NYC’s Chinatown Night Market is back for a fourth season
Big fuss in Little China. As New York City’s Chinatown faces a variety of threats from declining foot traffic and violent crime to urban renewal, one local group has come up with a great way to support the historic neighborhood by hosting a fun and affordable late-night party. For a few Fridays this summer, Big […]
Hunky weatherman John Homenuk is NYC’s own real-life Glen Powell in ‘Twisters’
Big Apple beauties are stunned by this handsome weather forecaster. John HomenukFounder of New York Metro Weatheris gaining a legion of new fans who say he resembles the sexy storm chaser played by Glen Powell in the new blockbuster movie “Twisters.” Like Powell’s protagonist, Homenuk frequently chases fast-moving tornadoes, coming dangerously close to the eye […]
One of NYC’s ‘worst’ landlords sued over falling debris and scaffolding that’s been up for 14 years
City officials say the homeowner wouldn’t realize it was time to fix the building if parts of it literally fell out of the sky. The owner of a Hell’s Kitchen building that’s on New York City’s list of “worst” landlords was sued by the city this week after the owner allegedly allowed a crumbling facade […]
NYC’s MetLife Building picks major firm to run iconic tower in surprise twist
The MetLife Building, the crown jewel of the Grand Central East Midtown office district, is set to bring all of its assets under a single owner and manager, Realty Check has learned. In a move that surprised industry insiders, CBRE secured triple crown status for the office tower, acting as property manager, asset manager and […]
NYC’s Low-Income Neighborhoods Overwhelmed by Migrant Shelters
Low-income New Yorkers are raising alarm bells that Mayor Eric Adams (Democrat) is placing most of the migrant shelters in their already impoverished neighborhoods, siphoning resources meant for Americans in need. New York City is home to a staggering 193 government-run migrant shelters, none of which are in zip codes with the top five median […]
NYC’s poorest zip codes forced to bear brunt of migrant crisis, confidential docs reveal
Some of New York’s poorest zip codes are bearing the greatest brunt of the city’s migrant crisis, including the borough of Queens, which has more shelters than any other in the city’s five boroughs, according to internal data that has not been made public but was obtained by The Washington Post. Long Island City is […]
NYC’s Midtown coalition won’t make a dent in sleaze & menace
Memo to Mayor Eric Adams and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg: Cheers from the Bronx to the new “Midtown Community Improvement Coalition” because, yes, the Squeegee Men are back at the corner of 9th Avenue and West 40th Street. Mayor Eric Adams, along with New York City District Attorney Alvin Bragg, announced plans for a […]
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 […]