Bodega cats in NYC are one step closer to being legally recognized
Legal Protections for Bodega Cats in New York New York City’s beloved bodega cats are on the brink of gaining legal protections under state law. There’s currently a bill being considered by a committee in the New York state legislature aimed at allowing cats to legally reside in retail stores. This legislation would ensure that […]
Three masked attackers, one armed, surprise bodega employees in NYC for $4,000 in cash and expensive jewelry in a recorded robbery.
This week, a shocking robbery was captured on video, where three masked individuals, one armed, targeted two employees at a Bronx bodega, stealing over $4,000 in cash and expensive jewelry. The footage reveals the trio entering El Sitio Deli Grocery in Crotona Park East around 11:30 p.m. while the employees were tidying up for closing […]
NYC bodega leaders express their backing for Andrew Cuomo
In a surprising turn of events, leaders from prominent winery and restaurant organizations in New York City are stepping into the mayoral race, opting to endorse Andrew Cuomo. This comes just days after rival groups expressed their discontent over Zoran Mamdani’s backing, according to reports. Francisco Marte, who heads the Bodegas and Small Business Group—representing […]
Bodega owners’ representative urges struggling New Yorkers not to steal after SNAP benefits end: ‘They might get shot’
Representatives for bodega owners in New York City are urging residents facing financial difficulties to stay calm and refrain from visiting local Loop stores, especially as SNAP benefits could run out amid the ongoing federal shutdown. Fernando Mateo, who recently announced his plan to establish a new bodega organization, expressed concerns about potential looting. He […]
Cherished bodega cat tragically killed by driverless Waymo taxi
Cat at San Francisco Bodega Killed by Waymo Taxi A beloved cat, known as Kit Kat, was reportedly killed by a Waymo driverless taxi in San Francisco, igniting further debate over these autonomous vehicles. The friendly feline was well-loved by customers at Randa’s Market in the Mission District, where it was struck around 11:30 p.m. […]
Leader of well-known NYC bodega owners’ association steps down after Zohran Mamdani’s endorsement for mayor
Bodega Civil War Erupts Fernando Mateo, the vibrant co-founder of the United Bodega of America, announced his resignation on Wednesday. This decision stemmed from frustration over the group’s chairman endorsing Zoran Mamdani for New York mayor, which Mateo labeled a “betrayal.” Mateo plans to hold a press conference Thursday morning to condemn President Radames Rodríguez’s […]
Bodega worker imprisoned for the notorious 1979 Etan Patz murder might be freed
A federal judge will deliberate on Tuesday regarding the potential release of a former New York City warehouse clerk, whose murder conviction was overturned in the notable 1979 case involving the disappearance of young Etan Patz. Pedro Hernandez, 64, is seeking release from state prison following a July ruling by an appeals court, which stated […]
Bodega employees in NYC fatally assaulted a local troublemaker, striking him with a baton during a deadly confrontation.
According to police and other sources, two employees at a Brooklyn deli became involved in a violent altercation that ended with the death of a man known to locals as a “neighborhood nuisance.” This incident happened Monday night. The victim, identified as Jerry Hill, 59, from Bushwick, had a long criminal history, reportedly with over […]
Bodega shooter lost control when victim refused to sell him a loose cigarette, according to witnesses
A man fatally stabbed a beloved worker at a Brooklyn bodega on Saturday, possibly thinking he could convince the victim he was a police officer in order to buy loose cigarettes, according to a witness who spoke with the Post. The fugitive, dressed in dark long-sleeved button-downs with stripes, walked around stores in East New […]
Bodega worker found guilty in notorious 1979 Etan Patz murder deserves a new trial or should be released, according to the court.
Federal Court Orders New Trial or Release for Convicted Man in 1979 Case A federal appeals court has made a surprising ruling, indicating that Pedro Hernandez, who was convicted in the notorious 1979 disappearance and murder of six-year-old Ethan Patz, should either face a new trial or be released. This decision came out on Monday. […]