Court officials attacked in deliberate stabbing incident at Lower Manhattan criminal court
Authorities report a disturbing incident involving two court officials in New York City, characterized as “targeted attacks.” This occurred early Monday morning in a criminal court building located downtown, according to Al Baker, a spokesman for the state court’s administration. Baker stated that initial reports indicated at least two court officials sustained stab wounds and […]
Candidates for Manhattan borough president clash over public safety and bail reform
Borough President Race Heats Up in Manhattan The competition for Manhattan’s borough president is becoming increasingly intense, particularly around topics like public safety and the recent changes to bail laws. Key figures in this Democratic primary include State Senator Brad Hoylman-Cigal and City Councilman Keith Powers. Recently, Powers criticized Hoylman-Cigal for backing modifications to Albany’s […]
‘Owning Manhattan’ Star Ryan Serhant Appears as Himself in ‘And Just Like That’
Selhunt’s Comeback Ryan Selhunt, the real-life real estate guru and star of the Netflix reality show Owned in Manhattan, is back, making waves in the latest episode of And Just Like That…. Fans of the Max Show might remember him from a playful subplot in season 2. Now, in Season 3 Episode 3 titled “Carry […]
Important tax credit for downtown Manhattan in NYC receives last-minute extension
The essential tax credits aimed at revitalizing downtown have been revised. A wire vote by state senators on Wednesday resulted in new incentives designed to attract businesses from outside the state—marking the first instance of such offerings. Extensions to the state’s relocation and employment assistance program, known as Reap and LM-Reap, drew criticism from some […]
Site of the Manhattan Project now focuses on fueling AI competition with China
New Mission for Nuclear Energy and AI in the U.S. Over 80 years after the Manhattan Project’s groundbreaking use of atomic energy, there’s a fresh endeavor underway in the U.S. to manage artificial intelligence (AI) and maintain a competitive edge against China. This time, it’s focused on uranium enrichment, with a new facility recently opened […]
Police apprehend anti-ICE demonstrators occupying the lobby of Trump Tower in Manhattan.
Protesters Arrested in NYC Over ICE Policies On Monday afternoon, law enforcement in New York City apprehended 24 individuals protesting against ICE. The demonstrators were primarily gathered in the lobby of a building, chanting “take-out” and voicing their anger over deportations, reading the names of immigrants sent to a major security prison in El Salvador. […]
Disputed tax credit aimed at revitalizing Downtown Manhattan is likely to be renewed, according to sources
Real Estate Tax Update in Manhattan Faces Uncertainty The effort by real estate professionals to revise certain controversial tax credits crucial for the revitalization of downtown Manhattan has turned into quite the suspenseful situation, but it seems to be heading towards approval. Programs like the Citywide Relocation and Employment Support Programs, specifically the LM-Reap, offer […]
ICE detains immigrants attending required hearings at Lower Manhattan courthouse
On Wednesday, ICE agents detained a group of undocumented immigrants who had been summoned for their appointments in Lower Manhattan. There was also an attempt to arrest a Venezuelan shoplifter connected to one of the defendants, but a state judge intervened to prevent that. Norveiro Vera Ordnes’ lawyer requested that he be sent to Rikers […]
Final statements start in Harvey Weinstein’s trial for rape in Manhattan
Weinstein’s Defense Claims of Victimhood Harvey Weinstein, the controversial film producer, has become emblematic of cancellation culture, according to his defense attorney’s impassioned remarks during the closing arguments of his retrial. The attorney asserted that Weinstein is, in fact, the victim, countering claims made by a woman who accused him of rape. “These women exploit […]
New York City has a path without cars that links Manhattan, the Bronx, and Randall’s Island.
New Cycling Path Opens on Robert F. Kennedy Bridge The Robert F. Kennedy Bridge has unveiled a new cycling and pedestrian path, officially opening on Monday. This development allows New Yorkers to bike or walk between Manhattan, the Bronx, and Randall’s Island. During the ribbon-cutting event, MTA officials celebrated the path’s launch, following the completion […]