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Checking in on Ukraine; Why NYC Evictions and Car Bootings Are Up; From the Frontline of the Culture Wars; How Much to Attend a Wedding?
Ishaan Tharoor, foreign affairs columnist at The Washington Post, and the author of the Today's World View newsletter and column, breaks down the latest news in Ukraine and the ongoing war with Russia. New York City is experiencing a surge in evictions and car bootings. David Brand, housing reporter for...
TFE adds three-building, 93,000 sq. ft. retail property in Fair Lawn, in JLL-brokered deal
(Editor’s note: This story was updated Thursday, Aug. 29, with additional information and quotes from JLL, which brokered the transaction.) TFE Properties has expanded to Bergen County with its purchase of nearly 93,000 square feet of retail space on a 6.3-acre site in Fair Lawn, in a deal arranged by JLL.
CircoLoco Announces New York Halloween 2024
Today, legendary nightlife institution CircoLoco has unveiled the lineup for CircoLoco Halloween, held alongside long-standing US partner Teksupport, New York City’s leading underground events collective. CircoLoco’s highly anticipated return to New York will see the iconic Ibiza brand host three nights of parties across two weeks, soundtracked by the world’s brightest house and techno stars.
Renderings show plans for proposed Hudson Yards casino in NYC
NEW YORK — Wynn New York City released renderings Wednesday of its proposed $12 billion Manhattan casino complex.The animated renderings from Related Companies and Wynn Resorts show the transformation of the underdeveloped Western Rail Yard.The Hudson Yards location includes a 5.6-acre park surrounding the buildings, which would have office space, affordable apartments, shops, a playground, restaurants and a casino skyscraper. It would also include a pedestrian walkway that connects to the High Line.Related Companies and Wynn Resorts say the project would create tens of thousands of jobs.This is one of 10 proposed casino sites in the New York City area,...
New York Man Allegedly Flashes Gun At Eatery Worker Over Order
This is yet another case where the customer is not necessarily always right. Officials say a New York man, who was upset over miscommunication when placing his food order, flashed a gun at an employee. The co-owner of the establishment told The New Post that the whole misunderstanding began because of a bad phone connection.
You Can Meet Bluey and Bingo at the Bluey x CAMP Experience Heading to NYC This December
Bluey x CAMP, a family-friendly immersive experience, is coming to New York City this December at CAMP’s Fifth Avenue flagship. This is this global sensation’s fifth stop on its cross-country journey, transporting you right into the pup’s home. So, what do Bluey and Bingo have cooking for their visitors? You’ll open the store’s Magic Door and enter a colorful, inviting 5,000-square-foot experience modeled after Bluey’s home, complete with slides, a two-story pillow fort, a cardboard box castle, and more!
More Office Owners Are Turning to the Wrecking Ball Instead of Conversions
As older, outdated offices struggle with high vacancy rates, many owners dream of giving them a new life with a residential conversion. Not all of these offices are so lucky, and some owners are opting for the last resort of demolition. Large developers like SL Green, Silverstein Properties, and RXR Realty are making splashy headlines […]
Christie’s Bridgegate scandal now a headache for NYC mayor
(The Center Square) — New York City Mayor Eric Adams' pick for the city's top lawyer is facing a rocky road as he tries to win support from a majority of the City Council for his confirmation. Randy Mastro, a former chief of staff and deputy mayor for former...
NYC Public Schools is hiring: Find your next job today
NEW YORK (PIX11) — With the first day of school quickly approaching, the New York City Department of Education is looking to fill numerous positions in public schools across the city. The positions are listed on the NYC Public Schools job website. Many of the openings are for school aides and family workers. Teaching certificates […]
18-Year-Old Is First Man Charged Under New Mask Ban Law In NYC
Everyone knows that you either have one or the other when walking the streets because people will assume that if you're wearing a mask (especially in the summer) you might have something else on you The post 18-Year-Old Is First Man Charged Under New Mask Ban Law In NYC appeared first on Hip-Hop Wired.
NJ Transit Bus Ran Red Light Before Killing Man on West Side Avenue
A close analysis of a poorly worded police report has revealed that an NJ Transit bus ran a red light just before running over and killing a man on Friday as he rode his scooter on West Side Avenue. According to codes contained in the margin of the report, obtained...
Lightning Strike Causes Fire At Turtle Back Zoo, Officials Say
West Orange responders got a call from the Turtle Back Zoo saying its Sea Turtle Recovery Building had been struck by lightning around 9:45 p.m., a spokesperson for the town said. Firefighters and police officers responded and put out the blaze. Essex County Sherriff officers were on scene as well.
Gateway Development Commission secures $3.8B in funding for Hudson Rail Tunnel project
The Gateway Development Commission has been authorized by its board to enter into a final agreement in September with the Federal Railroad Administration for a $3.8 billion Federal-State Partnership grant to fund the Hudson Tunnel Project. The money is the final funding piece for the $16 billion project to build a new rail tunnel that will carry Amtrak and New Jersey Transit trains under the Hudson River into Manhattan.
NJ Transit is free until Sept. 2. Here’s how to take advantage.
After a series of shutdowns that left thousands of NJ Transit customers flailing this summer, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced that relief was headed customers’ way. Murphy announced on Thursday, Aug. 15, that NJ Transit would waive all transportation fares between Monday, Aug. 26, and Monday, Sept. 2. That means all NJ...
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