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New survey shows NYC’s quality of life remains lower than before the pandemic.

New survey shows NYC's quality of life remains lower than before the pandemic.

There’s some concern. New Yorkers are reflecting on life in the Big Apple, looking at public safety, cleanliness, and mass transit. The outlook seems noticeably poorer than it was before the pandemic, although slightly better than two years ago. More than a third of residents rate the quality of life in five districts as good […]

Almost 2,000 migrants continue to stay in NYC’s historic Roosevelt Hotel, even though the city has stated it will close the shelter next month.

When will it end? The historic Roosevelt Hotel continues to accommodate around 2,000 immigrants, despite announcements that makeshift shelters will be shutting down next month. This century-old landmark in Midtown has become a hub for over 230,000 asylum seekers since it started housing them in 2022, symbolizing the immigration crisis facing New York City. At […]

Officials are angry after discovering the failures of NYC’s child service agency that resulted in the deaths of 7 children: ‘A call to action’

The recent disturbing news about seven children dying under the oversight of the city’s Children’s Services has shocked many, prompting a strong reaction from various leaders and lawmakers. In response to the troubling findings, officials are calling for increased oversight, reform, and additional resources. Among the voices of dissent is former Governor David Patterson, who […]

Exclusive | Jessica Ramos wants to oversee NYC’s $112 billion budget –

Mayoral candidate Jessica Ramos wants to manage the city’s $112 billion budget, but she hasn’t managed to get her own financial home in order. Two returns to Queens Supreme Court since 2019 show that state senator Ramos, the borough’s state senator, defaulted on the pair of loans. One is $35,757.21 and the other is $42,550.25. […]

NYC’s Union Square area on a roll for retail, restaurant leases

Union Square Park and its surrounding area lost much of their good time juice after the popular coffee shop in Union Square West closed in 2018 and the Blue Water Grill followed history in 2019. Even if the famous retailer on East 14th Street and the popular green market still attracts crowds, I never felt […]

NYC’s 99 Park Ave. nearly full after Amalgamated Bank’s milestone move

Fusion Bank, Long Head Office 275 Seventh Ave. Transferred to Global Holdings Revitalization 99 Park Avenue Closets To Grand Central Terminal – Milestone movements for union-owned financial institutions. Amalgamated’s new 15-year lease at 94,045 square feet brings a 98% lease from 99 Park Ave., adding to the recent 220,000 square feet deal. The amalgamate occupy […]

NYC’s Village Revival Records counts Bella Hadid and Bono as fans

When Bella Hadid wants another Broadway soundtrack of vinyl or Bono, they head downtown to see Buddy Jamal Alnasl. Alnasr has revived popularity for its '70s spinning discs, from Lana del Rey and Carlos Santana to Joe Schmo and tourists to Village Revival Records, in the heart of Greenwich Village. Jamal Alnasr regulars include Lana […]

BOMBSHELL THREAT: Feds Poised to STRIKE at NYC’s Underground Nightmare!

Transport Secretary Sean Duffy threatens to withhold federal funding from New York’s MTA if they don’t take action to improve public safety in their transportation system. “The trends in violent crime, homelessness, and other safety threats in one of our nation’s most prominent metro systems are unacceptable. After years of soft crime policies, our department […]