Seven people injured in four hours of violence on Thanksgiving Eve across three boroughs in New York City, according to police.
On Thanksgiving Eve, seven individuals were shot across three boroughs in New York City within just four hours, according to police reports. The violence reportedly kicked off around 7:20 p.m. Wednesday, with two teenagers fatally shot at the intersection of Fulton and Jay streets in downtown Brooklyn. An 18-year-old man sustained a gunshot wound to […]
New York City ranks as the most ‘stressed-out’ city globally — which comes as no surprise to anyone
New York Topped the List of Most Stressful Cities Recently, New York City earned the title of the second-best city in the world from Resonance Consultancy, impressing experts with its vibrant cultural economy and extensive urban infrastructure projects. However, the Big Apple has lost its crown as the most stressful city on the globe. The […]
NYC teacher issues threat, warning to Jewish individuals in erratic messages to City College
Teacher Suspended After Online Threats A fifth-grade teacher from a private school in New York City has been suspended following a lengthy online outburst, where he warned the City University of New York that “none of you Jewish bastards are safe,” as announced by prosecutors and officials. Joshua Penn, 39, reportedly made threatening posts after […]
NYC comptroller calls for city pensions to withdraw $42bn mandate from BlackRock
NYC Finance Official Calls for Divestment from BlackRock New York City’s finance chief has urged three of the city’s largest pension funds to cut ties with BlackRock, which manages over $42 billion, in an effort to leverage their market power to combat climate change. City Auditor Brad Lander highlighted on Wednesday that BlackRock, along with […]
City Council pressures Mamdani for an unjustified salary increase
A recent attempt by the City Council to boost their salaries didn’t succeed due to strict wording in the city charter. So, they’ve shifted gears to a Plan B, which might not bode well for the new mayor during his initial days in office. City Councilwoman Nantasha Williams (D-Queens) expressed her desire for a vote […]
New York City aspiring influencer criticized for dog’s death after packing its decaying body in a suitcase
A social media influencer who had previously been criticized for allegedly scamming restaurants is now in deeper trouble. The dog she was tasked with caring for has died, and she returned its decomposing body to its owner in a suitcase. The husky, named Jiachen, or JC, reportedly showed severe signs of decay after a 10-day […]
City council member addresses violent mob assault in Queens
Queens District Sees Mob Violence, Council Member Speaks Out New York City Council member Vicki Palladino addressed a disturbing incident that took place in her Queens district over the weekend. During this event, a mob left a couple injured and set a car on fire. Palladino described the situation on “Fox & Friends,” asserting it […]
Mayor Eric Adams visits New York City synagogue attacked by hateful protesters
Mayor Adams Addresses Anti-Semitic Protests in Manhattan On Monday, Mayor Eric Adams visited a historic synagogue in Manhattan that had been targeted by anti-Israel demonstrators, promising to stand firm against hate. Returning to New York City after a nine-day trip abroad, he made his first stop at Park East Synagogue on the Upper East Side. […]
Angry crowd assaults locals and sets car on fire during street takeover in New York City
Violent Mob Attack in New York City A couple faced a violent assault in New York City after their car was set ablaze by a mob during a street occupation in their neighborhood over the weekend. As reported, the chaos began around 12:30 a.m. Sunday when drivers were seen speeding on a residential lawn and […]
City Council maneuvering will determine the success or failure of Mamdani’s time as mayor
New Leadership at City Hall in January City Hall is set to see a change in leadership come January. Voters have elected Zoran Mamdani as the next mayor. He’ll be taking the helm at the nation’s oldest continuously operating City Hall. On the other side of the building, the City Council will choose a new […]