of Surgery
The first fully robotic double lung transplant has been successfully performed at NYU Langone Health by Dr. Stephanie H. Chang using the Da Vinci Xi system.
Manhattan Man Indicted for Alleged Rape, Stalking, and Imprisonment of Teenage Girl
Rayshawn Weir has been indicted on charges of first-degree rape, stalking, and unlawful imprisonment for abusing a teenage girl over a year, starting from when she was 15.
New York City Braces for Rainy Thanksgiving as Clearer Skies Await Post-Holiday
The article describes New York City's weather forecast for Thanksgiving with clouds and rain predicted citywide, and clears up post-holiday with a chilly but sunny weekend ahead.
Two-Alarm Blaze Strikes Upper Manhattan Building, Injuring 13 Including Firefighters
A two-alarm fire in a Manhattan apartment injured over a dozen people, including two firefighters. It started early Tuesday and caused significant damage, with speculations pointing to old wiring as the cause.
Man Slashed on Arm at Bryant Park Subway Station During Morning Commute, NYPD Seeks Suspect
A man was slashed on his arm following a dispute at a subway station in Manhattan. The injury was not life-threatening, and no arrests have been made. The police are investigating the incident.
Manhattan Man Pleads Guilty to Pushing Senior Onto Subway Tracks at Rockefeller Center Station
Brittan Jones pleaded guilty to attempting to push an elderly man onto subway tracks at Rockefeller Center; faces 7 years in prison and post-release supervision.
Manhattan's Skies Prepare for a Sustainable Revolution as Downtown Heliport Gears Up for Air Taxis
The Downtown Manhattan Heliport is set to transition to new operators, Downtown Skyport LLC, poised to introduce eVTOLs, with a public hearing scheduled for December 9 to confirm the shift.
Lawsuit Accuses Shen Yun Performing Arts of Exploiting Young Dancers Under Harsh Conditions
The article describes a lawsuit alleging Shen Yun Performing Arts mistreated young dancers with long hours and low pay, based on accusations raised by former dancer Chang Chun-Ko.












