Mamdani does not understand how real estate taxes affect the city’s finances, according to a report.

Real Estate’s Impact on NYC Economy Highlighted The New York City Real Estate Commission refers to real estate and associated taxes as the “invisible engine” of the city’s economy, yet it seems only Mayor Zoran Mamdani fully acknowledges this. Recently, the mayor expressed regret about a previous situation, shifting blame to billionaire Ken Griffin, who […]
Pet store owners in San Francisco get ready to oppose the city’s plan to prohibit the sale of live animals.

San Francisco May Ban Live Animal Sales in Pet Stores San Francisco officials are considering a significant change that could please animal rights activists by banning the sale of live animals in pet stores. This week, a large group of activists urged the SF Animal Commission to support the Retail Animal Sales Prohibition Act, aimed […]
Jonathan ‘Foodgod’ Cheban criticizes LA, claims Spencer Pratt is the city’s best hope.

Reality TV figure Spencer Pratt is creating a buzz again. This time, celebrity Foodgod, who has a massive following, declared he’d return to Los Angeles if Pratt wins the mayoral race. “If Spencer Pratt wins, I’m going back to L.A.,” Foodgod stated in a video that went viral after being shared from Adam’s Apple X […]
New York City’s chilly winter impacts eel movement

Declining Eel Population in Staten Island Staten Island’s eel population is experiencing a significant drop. This winter has been unusually cold, which has affected the city’s American eel migration. Almost half of these elusive creatures typically make their journey from the ocean to Richmond Creek during this time, but many are currently facing frozen conditions. […]
New Yorkers are welcoming the city’s timeless spots — from charming Jazz Age venues to ’70s punk hangouts.

New Yorkers Embrace Nostalgia Amid Rapid Change In a rapidly evolving city, some New Yorkers are experiencing moments from the past—not through time travel, but in their daily lives. From the charm of vintage cocktail bars to punk rock venues that still hold the essence of rebellion, more young New Yorkers are exploring their city […]
The competition features New York City’s famous chopped cheese against Philadelphia’s traditional cheesesteak in the season’s most significant showdown.

As the New York Knicks face off against the Philadelphia 76ers in the playoffs, their long-standing rivalry spills over from the court to the dining scene in New York City. Some dedicated Knicks supporters are going as far as to “ban” the famous Philadelphia cheesesteak, while others have thrown their hats in with the lesser-known […]
Two school leaders reveal the troubling condition of a major city’s education system: ‘Unacceptable’

Concerns Over Educational Standards in San Francisco Schools Two prominent leaders within the San Francisco school system have expressed their disappointment with the education landscape. San Francisco Unified School District Superintendent Maria Hsu and Commissioner Supriya Ray shared their views in recent interviews, emphasizing the need for significant improvements. They described the situation as “unacceptable,” […]
WWE is back at Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall for Raw and SmackDown

WWE to Return to Atlantic City When Bruce Springsteen sang about meeting someone in Atlantic City, he likely wasn’t imagining a wrestling event. However, in just a few weeks, a WWE Superstar may bring that idea to life. WWE announced on Thursday that both Monday Night Raw and Friday Night Smackdown will be broadcast live […]
Disgruntled Venice Beach residents ridicule the City’s effort to address homelessness

Cleanup of Homeless Encampment in Venice On Friday, officials in Los Angeles cleared the final section of the long-standing homeless encampment along Rose Avenue in Venice. This effort is part of ongoing attempts to maintain order in an area that has seen repeated cleanup initiatives followed by the return of tents. Teams returned to the […]
How New York City’s top high schools are biased — as directed by the mayor

Concerns Over Discrimination in New York City’s School Admissions Yi Fan Chen’s son had the academic qualifications to enroll in New York City’s renowned Stuyvesant High School. The issue? He didn’t fit the racial criteria. Chen’s son is among the students affected by the city’s Discovery Program, which was designed to give disadvantaged students a […]