New York City fish enthusiasts dive deep into unique ‘Migration Celebration,’ featuring paper mache sea creatures

Fish Relocation Celebration in the City It was quite the event for fishing enthusiasts. Dozens of them came together for the city’s inaugural fish relocation celebration, even braving the rainy weather that provided some cheer for the boats navigating the Hudson River. On Saturday, people gathered along West Side Highway to carry large papier-mâché representations […]
Estee Lauder founder and New York City arts supporter Leonard Lauder passes away at 92

Leonard Lauder Passes Away at 92 Leonard Lauder, the billionaire heir who significantly contributed to making the Estee Lauder brand a global force, has died at 92. The Estee Lauder Companies announced the passing of its former CEO and honorary chairman, who was notably involved in New York City’s arts scene. His son, William, who […]
New York City father taken to a Pedro Pascal lookalike contest and becomes the winner

This Mandalorian won his prize. A Brooklyn dad, George Gowntas, participated in a look-alike contest for actor Pedro Pascal on Sunday, and to his surprise, he won. At his son’s restaurant, Del North Mexicon, located in the Lower East Side, Gowntas earned $50 for being the closest resemblance to Pascal, who is famous for roles […]
New York judge reprimanded for likening other jurist and worker to sultry ‘Body Heat’ characters

There’s trouble brewing for one upstate judge. Judge Philip Gentell, based in Rossy, has come under scrutiny after a fellow jurist hinted at possible inappropriate connections with local government staff—reminiscent of the dynamics in the film “Body Heat.” This became evident during his court sessions in St. Lawrence County earlier this year. As noted by […]
A fellow inmate of Luigi Mangione shares details about his work, daily life, and attitude in a New York City jail.

Inmate’s Life and Relationships at Brooklyn Detention Center Luigi Mangion has a unique role in the federal detention center where he cleans the shower. Fellow inmates describe him as a sort of unofficial greeter. When Michael Dadia arrived at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center, he was informed by security that he would share a unit […]
Father Faces Murder Charges for Allegedly Throwing Toddler off Bridge in New York

A New York father allegedly threw his two-year-old son off a bridge, reportedly bragging to the child’s anxious mother shortly after. The body, thought to belong to the young boy, was discovered in the Bronx River on Wednesday, leading to the arrest of Arians Williams the following Thursday. Williams faces charges of murder and manslaughter […]
Large ‘No Kings’ demonstrations take over New York City and other parts of the US during the celebration of the Army’s 250th birthday

In cities like New York, tens of thousands of left-handed “king” protesters filled the streets on what they called “rebellious days,” coinciding with a military parade celebrating the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary in Washington, DC, which some viewed as an indirect protest against President Trump. According to police reports, there were no major incidents or […]
Two golfers from the New York area qualify for the US Open after a short wait

Local Golfers Face Tough Challenges at Oakmont OAKMONT, Pa. – Ryan McCormick and James Nicholas, the local hopes, both survived the open qualifiers and were preparing for the weekend at Oakmont. On Friday, they faced the same critical putt on hole 18, both needing to make it to stay in contention. With about 15 feet […]
How does the ranked-choice voting system in New York City function?

New Yorkers will be able to pick up to five candidates in the upcoming mayoral primary on June 24, thanks to ranked choice voting. Early voting starts on June 14 and runs through June 22. This ranked choice voting system was first introduced in the 2021 mayoral election, so some voters may find it’s worth […]
Prosecutors in New York to Retry Harvey Weinstein for Rape After His Conviction and Jury Foreperson Threats

Harvey Weinstein’s Legal Challenges Continue On June 12, a New York Supreme Court judge announced that former film producer Harvey Weinstein won’t face three rape charges after a jury was unable to reach a unanimous decision, indicating a potential retrial. Judge Curtis Farber revealed that jury members had reported difficulties in their deliberations, leading to […]