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New Empire Tops Out Kips Bay Project, Reaches Sales Milestone
Less than two months since launching sales, New Empire Corp.’s Hendrix House, a boutique condominium project, is celebrating topping out and its 50% in contract milestones. Located at 250 E. 25th St. in Manhattan’s Kips Bay neighborhood, Hendrix House has also opened a ground-floor sales gallery. “The speed...
N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy discusses impact of Harris-Walz campaign on the Garden State
What questions do you have about the 2024 elections? What major issues do you want candidates to address? Let us know. Democrats from across the country are headed to Chicago next week for the 2024 Democratic National Convention, where Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz are expected to officially accept the party’s nomination for President and Vice President, respectively.
NYC Lawmakers Warn: Pot Shop Surge Coming?
City Council members from all five boroughs are urging a halt to the expansion of licensed cannabis dispensaries in New York City. They have asked the state to maintain the current 1,000-foot buffer between pot shops, arguing that reducing this distance would degrade neighborhood quality and encourage illegal sales. Council...
Fort Lee police shooting body cam footage analyzed, minute by minute
The New Jersey Office of the Attorney General released Friday redacted body camera footage and 911 calls from the Fort Lee police officers who responded to The Pinnacle apartment building in Fort Lee on July 28. During the encounter with the police, Victoria Lee, 25, was shot once and killed after police broke into...
New York Residents Are Getting Tricked With This Scam
It’s something that every New York resident with a driver’s license could fall for, and the scary part is that most people are. Many New Yorkers have been receiving texts from an unfamiliar phone number, making a convincing case that they are contacting them as an official member of New York state, but it’s not what you think.
Coyotes are apparently on the rise in a park in the heart of the Bronx
CLAREMONT, The Bronx (PIX11) — It’s surrounded by some of the most densely populated areas of the nation’s most densely populated city, but Claremont Park is home to what local residents say is a growing number of coyotes. That’s concerning to some people in the neighborhood, but animal experts and parks officials alike are saying […]
Ice skating tickets for Rockefeller Center now open for holiday season
NEW YORK (PIX11) – Though there are still a few weeks of summer left, tickets for the world-famous Rockefeller Center ice staking rink have been made available. “The holiday season is a magical time at Rockefeller Center, and beginning in September, holiday ticket packages will be available for purchase, in addition to ice skating packages,” […]
How an NYC program is helping students continue learning over the summer
NEW YORK – Summer can be a fun time for kids, but it can also make returning to school in the fall a more daunting task. That's why there are efforts to help New York City students tackle what's known as the "summer slide.""If you're exercising, you're getting stronger. If you're not exercising, you might not notice it at first, but little by little, you're getting weaker, and then a year later, you notice. It's the same thing with academics," said Dr. Deborah Kenny, founder of Harlem Village Academies charter school.Summer school has always been an option, and pre-COVID, there...
Bronx training program offers stipends, certifications, and health care jobs
THE BRONX, N.Y. (PIX11) – A 10-week program in the Bronx offers New Yorkers a chance to train in health care while earning a stipend, according to Jobs NYC. Phipps Neighborhoods Career Network offers career development for young adults to help secure health care-related employment while setting participants up for other training opportunities at Hostos […]
One High Line Developers Score $1.2B Refi
Walker & Dunlop, Inc. said Friday that it arranged a nearly $1.2-billion refinancing for One High Line, a luxury mixed-use property located along Manhattan’s High Line and adjacent to the Meatpacking District. The firm advised the property’s developers, The Witkoff Group, Access Industries and Monroe Capital. A Walker...
Jersey City’s hit-and-run councilwoman not expected to run for reelection in 2025
Jersey City Councilwoman-at-Large Amy DeGise is not expected to run for reelection after experiencing a turbulent freshman term that included a hit-and-run crash that made national headlines, insiders say. DeGise was just six months on the job when she thrust Jersey City into the national spotlight in July 2022 when...
County officials provide update on Hoboken paving project
HOBOKEN, N.J. (PIX11) — Hudson County officials provided an update to PIX11 News Friday about the Park Avenue paving project, which made headlines last week when workers accidentally paved over sump pumps and curbs. Tom Malavasi, the engineer for Hudson County, said repair work will begin on Tuesday and should be done by the end […]
New York City firefighters come to Clovis for 2024 9/11 Memorial Ceremony
August 15, 2024 — This September, the California 9/11 Memorial in Clovis will host a powerful tribute to the heroes of September 11, 2001, featuring not only artifacts from Ground Zero but also the firsthand stories of those who responded to the tragedy. The Tunnel to Towers 9/11 NEVER FORGET Mobile Exhibit is coming to town, providing a unique opportunity to connect with the events of that day through the experiences of New York City firefighters and first responders.
Choices for council running mates provide insight into Jersey City mayoral candidates, insiders say
Former Gov. Jim McGreevey, Council President Joyce Watterman and Hudson County Board of Commissioners member Bill O’Dea have slowly introduced their city council running mates for 2025 to the public. And while it will take months before the slates are officially complete, eight insiders interviewed by The Jersey Journal...
Subpoenas issued to New York Mayor Eric Adams, City Hall and campaign in federal probe of 2021 run
NEW YORK (AP) — Federal prosecutors have issued subpoenas to Mayor Eric Adams, his campaign arm and City Hall in a probe into the Democrat’s 2021 run. Adams said Friday that he’d done nothing wrong, and he reiterated that his team is cooperating with the inquiry. A person familiar with the subpoenas tells The Associated Press that they requested information about the mayor’s schedule, his overseas travel and potential connections to the Turkish government. The person could not publicly discuss details of the investigation and spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity.
Bronx River Art Center launches free after-school arts program with $100K grant
Art centers across the Bronx want more arts education access for students. Bronx River Art Center was recently awarded a $100,000 grant from the New York Life Foundation it will use to fund an entirely free after-school arts program focused on middle-schoolers. The Bronx River Art Center, located on East...
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