A social worker in Westchester County, New York, is fighting for her life after a vicious assault during a home visit in Peekskill. Maria Coto, a dedicated caseworker, was attacked by a man wearing heavy boots after mistakenly knocking on his door. Horrific Attack Unfolds According to the criminal complaint, the incident began when Coto, … Read more
A boil water order has been issued for Liberty New York Water customers in parts of Nassau County following a significant water main break on Winona Road in Baldwin. The break occurred around 3 p.m., and while the cause remains unknown, the water company has confirmed that the issue has been resolved. Affected Areas and … Read more
Street vendors in New York City are finding it increasingly difficult to work legally, as the city’s permitting system continues to fail them. This issue was thrust into the spotlight recently when a 14-year-old was handcuffed for selling fruit in Battery Park. The Permitting System is Failing For over 15 years, Samya Eskandar has been … Read more
Residents of an Upper West Side apartment building were in for a surprise Wednesday morning when a 5-foot-long boa constrictor was discovered attempting to enter a basement apartment, prompting a flurry of speculation about its origin. Discovery and Response Sam Sullivan, a resident, spotted the snake between his fence and his neighbor’s around 8 a.m. … Read more
Commuters at the Flushing-Main Street station faced an unexpected challenge during rush hour on Wednesday: a swarm of bees took over the station entrance, creating a scene more reminiscent of a hive than a subway stop. The Bee Invasion Hundreds of bees covered the station’s railing so densely that the green paint underneath was barely … Read more
A significant milestone has been achieved for over 2,300 essential healthcare workers in New York City, as a union representing medical interns and residents has secured a tentative agreement with the city for better pay and benefits. The Committee of Interns and Residents Service Employees International Union (CIR-SEIU) has negotiated a five-and-a-half-year contract with NYC … Read more
Saturday’s weather was stunning, setting the stage for a pleasant weekend. Sunday is expected to maintain the trend, offering great conditions for outdoor activities. Here’s a detailed look at what to expect: Saturday Night: Clear and Comfortable Saturday night will be marked by mostly clear skies and comfortable temperatures. In the city, lows will range … Read more
As New York City gears up for the implementation of congestion pricing on June 30, police are facing a growing challenge: drivers using sophisticated methods to hide their license plates. This illegal practice is causing significant concern among law enforcement and city officials. A particular vendor selling electronic license plate covers has drawn the attention … Read more
The family of 25-year-old New York City dancer Órla Ruth Baxendale, who had a severe peanut allergy, filed a lawsuit claiming she died due to the gross negligence of a supermarket that sold her mislabeled cookies. Baxendale was killed on January 11 from anaphylactic shock after consuming a cookie containing undeclared peanuts, as detailed in … Read more
At the end of June, New York City is set to halt funding for several day centers that serve seriously mentally ill adults, including Harlem’s Rainbow Clubhouse. Clients at these facilities fear the hardships they may face if their essential support network is dismantled. The Impact of Closure on Clients Inside the Emma L. Bowen … Read more