Several NYC “death” jetties are scheduled to be removed this fall.
Concerns Over Dangerous Pier at Rockaway Beach This summer marks another year without John Munoz for his family, as they remember their beloved boy. The deteriorating pier, where he is reported to have lost his life, still stands at Rockaway Beach. The 70-year-old structure, often referred to as a “death stake,” is slated for removal […]
Several individuals stabbed close to Penn Station in NYC, one in serious condition
Stabbing Incident Near Penn Station in New York City A suspect is in custody following a stabbing incident near Penn Station in New York City on Sunday night, which left multiple people injured, with one seriously hurt, according to authorities. The Fire Department of New York (FDNY) reported that emergency responders were sent to West […]
The ‘Alice in Wonderland’ mural from a hospital in NYC is now on public view.
A remarkable mural from the New Deal era, featuring a character from “Alice in Wonderland,” is set to be publicly unveiled. This work, titled “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland in New York,” was crafted by New York artist Abram Champagnier between 1938 and 1940 during a WPA project aimed at enriching the children’s ward of Gouverneur […]
NYC Councilwoman and congressional candidate Julie Won reportedly occupied a luxury Queens condo without permission, according to the landlord.
A New York City councilman who is in the running for Congress is facing a $25,000 debt for unpaid rent after living in a luxury high-rise for five months, as reported by his former landlord and court documents. Councilmember Julie Wong (D-Queens) and her family recently left their one-bedroom condo at Skyline Towers on Long […]
Composer in NYC claims discrimination cost him ‘Wicked’ Broadway role due to his race: lawsuit
Composer Claims Discrimination in “Wicked” Apprenticeship A composer based in New York is claiming that he was denied a chance to join “Wicked” on Broadway due to his race. Kevin Lynch has filed a lawsuit in Manhattan federal court, asserting that he was ineligible for a three-week paid apprenticeship because the nonprofit managing the show […]
Short-term rental costs in NJ and NYC surge over 1,500% per night during World Cup games
Property owners in the area are capitalizing on the influx of soccer fans during the World Cup by significantly raising short-term rental prices. Some are reportedly increasing rates by as much as 1,500 percent per night, looking to cash in on the wave of football enthusiasts arriving for matches starting June 13 at MetLife Stadium […]
Schools chancellor in NYC may face criminal charges over no-bid contracts, according to expert.
Authorities are looking into potentially questionable contracts signed by New York City Schools Superintendent Comer Samuels during his time in the role, as reported by the Post. Recently, the newspaper disclosed that while Samuels served as the ward manager for District 3 on the Upper West Side, he engaged a vendor, Sean Kreiling, who wasn’t […]
Man in NYC reveals large back tattoo of Knicks legends, surprising Jalen Brunson
Matt McAllister from Staten Island has a unique way of showing his love for the Knicks—it’s all inked on his back. He’s got a Mount Rushmore of Knicks legends, including the team’s current MVP, Jalen Brunson. Brunson was genuinely surprised when McAllister revealed his impressive tattoo. “He’s usually pretty quiet, but he just said, ‘Oh, […]
98-year-old assaulted with broomstick in NYC by woman distributing flyers for a Democratic candidate
Political Campaign Incident in Brooklyn A politician, seemingly caught in a heated moment, has been arrested after allegedly assaulting a 98-year-old man during an argument over campaign flyers. This incident took place while Tashara Abel, a 27-year-old involved with Democratic Socialists of America candidates, was distributing re-election materials in Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn. According to […]
Knicks fans celebrate wildly in NYC after Game 2 Finals victory, taking to the streets outside MSG.
Knicks Fans Celebrate NBA Finals Win After the Knicks triumphed in Game 2 of the NBA Finals on Friday night, a wave of ecstatic fans poured into the streets outside Madison Square Garden, painting Midtown in blue and orange. As the final buzzer rang out some 3,000 miles away in San Antonio, the energy back […]