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Gimme shelter JFK AirTrain terminal overrun with homeless aggressively begging for cash as police ‘do nothing’
The AirTrain terminal at JFK Airport has become a homeless menace, with aggressive vagrants panhandling and taking up bathroom stalls.
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10K gallons of raw sewage spill into LI river — but health officials claim everything is OK: ‘No smell, no odor’
A broken sewer pipe at a Riverhead construction site spilled thousands of gallons of dirty waste into the Peconic River for over 45 straight minutes.
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Here’s where and when you’ll have the best chance of seeing the northern lights tonight
The storm conditions could make the northern lights visible from New York to Washington state, and as far south as Alabama by Monday night, forecasters said.
Largest nurses strike in NYC history reaches 2nd week as both sides dig heels in
The largest nurses strike in Big Apple history stretched into a second week Monday with no end in sight –as some medical workers even protested outside hospital execs’ homes.
Mamdani resurrects ex-inmate housing project with 83 units that Eric Adams tried to block NYC
Zoh’s bringing inmates back home. Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Monday revived the “Just Home” supportive housing project for ex-inmates in the Bronx that his predecessor Eric Adams tried to nix. The move will bring more than 80 new…
Stranger pushes man, 35, onto NYC train tracks in second random subway shove of 2026: cops, sources
The wacko walked up to the victim and knocked him onto the roadbed without saying a word, according to cops and sources.
Two die in upstate NY ice fishing tragedy — but miracle 6-year-old survives: cops
State police said two men and a 6-year-old boy were out ice fishing in upstate New York when tragedy struck — and only the youngster survived.
NYC plans top-secret underground map detailing plumbing, electric — with hopes it can save lives, money
Officials fear the secret map could end up with bad actors that could target underground infrastructure in some kind of attack.
Stranger slashes teen in face over an accidental bump on NYC train
The teen was getting on the No. 3 train at the Third Avenue-149th Street Subway station in Mott Haven just before 4 p.m. Dec. 23 when he inadvertently bumped into the other straphanger, sources said.
Here’s how bad inflation is now — New Yorkers are rawdogging $4 baked potatoes at their Midtown desks and calling it lunch
They’re nipping the rising cost of living in the spud.
Ex-Nickelodeon child star’s castmate tried to get her help — as police find SUV in NYC hit-and-run horror
Angelique Bates posted an emotional Instagram video in November 2023 alerting her fellow “All That” alums that Kianna Underwood was homeless.
New York’s 2nd biggest mall headed to auction block after years of financial struggles
“This is a straightforward foreclosure, like if you had a house and you didn’t pay the mortgage,” bankruptcy lawyer Michael Koplen said.
GOP front-runner rips Hochul over issuing truck driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants: ‘Putting New Yorkers in danger’
Presumptive Republican gubernatorial nominee Bruce Blakeman accused Democratic incumbent Kathy Hochul Sunday of issuing commercial trucking driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants.
Beloved NJ high school coach, wife killed when SUV crashes into neighbors’ home
The crash sparked a fire that engulfed the car and spread rapidly throughout the home before firefighters were able to put out the blaze.
Gov. Hochul quietly shelves Second Ave. subway plan in favor of Harlem detour
Gov. Kathy Hochul is sending the long-promised Second Avenue Subway on a crosstown detour — calling into question when the rest of the line will be completed.
How New York’s ‘extremely aggressive’ tax collectors chase down people who leave: ‘Trap you’
While New York auditors may be unrelenting, it’s also true that many so-called Florida residents aren’t truly moving to the Sunshine State: They’re just trying to skirt around tax rules.
New Yorkers forced to buy new trash bins — but good luck finding them
New Yorkers were told they have to start using official NYC garbage cans for trash pickup as part of an anti-rat push by City Hall — but good luck finding the bins.
Man, 59, mauled to death by pit bull in NYC home: cops
A man was mauled to death by a pit bull dog inside a Staten Island home on Sunday afternoon.
NYC man, 26, gunned down steps away from home: cops
A 26-year-old man was shot and killed right around the corner from his Bed-Stuy home late Saturday night, cops said.
NYC woman, 50, found dead in apartment building, leaving neighbors shaken: cops
A 50-year-old woman was found dead in her Morris Heights apartment with head and body trauma.
Brazen NYC carjacker swipes vehicle where blind senior, 72, was waiting for son
“The car was gone, and my husband was gone, too.”
Snowy weather causes hundreds of cancellations, delays at NYC area airports
“If you are flying, check your flight status before heading to the airport and allow extra time,” NYC Emergency Management wrote on X.
