Republican Rep. Mike Lawler takes credit for stopping NYC’s controversial $15 congestion toll in new ad campaign
First-term Republican Rep. Mike Lawler has launched a new multimillion-dollar ad campaign, claiming credit for getting Gov. Kathy Hockal to shelve a controversial $15 congestion charge for entry into midtown Manhattan. “I want to focus on getting things done, which is why I brought together Democrats and Republicans to block the MTA’s congestion fee,” Lawler […]
NYPD chief blasts NYC’s sanctuary status after illegal migrant charged in knifepoint rape of woman
New York City police officials criticized the Big Apple’s sanctuary city status after an illegal immigrant allegedly raped a woman at knifepoint on Sunday. New York Police Sergeant John Chell spoke out about immigrant crime following an incident in which Nicaraguan suspect Daniel Davon Bonilla, 24, and an accomplice are alleged to have grabbed a […]
NYC’s Notorious ‘Night-Life Lawyer’ Sal Strazzullo Found Dead In Car
Authorities found Salvatore Strazzullo, known as the “nightlife lawyer,” dead in his car in Brooklyn on Saturday, according to the New York Post. A notorious New York City lawyer known for high-profile cases, facing multiple criminal charges for allegedly defrauding elderly clients out of millions of dollars, has been found dead in his car. According […]
NYC’s rental market is more chaotic than ever
Searching for an apartment in New York City went from frustrating to downright crazy. In a city where landlords have taken control and are driving up rents to astronomical levels, renters are fighting their hardest ever battle for housing this summer. Take Aurielle Catron, a 29-year-old security engineer who braved the New York City jungle […]
NYC’s Lectures on Tap are a fun way for smart people to connect
Brooklyn residents Felecia and Ty Freely are true nerds. But this clever couple – the wife is a veteran engineer and the husband is a Columbia University psychology student – don’t see their intellectual lot in life as a negative thing. Instead, the visionary duo has pooled their brains to help build community in the […]
NYC’s ‘shoddy oversight’ wastes ‘millions of taxpayer dollars’ on unused hotel rooms, uneaten food for illegal aliens: Audit
New York City Comptroller Brad Lander (Democrat) audit On Tuesday, he accused the administration of Mayor Eric Adams (Democrat) of “shoddy oversight” of the city’s contract with Rapid Reliable Testing NY LLC, also known as DocGo. The Adams administration signed a $432 million contract with the company to provide shelter, lodging, food and other services […]
Brawl in the street, junkies dozing on the sidewalk as troubles continue on NYC’s West Side
It was business as usual on Manhattan’s frenzied West Side on Monday, with brawls breaking out in the streets in broad daylight and drug addicts sleeping on concrete fences within walking distance of tourists. The day after The Washington Post reported on a “humanitarian crisis” plaguing the Gateway District, a man writhed in agony outside […]
RFK Jr. Admits to Dumping a Dead Bear in NYC’s Central Park
Third-party candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) released a bizarre video on Sunday in which he admitted to dumping a dead bear cub in New York City’s Central Park and making it look like it had been hit by a bicyclist. Kennedy released a video of X, previewing the upcoming story. New Yorker Regarding […]
Body of young man found floating facedown in NYC’s Harlem River: cops
Police say a young man’s body was found floating in the Harlem River Sunday morning. Police said the body of the unidentified man, believed to be in his 20s, was discovered shortly after 9:30 a.m. when authorities responded to a 911 call reporting that an unconscious man had been found face-down in the river near […]
Exclusive | NYC’s DOE accepts offer for nearly $5.6M worth of apples –
They are giving their children a core curriculum. Food service managers at the New York City Department of Education ordered three times as many apples as they needed, forcing them to throw out thousands of cases of rotting fruit over the past four months, The Washington Post has learned. In March, the city’s DOE’s Food […]