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Gizem Alper’s career in international commercial law flows from a lifelong interest in legal principles and a career hopping between different cultures and parts of the world. Having studied and worked in law on three different continents, Alper’s practice focuses on bringing businesses into agreement across cultures…
Native New Yorkers have been returning home — not to live in waterfront properties, but in New York Harbor. Not to dwell in historic brownstones, but in sprawling green spaces. They’re nesting on trees, not in houses. These repatriates are whales, raptors, foxes, and a plethora of other animals that were once in…
Six nonverbal students with special needs were unaccounted for for more than four hours after their school bus traveled to multiple incorrect schools, according to an investigation by the Special Commissioner of Investigation for the New York City School District (SCI). According to a report released by SCI on Oct…
The NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force is investigating an act of vandalism at an Upper East Side bank on Monday morning in which windows were shattered and pro-Palestinian phrases were painted on the front doors. Police said the incident of criminal mischief was reported at the Capital One bank located at 249 East 86th…
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a bill last week expanding tax relief for volunteer firefighters and ambulance workers — but her Republican opponent in the governor’s race, Bruce Blakeman, apparently missed the memo. The Hochul reelection campaign seized upon Blakeman’s attack on Monday, accusing the incumbent of not signing…
Voting advocates recently called deliberate misinformation from the federal government the greatest threat to voting in what they see as an attempt to scare eligible voters and suppress the vote. Representatives of several groups a few weeks before election day, and virtually on the eve of early voting, said…
New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn gave offensive coordinator Frank Reich a vote of confidence on Monday despite a continued punchless attack that was mostly neutralized in a 26-19 loss to the New England Patriots. “I think he’s done a good job, I really do,” Glenn said on Monday. “Obviously, there are a number...
Sylvester Stallone isn’t throwing in the towel just yet — and he has a pretty relatable reason why! The Rocky star recently told fellow Hamptonites Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos on Live with Kelly and Mark that he “can’t retire” just yet because he has his daughter Sophia’s upcoming wedding to pay for. “I’m…
It’s clear that New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh does not care if you’re the franchise running back like Cam Skattebo or a third-stringer: If you mess up, you ride the bench. Skattebo learned that lesson the hard way in Sunday’s loss to the New Orleans Saints, in which he did not get a...
EAST MEADOW, NY — New York Islanders forwards Matias Maccelli and Calum Ritchie will be out for at least this week, head coach Pete DeBoer divulged on Monday. Both top-six forwards suffered lower-body injuries during New York’s 4-1 victory in Toronto over the Maple Leafs on Saturday, but were still being evaluated on…
Latin American boy band SANTOS BRAVOS celebrated their first anniversary with a fan signing at K-Pop Nara in the American Dream Mall on Thursday, October 15, marking a milestone that coincides with the group’s first visit to New York City and its highly anticipated debut performance at the KOOM Festival. The…
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is replacing four of the five existing mayoral appointees to the Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB), reshaping the city’s independent police watchdog as his administration presses ahead with broader efforts to strengthen NYPD accountability. The mayor announced Monday that Reginald Greene…
A potential plan to bring the 2042 Winter Olympics to New York City and Lake Placid kicked off in earnest Monday with the meeting of a state-appointed Exploratory Committee that will help decide whether the Empire State should go for the gold with the joint venture. Gov. Kathy Hochul said the committee includes an…
New York City will add 10,000 free 2-K seats next fall, expanding the program to all five boroughs, including the entirety of Staten Island and the Bronx, Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Monday as part of their push for universal childcare. The expansion, set for fall 2027, will bring the program…
The city Department of Transportation (DOT) should lower speed limits to 20 miles per hour across 17 community board districts that have signaled support for the change under Sammy’s Law, as well as in the districts with the highest traffic death rates, city Comptroller Mark Levine and several other elected officials…
A promising start to the season for the New York Rangers had a wrench thrown into it with Igor Shesterkin’s season-ending lower-body injury. While the Blueshirts have gotten solid goaltending from 24-year-old Dylan Garand, there are plenty of intriguing options both in free agency and on the trade market if New York…
A new NBA season is around the corner for the Brooklyn Nets, which brings a fresh new opportunity. Their inner-city rival, the New York Knicks, won the NBA title for the first time in 53 years this past season. Brooklyn looks to spark some magic of their own. The Nets finished their 2025-2026 campaign with...
PoliticsNY’s latest special edition, Inside Government: Transportation features the government officials shaping New York’s transportation landscape. Today’s Q&A is with New York City Council Majority Leader Shaun Abreu. Majority Leader Abreu is chair of the NYC Council Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure…
Police in Queens are looking for the suspect who slashed a teenager during a bloody assault on Monday morning. Law enforcement sources said the attack occurred near the corner of Myrtle and Forest Avenues in Ridgewood at about 7:50 a.m. on Oct. 19. Officers from the 104th Precinct, in responding to reports of the…
The Bronx County Bar Association celebrated the 124th installation of its officers and directors with a gala on Oct. 15 at Marina Del Rey on the borough’s waterfront. Nicolas Bagley, Esq., was installed as the association’s 107th president, taking over for Renee C. Hill, Esq., as leader of the organization that serves…
The old saying goes, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” When it comes to the NYPD, its performance and leadership, Mayor Zohran Mamdani seems to have embraced that statement. And why not? Through the first nine months of his first year in office, the mayor and all of us New Yorkers have been enjoying...
The new Broadway revival of Jon Robin Baitz’s “Other Desert Cities” feels like a packaging deal from a high-powered talent agency. Take an A-list star making her Broadway debut, add a young television actor doing the same and three experienced stage actors, then give them five good roles in an acclaimed…
A group of Columbia University students began offering “friends and family access” to the campus Monday evening, using a loophole in the school’s visitor policy to let members of the public through its gates while official public access remains shuttered. It has been nearly three years since the general public could…
Another Sunday gone, and another afternoon of the New York Jets attempting to take some form of consolation from a loss. Yes, Gang Green could have rolled over after falling behind the New England Patriots 17-3 late in the second quarter, and did well enough to keep things interesting by outscoring them 16-9 in the...
The loss was ugly, but the New York Giants appear to have found their starting quarterback for the remainder of the 2026 season. JJ McCarthy nearly pulled off a wild 24-point fourth-quarter comeback after he was subbed in for the benched Jameis Winston, passing for 243 yards, directing two touchdown drives, and…
New York subway riders say the deadly Midtown transit shooting over the weekend has reignited their concerns about quality of life issues they face every day. The 53rd Street and 7th Avenue subway station bustled with tourists trekking their luggage to JFK Airport on Sunday, one day after a man was shot dead there…
The noise that comes with winning an NBA title and then trying to defend it is plenty loud for the New York Knicks, who have a banner-raising and ring ceremony, succeeded by an actual basketball game on Tuesday night. It’s a completely different vantage point for head coach Mike Brown and his team to be...
The Knicks will have no shortage of primetime matchups as the defending NBA champions, and a gauntlet of a 2026-27 schedule awaits: 13 back-to-backs, at least nine road games in December, including the NBA Cup, and marquee matchups galore against some of the very best the game has to offer. It’s nearly impossible to…
The Knicks won their first NBA title in 53 years despite the distractions brought about by James Dolan down the stretch. While they reeled off a 13-game postseason winning streak and battled Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs, the controversial owner invited President Donald Trump to Game 3 of the NBA Finals…
The offseason certainly goes much quicker when you’re on top of the mountain, and that’s exactly where the Knicks are. But it’s already time to turn the page. With the Larry O’Brien Trophy in hand, the target on the Knicks’ backs is gargantuan, and a reloaded Eastern Conference is going to take its best shot...
What happens when a stoppable force meets a movable object? Precious little, it seems, if New York City FC’s dreary 1-1 tie with Los Angeles FC at Citi Field is anything to go by. It is hardly surprising that a game between NYCFC – without a home win in the MLS since July and with...
For the first time in 53 years, the New York Knicks enter the season as reigning NBA champions and will receive their championship rings and celebrate with a banner ceremony on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden, when they host the new-look Philadelphia 76ers. With a few roster changes and looming contract issues, what…
Despite spending the vast majority of the match with the ball at their feet, Red Bull New York failed to come away with a victory against Toronto FC on Saturday. In a match where both teams desperately needed to win to stay in the playoff picture, Toronto found itself taking the three points with a...
Police in the Bronx are questioning a senior man on Sunday morning, hours after he allegedly shot his girlfriend when he caught her with another man inside an apartment in an apparent love triangle, police sources said. Law enforcement sources reported that the domestic dispute unfolded just before 9:30 p.m. on Oct…
New York University is doubling its financial support of the continued preservation and enhancement of Washington Square Park, providing $6 million over the next four years for New Yorkers and tourists who walk through the park’s historic arch to enjoy a clean, safe, and vibrant outdoor space. The pledge comes after…
New Yorkers throw out perfectly good food every day because it’s past the date on the package. Today, as World Food Day reminds us that one in seven New Yorkers are food-insecure, making impossible choices between buying groceries for their family or paying their bills, it’s time for Governor Hochul to take a simple…
Police have launched a desperate manhunt for the suspect who shot a man dead on board a subway station platform in Midtown on Saturday afternoon. The NYPD released images of the alleged gunman behind the murder on the Queens-bound platform of the 7th Avenue station on the E line, below 53rd Street, at about 12:21...
The pink ribbon has made a difference, says Dr. Elizabeth Comen. Now, as Breast Cancer Awareness Month gets underway, the NYU Langone breast oncologist wants the message to reach the women it has missed, including a growing number who are under 50. “I actually think that pink ribbon has done a lot,” said Comen, a...
Bryant Park’s must-visit Winter Village is returning to the heart of Manhattan on Oct. 28 for its 25th anniversary. Sponsored by Bank of America, in just a few weeks, Bryant Park will be completely transformed into quintessential holiday cheer, with the Holiday Shops by Urbanspace bringing in 180 small and local…
amNewYork, in conjunction with the MTA, present “Ask the MTA,” a column where MTA officials answer your questions about transit service in New York City. If you have a question for the MTA about subways, buses, commuter rails and more, email [email protected]. Q: I love seeing all the fall foliage along the Hudson…
The “neigh”-sayers won’t have it! Carriage horse drivers and medallion owners gathered at the entrance of Central Park on Friday to deliver a clear message to City Council Speaker Julie Menin: Legislation she intends to see passed next week to end their industry is “unacceptable.” Christina Hansen, TWU Local 100‘s…
An envelope containing a suspicious substance prompted a hazardous materials response at U.S. Rep. Ritchie Torres‘ Bronx district office Friday afternoon, after six people were reportedly exposed to the powder, the FDNY confirmed. The FDNY received a call at 1:23 p.m. on Oct. 16 reporting suspicious powder at 540 East…
Justice Coordinator Hillary Warner has turned the Onondaga County court system based in Syracuse into a thriving hub for sharing essential resources. Walking into the family court’s lactation room, mothers can find bags of diapers. In drug treatment court, boxes of Narcan, the medicine that can reverse an opioid…
City Council Speaker Julie Menin confronted Elon Musk’s SpaceXAI on Friday with a sexualized image of herself that she said Grok, the company’s chatbot, returned in less than 30 seconds — moments after a company representative insisted the chatbot has “strict controls” to prevent the sexualization of real people. The…
Delivery operators in the Bronx are speaking out against the Delivery Protection Act, which would effectively eliminate delivery contractors in the city. The proposed legislation would also create a licensing system for distribution facilities and establish new safety standards. Last month, Mayor Mamdani announced his…
Prologis, a global real estate investment and logistics company that develops and operates warehouses and distribution facilities, is evaluating a potential project at the former New York Post printing plant on the Port Morris waterfront, concerning neighborhood advocates who had been exploring community stewardship…
Every October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month calls on us to confront an epidemic that continues to thrive in secrecy. As the Democratic nominee for the 34th Assembly District, I have spent years reviewing policy briefs and state budgets. But long before I ran for public office, I knew this reality viscerally, from…
The emotionally disturbed South Richmond Hill mother who told a 911 radio operator that she had killed her 5-year-old daughter in her family home on Wednesday, Oct. 14, is being held without bail after an autopsy determined that the child had injuries which are found in cases of asphyxia. Francis Cabello, 32, was…
East Hampton’s Billy Joel is hoping to return to the stage, though he still has some hurdles to clear before knowing whether that will be possible. The music legend recently shared that he needs further testing for his brain disorder and, for now, cannot drive or perform. It’s certainly a difficult pause for the…
While many may think nothing could be further apart than elected government officials and those appointed to wear Supreme Court robes, leaders in the legal profession recently said government officials might make good justices. St. John’s University law professor John Q. Barrett made the case for practical, as well as…
The NYPD is looking for a suspect who injured a 12-year-old girl during a shooting in the Bronx. According to police, at 8:25 p.m. on Oct. 10, a group of unknown individuals were near the vicinity of Tratman Avenue and St. Peters Avenue when one of the individuals pulled out a firearm and shot multiple...
Queens detectives say they are still on the hunt for two dognappers who made off with a pooch from a College Point home last month. According to police sources, the 10-year-old female Yorkshire Terrier named “Chanel” was roaming the front lawn of a residence near 130th Street and 14th Avenue on Sept. 17, when at...
Sherry Ramsey has always had a major soft spot for animals. That is why she turned that lifelong passion into a profession, using her legal expertise to advocate for animals and protect their welfare through the growing field of animal law. A graduate of New York Law School in Lower Manhattan, Ramsey began her legal...
Don’t just sit at home! There are plenty of great things to do around New York City this weekend. Here’s a look at some of the best events happening around town between Oct. 16-18! Friday, Oct. 16: Halloween drag! TALE: NYC’s Finest Storytelling: No hokey gimmicks. No dumb themes – For the past 13 years,...
A new poll found that voters in Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island overwhelmingly support housing reforms aimed at expanding development, as many continue to struggle with affordability, long commutes and limited opportunities to buy homes. The survey, which came from the housing advocacy group Open New…
In 2021, entrepreneur and internet personality Gary Vaynerchuk, also known as Gary Vee, introduced his new project, VeeFriends, a media and entertainment company that centers on 280 original characters designed to inspire positivity and build a better world through their universe. Vaynerchuk was heavily inspired by…
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and over 100 city and state elected officials wrote a letter on Thursday, Oct. 15, urging private parking garage and lot owners to not rent, lend, or allow ICE to use their property for immigration enforcement. The letter follows the Marble Hill shooting of Oscar Belgal by federal agents as his…
Mayor Zohran Mamdani insisted Thursday that he remains close with a socialist ally who wants his police commissioner gone — pushing back on reports that City Hall was furious with congressional candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier over her calls for Jessica Tisch’s removal. “The reports are completely false,” Mamdani…
Four new elevators are coming to bustling 42 St-Bryant Park/5 Av subway station — and the MTA wants straphangers to know it is because of congestion pricing. Agency leaders and elected officials gathered at the B, D, F, M, and 7 train station on Thursday to break ground on the project, which will make it...
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is stepping up his role in Gov. Kathy Hochul’s reelection campaign, calling Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman a “bad apple” over Medicaid, child care, and ICE in a new video released Thursday. Mamdani, who had already signaled plans to campaign for Hochul in the closing weeks of the governor’s…
Prologis, a global real estate investment and logistics company that develops and operates warehouses and distribution facilities across North America, Asia, Europe and Latin America is under contract to buy the former New York Post printing plant in Port Morris, according to South Bronx Unite. The environmental…
Manny Alicandro took NASDAQ-style regulation and compliance practices into the crypto sphere long before digital assets had reached widespread institutional acceptance. Now his push to regulate crypto has become mainstream. When he struck out on his own as a solo practitioner, he moved into what he saw as a legal…
The College Football Playoff is nearing a deal to expand its field to 24 teams in 2027, according to multiple reports on Thursday, though final approvals are still necessary. Under this new look, 19 at-large teams will get a bid into the playoff, along with the champions of each Power Four conference and the…
Looking for something fun to do with the kids in NYC this weekend, Oct. 17-18? Now’s the time to make your plans, with fall festivals, family-friendly shows, hands-on art, free pop-ups, and community events happening all around NYC. Consult our calendar of events for a comprehensive list! Fun Things to Do and Family…
The MTA has removed from service four bus fare enforcement agents who were involved in a “physical altercation” with a Brooklyn public school aide last week, agency brass announced on Thursday. MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber revealed on Oct. 15 that the enforcement agents, who are members of one of the agency’s…
Two NYPD officers who fatally shot 21-year-old Christopher Ferguson and wounded his girlfriend during a high-speed police pursuit in Crown Heights in December 2024 will not face criminal liability, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced Oct. 14. After a thorough investigation, including interviews with the…
Two NYPD officers who fatally shot 21-year-old Christopher Ferguson and wounded his girlfriend during a high-speed police pursuit in Crown Heights in December 2024 will not face criminal liability, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced Oct. 14. After a thorough investigation, including interviews with the…
A New York construction worker who suffered serious injuries after falling from an allegedly unsafe scaffold at a construction site has reached a $3 million settlement before trial, according to his attorneys at Chaikin Trial Group, a personal injury law firm in the New York metro area. The plaintiff alleged that the…
Firefighters rescued a cat that jumped from an apartment to escape the flames during a Thursday morning blaze in Jamaica. The FDNY received a call at just after 10 a.m. on Oct. 15 reporting a fire in a top-floor apartment in a three-story brick multi-family building at 169-09 89th Ave. Engine Company 289, Tower…
Two weeks after opening its first U.S. clinic in SoHo, Neko Health says 50,000 people are now on its New York waitlist, roughly double the 25,000 who signed up before its doors opened in September. The preventive health company, co-founded by Spotify founder Daniel Ek and Hjalmar Nilsonne, is already planning a second…
Elected officials across Queens have renewed calls for ICE to be abolished and removed from the city in the wake of last week's shooting in Marble Hill, stating that residents in immigrant-dense neighborhoods across Queens are living through a "five-alarm fire" in the aftermath of the shooting. Several protests have…
New York Jets wide receiver Adonai Mitchell underwent a procedure to repair his finger shortly after injuring it in practice before Week 3, head coach Aaron Glenn revealed. With the issue believed to be minor, the Jets opted not to put him on injured reserve, with the belief that he would be back within four...
As the spooky season arrived in NYC this year, it was welcomed with the talented, eccentric faces of the city’s burlesque community. From Oct. 2-4, “underground venues” such as 3 Dollar Bill, Sony Hall, and Le Poisson Rouge had the honor of hosting the 24th Annual New York Burlesque Festival. This is no ordinary…
New York’s courts are very good at domestic violence emergencies. A petition is filed, and a temporary order of protection can issue the same day. An arrest is made, and an order follows at arraignment. These emergency tools are essential; they save lives. Long before I was a judge, before I was a prosecutor or...
The Mets are still going to see their former manager, Carlos Mendoza, quite a bit. After retaining Don Mattingly as manager, the Philadelphia Phillies have brought in the ex-Mets skipper as their third-base and infield coach, revealed by president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski on Thursday. Mendoza was fired…
Not everything is entertaining. Some horrors — for example, the depravity of those who prey on society's most vulnerable: children — should arguably never be considered anything but unsettling examples of the worst humankind has to offer. Yet, in an era where nothing is off-bounds to meme culture and commodification…
Gov. Kathy Hochul believes Mayor Zohran Mamdani made a “smart decision” by rejecting calls to fire NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch in the face of pressure from the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). Mamdani has faced consistent calls from his base to remove Tisch from her post over the NYPD response to the ICE…
The New York Giants’ burgeoning pass rush received an unexpected red flag when Abdul Carter was placed on the team’s injury report with a calf issue that has seemingly cropped up out of nowhere. “He’s doing very well,” Harbaugh said almost sarcastically before admitting that Carter would be listed on the injury report…
Prestige may be borrowed for an opening night. Authority, however, cannot. It accrues through the artists one stands beside, the collections assembled before fashion catches up and the public trust earned across decades. Park West Gallery entered its new SoHo chapter at 468 West Broadway with precisely that weight: a…
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that 3 million New Yorkers have received energy rebate checks worth up to $200, with another 5.2 million checks expected to be mailed in the coming weeks. The payments are part of a $1 billion state initiative designed to provide financial relief to residents facing rising living costs…
The prospect of Tarik Skubal becoming the Mets’ next big free-agent signing is already dancing in the head of some members of the organization. Zac Thornton spoke with Mike Puma of the New York Post earlier this week and admitted that it’s a hot topic of conversation with his teammates. “I talk to [Nolan McLean]...
NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi is set to receive upgrades, thanks to a recent allocation of more than $4 million in funding from City Council. Late last month, NYC Council members Shirley Aldebol and Amanda Farías announced the allocation of $4.5 million in capital funding for the acute-care municipal hospital, secured…
Following a dominant 4-1 display against St. Louis, Red Bull New York failed to keep their momentum with a 2-1 loss to DC United. Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting would extend his scoring streak, but it would not be enough to secure points. The loss leaves New York in eighth place in the Eastern Conference on 36...
Transit detectives are on the hunt for the woman who slashed a subway straphanger during a verbal dispute in Harlem last month. The NYPD released images Wednesday night of the assailant sought for the bloody attack that occurred at 8 p.m. on Sept. 11 at the 145th Street station on the 2 line. According to...
Alan Kaufman has been a runner nearly his entire adult life. A decades-long participant in the New York City Marathon, the Forest Hills resident has built a reputation as a world-class athlete. However, in 2017, when Kaufman was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic melanoma, he was given a grim prognosis of six months to…
It’s just a jump to the left and a step to the right — right into New York City as “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” Original Cast “Spooktacular” Tour makes its way to the Big Apple this month. On Oct. 30, the 40-city tour, presented by producer Scott Stander and The Stander Group, will come...
Detectives in Queens are awaiting the autopsy results for a 5-year-old girl who died under suspicious circumstances Wednesday night. The child was found critically injured inside a residence on the 9500 block of 110th Street in South Richmond Hill at about 6:55 p.m. on Oct. 14. Officers from the 102nd Precinct…
New York has been part of my story for almost my entire life. My family emigrated from Ukraine when I was six years old, and then I grew up in Brooklyn. I went to school here, started working here and eventually followed my father into the automotive business, originally in the yellow cab industry. We...
Everyone has a story they probably shouldn’t tell in public. Maybe it’s a messy breakup, a questionable decision or a secret they’ve kept from their friends. But on the streets of New York City, Amber Singletary is giving strangers the chance to put their stories on trial. And she’s not afraid to deliver a verdict....
The winds of change against the horse carriage industry had been blowing hard against it for years, as the sight of equine bolting or collapsing on the job began to anger the public and evoke greater opposition against it. Then came the June 17 death of Romanch Mahajan, a 17-year-old tourist from India, killed after...
Welcome to The Docket, amNewYork Law’s weekly column focused on the movers and shakers in New York’s legal community. Troutman Pepper Locke has new partner at NY life sciences practice Troutman Pepper Locke says it strengthened its Health Care and Life Sciences Litigation Practice Group with the addition of partner…
For centuries, ballet has asked women to die beautifully, love tragically and disappear exquisitely. Legendary Women proposes something far more interesting: what happens when they are permitted to live in full—to think, create, compete, suffer, seduce, resist and alter the world through the magnificent instrument of…
Mexican singer-songwriter FLVCKKA is carving her own path in Latin music, one hyperpop mixed beat at a time. The Chihuahua-born artist, whose real name is Sofía Morán, made her New York City debut this summer at the Latin Alternative Music Conference (LAMC), performing at DROM in the East Village. Now, she is pushing…
New York City Comptroller Mark Levine has reversed course on his campaign pledge to resume purchasing Israeli government bonds, a move welcomed Wednesday by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who has long opposed the investments. Levine’s office said decisions about purchasing the bonds are made strictly on financial grounds…
Halloween may not be until Saturday, October 31st, but start the fun early with these fa-BOO-lous immersive experiences! Some spookier than others, but all are guaranteed for a ghoul time! Psst… Check Out New York Family’s 20 Best October Events Across NYC Manhattan Color Factory’s Haunted Hues Color Factory New York…
Things are going to get worse before they get better for bus riders who use Manhattan’s Midtown Bus Terminal. Starting Thursday, those who commute on buses traveling through the Lincoln Tunnel may start experiencing years of delays due to the massive construction project to overhaul the dilapidated facility, the Port…
A federal judge Wednesday ordered the Trump administration to explain why a man shot in the neck by an ICE agent in Marble Hill last week should not be immediately released from custody, while barring his deportation as his attorneys fight to secure his release and urgently needed surgery. U.S. District Judge Hector…
The president of the New York County Lawyers Association (NYCLA) condemned the Trump administration for encouraging dangerous and potentially unconstitutional immigration enforcement after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents shot a man in an enclave of Manhattan last week. NYCLA President Ronald C…
Elected officials and community advocates gathered in Jackson Heights' PS 398Q Wednesday morning to welcome Gov. Kathy Hochul and announce the neighborhood's first-ever boys and girls club, which includes the area's first community swimming pool. Hochul joined Queens elected officials, community organizations and…
A teenager from Far Rockaway is being held without bail after he was criminally charged with murder for the broad daylight fatal shooting of 14-year-old Malakai Adams at the Ocean Bay Apartments in Arverne last month. The 17-year-old defendant was arraigned Wednesday in Queens Supreme Court on a criminal complaint…