Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks light up NYC’s skyline
The New York City skyline lit up red, white and blue for Macy’s Fourth of July fireworks display, but this year the west side of Manhattan had the best seat at the show. The West Side Highway between Christopher and Washington streets was packed more than two hours before the start of the 48th annual […]
Violent Brawls Erupt After NYC’s Pride Parade
Fights and shouting erupted in New York City’s Washington Square Park on Sunday after a packed Pride parade. The end of so-called “Pride Month” saw many people punching each other and scratching each other’s hair, with bystanders filming on their mobile phones. New York Post report Monday. Video footage show One woman punches another and […]
Monkey business! Meet Ticky, NYC’s viral-sensation tow-trucking primate
It’s a jungle, exactly the kind of scenery she likes. A 3-year-old spider monkey named Tikki made a funny special appearance recently in the Bronx, wearing a diaper while frolicking around his owner’s tow truck. “Everybody wants to take a picture with her,” “Junior,” 40, told The Washington Post on Monday, referring to his lanky […]
Eric Adams’ booster Eleonora Srugo one of NYC’s top brokers
He is Mayor Eric Adams’ biggest supporter and is a great broker with great perspective. Superbooster Eleonora Srugo is a luxury real estate agent with Douglas Elliman who has also been talked about online as a potential candidate for “Real Housewives of New York.” Srugo, who is politically sensitive on issues ranging from education to […]
NYPD clears delivery bikes from NYC’s Roosevelt Hotel shelter
The NYPD has removed dozens of delivery bikes parked outside the Roosevelt Hotel as part of an increased crackdown on unregistered and illegal mopeds and e-bikes across the city, according to information obtained by the New York Post. A landmark Midtown hotel near Grand Central Terminal was converted into a migrant shelter last year, but […]
NYC’s heat wave will end Sunday night — next week will be ‘little bit more bearable’
The Big Apple will burn this week, but it won’t burn. After five straight days of temperatures exceeding 90 degrees, forecasters said the heat wave will finally ease up a bit on Monday. “Temperatures are expected to be around 92 degrees on Sunday, then back down into the mid to upper 80s on Monday,” FOX […]
Who’ll win NYC’s casino race? Gambling experts set odds
As New York’s summer progresses, the battle over casino licenses in the three cities is intensifying. Proposals and a $1 million application fee must be submitted by Aug. 31, and billions of dollars remain outstanding. With the exception of two racetracks that already profit from electronic gambling and are considered the front-runners — Resorts World […]
2 teen swimmers go missing in waters off NYC’s Jacob Riis Park: cops
Two teenage boys went missing while swimming at Jacob Riis Park in Queens on Friday night, police said. NYPD divers were searching for the boys, but they disappeared shortly after lifeguards finished their shift, police said. Rescue divers are searching for two boys off the Rockaway coast. Wayne Carrington NYPD divers were out searching for […]
Leaders of NYC’s ‘Bully Gang’ found guilty of murder, racketeering and other frightening crimes
Leaders of a Brooklyn gang known as the Bully Gang have been arrested by federal agents on charges of murder, racketeering and drug trafficking, including a murder at a gender reveal party for the baby of one of their gang members. Derrick “Dee” Ayers, 37, Mauryk “Mo Money” Harrell, 34, Franklin “Spaz” Gillespie, 33, and […]
Pols push referendum to repeal NYC’s ‘sanctuary city’ laws
New York City voters in November could have the power to severely limit the NYPD’s ability to work with the federal government on immigration issues and repeal “falsely and dangerous” “sanctuary city” laws that are clearly a “threat to public safety.” Assemblymembers Joe Borelli (R-Staten Island), Robert Holden (D-Queens) and six other members of the […]