NEW YORK — A death on the Upper West Side has left more questions than answers after a 74-year-old woman was found inside her apartment this week bound and unconscious. Authorities say the woman was discovered Wednesday night in her West 83rd Street apartment with her hands and feet bound, but said she had “no … Read more
NEW YORK — A family desperately hopes their missing relative, a CUNY law student, will be found safe after going missing in Manhattan nearly two weeks ago. Which makes the case even more troubling: Police found two leads miles apart, in a different district from where Jordan Taylor was last seen alive. His wallet was … Read more
NEW YORK — The New York City Police Department opened an investigation Thursday after a fatal shooting erupted in a Bronx neighborhood Thursday that left a 16-year-old wounded and killed a young man of 15 years The shooting broke out at approximately 8:52 p.m. near an apartment building located at 998 Longwood Avenue. Police arrived … Read more
What to Know New York City’s eviction rate is rising after a moratorium in place due to the pandemic expired in January 2022, as are protections and rent relief programs for renters. New city data shows that during the last two weeks of January 2022, there were only 26 evictions in the entire city. Fast … Read more
NEW YORK — The former president of one of the nation’s largest police unions pleaded guilty Thursday to stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the union to finance a lavish lifestyle that prosecutors say included upscale restaurants and personal items. deluxe. Ed Mullins, 61, of Port Washington, New York, pleaded guilty to one count … Read more
NEW YORK — In New York City, customers should be very careful when placing their food delivery orders. On Thursday, the New York City Council voted in favor of the bill “Skip the Stuff“(Skip Things), which would prohibit takeout and delivery services from providing plastic utensils, condiments, or napkins unless explicitly requested by the customer. … Read more
What to Know Lawmakers on both sides of the Hudson River have introduced legislation that will prohibit drivers from paying more to get to the city. A congestion tax introduced Thursday by US Representatives Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) and Mike Lawler (R-NY) would bar the US Department of Transportation from making new capital investment grants to … Read more
NEW YORK — New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Corporation Attorney Sylvia O. Hinds-Radix took action Wednesday to protect New Yorkers from gun violence. The New York City Department of Justice has filed two amicus briefs with the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in support of New York … Read more
NEW YORK — Seeking more help from the federal government to address the immigration crisis in New York City, Mayor Eric Adams came to Washington DC on Wednesday to push for more funding, doing so during the United States Conference of Mayors. Adams noted that the Big Apple no longer has the ability to afford … Read more
NEW YORK — Hundreds of NYSNA nurses from Health+Hospitals/Mayorals of New York City gathered to speak and march on H+H corporate headquarters on Wednesday as demands for health equity grow . NYC H+H/Mayorals nurses care for the most vulnerable patients in the city and have been instrumental in saving lives during the COVID-19 pandemic. They … Read more