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New Yorkers are using Meta, TikTok, Craigslist to buy 'ghost plates,' Manhattan BP says
Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine attends as Mayor Eric Adams makes public safety and quality-of-life-related announcement at 14th Street Y. Borough President Mark Levine is urging the companies to prevent New Yorkers from buying unreadable license plates that evade tolls and fines. [ more › ]
Scout Cabin and Bronxville Scouts, corruption plea deal in Cortlandt dumping scheme
The fate of the historic Scout Cabin in Westchester County’s Scout Field Park just became slightly clearer. My latest Tax Watch column looked at the handshake deal between Westchester and the Scouts over decades, dating back to the 1920s when a fresh-faced teen named John F. Kennedy was a member of Troop 2 and came to meetings in the low-slung building by the Bronx River. ...
Voris Archeological Dig Unearths Treasures on Milton Road
William Voris, one of Westchester County’s first Black entrepreneurs, ran an inn and tavern and a homemade ice cream shop in two locations in Rye, becoming prosperous and influential at a time when enslaving Black people was still common practice in half of the United States. From July 22...
Westchester man helps elderly couple clean home after claims it's been rundown
WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. - He's no average Joe. Joe Alfredo, a third generation landscaper from West Harrison, decided to take matters into his own hands after seeing complaints about a rundown property in the area. Alfredo saw a post in a Westchester Facebook group showing the yard with nearly two...
Woman sought for questioning in connection with alleged scam of worker at Walgreens on Staten Island
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The NYPD is looking for an individual sought for questioning in connection with an alleged grand larceny in Rossville earlier this month where an employee was conned into sending the store’s cash to an unknown account. It was reported to police that on Tuesday,...
NYC illegal smoke shops showing ‘creativity’ to avoid getting shut down, mayor says
NEW YORK (PIX11) – Some illegal smoke shops in New York City are getting creative to try and avoid getting shut down by law enforcement, Mayor Eric Adams said Wednesday. The New York City Sherriff’s Joint Compliance Task Force has shut down more than 1,000 illegal smoke shops in the past four months as part […]
Reimagined Marketplace to Open with Expanded Dining Offerings
The Rose Hill Marketplace dining facility will officially open on Sept. 3, unveiling brand-new menus, contemporary food stations, and a variety of seating options to create a dramatically improved dining experience. The space, located on the first floor of the McShane Campus Center, has been transformed to make it easier...
NYPD texts on 2020 Black Lives Matter protest are released as part of lawsuit: 'Kick their a**'
Text messages between NYPD officers responding to a Black Lives Matter protest in June 2020 were made public on Wednesday as part of a lawsuit accusing the department of misconduct.
Method Man Joins Ghostface Killah’s ‘Peace & Unity Festival’ in Staten Island
The second annual Peace & Unity Festival is getting underway this weekend at Snug Harbor in Staten Island with Method Man joining the line-up. The K Wood Foundation is hosting the second annual festival with a full day of entertainment running from 1 pm to 8 pm on August 31. General admission is $60 and VIP admission is $275, plus fees on Eventbrite. Tickets are available to purchase here.
‘I just want to go to bed’: Dan Evans outlasts Karen Khachanov in longest US Open match in history
Britain’s Dan Evans outlasted Karen Khachanov in the longest match in US Open in history on Tuesday, holding off the Russian in a mammoth five-set epic which lasted for five hours and 35 minutes.
The Longest Tunnel in the World Is Being Fixed Under Newburgh
600 feet below Newburgh, NY, construction workers are repairing the longest tunnel on planet earth. In a story that sounds more like science-fiction than real life, a project that has taken more than twenty years to research and plan may finally be coming to an end right beneath our feet.
SOLD: Hudson Valley’s Favorite German Restaurant Closing Forever
In some of the "wurst" timing ever, one of the Hudson Valley's favorite German restaurants will be closing its doors just before Oktoberfest season kicks off. Fall in the Hudson Valley just wouldn't be the same without German beer, sausages and that cozie Bavarian feeling known as "gemütlichkeit". The region comes alive during September and October with local celebrations at Bear Mountain, the Poughkeepsie Germania Club and, of course, the Hudson River Craft Beer Festival.
Record-Breaking Tourism Generates $5.1 Billion for Central New York in 2023
Oneida County is emerging as the new hotspot of tourism in the Empire State and the latest numbers from the governor's office prove it. In June, a report predicted New York would see a massive tourism boom over the summer - and, no, they weren't heading to New York City. They came here to Oneida County.
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