NYC Health+Hospitals will take control of struggling Maimonides Hospital, according to Mayor Adams.
New York City to Take Over Troubled Maimonides Hospital Mayor Eric Adams, alongside hospital officials, announced on Monday that New York City will assume control of Maimonides Hospital, a healthcare system in Brooklyn facing financial challenges. This merger with the city’s public hospital organization, Health+Hospitals, has been backed by Governor Kathy Hochul, who plans to […]
Century-old NYC pizzeria looks for new owners after family has no heir: ‘It’s really tough to part ways’
Brooklyn Pizzeria Totonno’s Up for Sale After 100 Years The reality is a tough one. The third-generation owners of the century-old Brooklyn pizzeria, Totonno’s, have decided to put the business up for sale, citing a lack of successors to carry on the family tradition. Located in Coney Island, Totonno’s claims to be among the first […]
Zohran Mamdani will take the oath of office as NYC mayor at the former City Hall subway station.
Mamdani to Be Sworn In at Abandoned Subway Station On New Year’s Day, just after midnight, mayor-elect Zoran Mamdani will take his oath of office at a deserted subway station beneath City Hall Park, as announced by his transition team on Monday. New York State Attorney General Letitia James, a prominent supporter of the young […]
NYC pet facilities are acquiring luxurious new features
New Yorkers Go All Out for Their Pets in Housing Choices In the search for a new home, many New Yorkers are prioritizing their pets’ comfort alongside their own needs. Childless pet owners, particularly, are finding that their furry friends’ well-being often takes precedence over convenient transportation or nearby entertainment venues. Although pet amenities like […]
Minimum wage will reach $17 in NYC and $16 elsewhere in the state starting January 1 as required pay increases for millions nationwide.
Minimum Wage Increase in New York for 2024 New Yorkers will notice a change to their minimum wage on New Year’s Day, as it will rise to $17 per hour in New York City, Westchester, and Long Island, while the rest of the state will see it set at $16 hourly. This $0.50 increase marks […]
Snow pile in NYC shaped into impressive Snow King sculpture, becoming a tourist spot
Giant “Snow King” Sculpture Captivates Brooklyn On a Brooklyn sidewalk, a massive snow sculpture known as the “Snow King” has become an unexpected attraction, drawing the attention of numerous passersby. By Sunday, around 50 visitors had gathered outside the House of the Lord Pentecostal Church on Atlantic Avenue, eager to see the artwork that had […]
Reservoir in NYC lowers by 8 feet, revealing a suspicious package taped up
Strange Discovery in Staten Island Reservoir A notable drop in water levels at Staten Island’s Silver Lake Reservoir has uncovered some unexpected items, including a pistol and brass knuckles, causing quite a stir among locals. Chris Sammon, an avid fisherman and Staten Island resident, stumbled upon the strange bundle while exploring the newly exposed areas […]
Unique NYC artists creating works with MetroCards as they face their impending end
MetroCard Artists Face Change as Iconic Passes Disappear Artists who creatively utilize Metrocards are feeling the impact as these blue, plastic passes are phased out. The imminent loss of the MetroCard system is, understandably, disheartening for some. “I was in real denial for a long time,” expressed artist Thomas McKean, who had hoped that the […]
NYC horse carriages decline testing, leading to city threats
Central Park Carriage Drivers Resist Horse Testing Horse-drawn carriage drivers in Central Park are pushing back against the city’s plans to test their horses for drugs, injuries, or signs of abuse. Authorities are now threatening lawsuits and potential closures if compliance doesn’t improve. Recently, a veterinarian, contracted by the mayor’s office to carry out a […]
Many reasons for concern about NYC commercial real estate in 2026
Exploring the Future of New York’s Commercial Real Estate in 2026 On the surface, 2026 looks like it could be a standout year for commercial real estate in New York City. However, while I’ve often highlighted positive trends throughout the year, today feels like a good time to address some concerns. First, let’s touch on […]