- Huge Decline in Vehicle Traffic Into Manhattan Following Congestion Pricing
- Candidate Zohran Mamdani Threatens to Arrest Netanyahu if He Visits New York
- Violent Assault on Elderly Woman in Brooklyn Sparks Concern
- Bank of New York Secures Major Office Lease at One World Trade Center
- Trump Predicts Zohran Mamdani Could Win NYC Mayoral Race
- Suspect Arrested in Murder of Elderly Couple in Queens
- Man Killed, Woman Injured in Bed-Stuy NYCHA Shooting
- Decisions Related to the 9/11 Memorial & Museum
Author: Newyorki
The contest for New York City’s mayoralty has entered a sharper and more competitive phase, with candidates intensifying their efforts to secure voter support. What began as a race centered on visions for the city’s future has now escalated into a politically charged contest, marked by demands for visibility and a surge of accusations among rivals. Escalating Campaign Efforts As Election Day approaches, campaign activity has accelerated across the five boroughs. Candidates are holding rallies, meeting with residents, and expanding their media outreach in hopes of consolidating their voter bases. While issues such as affordable housing, public safety, and transportation…
A new school year in New York City has begun with a major shift in classroom policy: the Department of Education has officially banned the use of mobile phones in all public schools during the school day. The initiative, called the “bell-to-bell ban”, requires students to keep their phones switched off and stored away from the first bell until dismissal. The rule is designed to tackle long-standing concerns over how mobile devices affect student focus, academic performance, and social behavior. Launching the Policy with Frankie Fox To mark the first day of the policy, the Department of Education introduced its…
In a groundbreaking legal development, a New York court has allowed the use of advanced DNA technology — whole genome sequencing — as evidence in the trial of a serial killer linked to a series of murders near Gilgo Beach. This ruling sets a rare precedent not only for the state but also at the national level. A Landmark Decision The court’s decision to admit whole genome sequencing as admissible evidence is the first of its kind in New York. Traditionally, DNA evidence in criminal cases relies on short tandem repeat (STR) analysis, which can match suspects to biological material…
A day of vibrant culture and celebration in Brooklyn turned violent late Monday as the conclusion of the West Indian Day Parade was marred by shootings and a stabbing, leaving multiple people injured. The Incident According to the New York Police Department (NYPD), the violence erupted shortly after the parade festivities ended. While thousands of participants and spectators had gathered to celebrate Caribbean heritage with music, food, and costumes, chaos broke out when gunfire and a stabbing were reported in the vicinity of the parade route. Authorities confirmed that several individuals sustained injuries as a result of the incidents. Victims…
A 66-year-old man was left with a broken jaw following a sudden and unprovoked attack inside a New York City subway station, marking the latest in a troubling series of violent incidents across the transit system. The Incident The assault occurred as the man waited on the platform. According to authorities, he was struck without warning by an unidentified assailant. The force of the blow caused a severe fracture to his jaw, requiring immediate medical attention. The victim, who has experienced robberies at the same station in the past, described this incident as “different,” pointing out that the attack appeared…
The race for New York City mayor gained fresh momentum on Tuesday as former Mayor Bill de Blasio formally announced his support for progressive candidate Zahran Mamdani. The endorsement adds significant political weight to Mamdani’s campaign, which has been gaining traction among working-class communities across the city. De Blasio, who led New York City from 2014 to 2021, praised Mamdani’s proposals on housing, childcare, and public transportation, describing them as “practical solutions to the challenges working families face every day.” He highlighted Mamdani’s call for rent freezes to curb soaring housing costs, free childcare programs to ease the burden on…
A tragic shooting unfolded in the Bronx on Monday evening, leaving one man dead and four others injured in an incident that has reignited concerns about gun violence in New York City. According to police reports, the shooting occurred when gunfire erupted from a passing vehicle in the Williamsbridge section of the Bronx. A 24-year-old man was fatally struck, while four other victims — men between the ages of 21 and 27 — sustained injuries. Emergency responders rushed all five to Jacobi Hospital, where the deceased was pronounced dead. The condition of the injured victims has not yet been publicly…
In one of the largest property transactions of the year, Norway’s sovereign wealth fund has finalized the purchase of a 95% stake in a prime New York City office building, committing an investment of $542.6 million. The deal, which values the property at roughly $571.1 million, underscores international investors’ continued confidence in the long-term resilience of New York’s commercial real estate market. Details of the Transaction The sovereign wealth fund, officially known as the Government Pension Fund Global (GPFG), has long been a key player in global property markets. The acquisition of this Midtown Manhattan office building represents its latest…
Former President Donald Trump is reportedly preparing to award Rudy Giuliani, the former New York City Mayor and Trump’s personal attorney, the nation’s highest civilian honor in recognition of his loyalty during the disputed 2020 presidential election. The Decision According to media reports, the honor—expected to be announced at a private ceremony later this month—will recognize Giuliani’s role in spearheading Trump’s legal challenges to the 2020 election results. Giuliani, who was a central figure in efforts to overturn Joe Biden’s victory, became one of Trump’s most outspoken defenders, despite widespread rejection of his claims by courts and election officials. Trump,…
Giuliani Returns Home After Car Accident: Former New York Mayor Leaves Hospital Following I-93 Crash
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has been released from the hospital after being involved in a car accident on Interstate 93 over the weekend. The 81-year-old politician, who served as mayor from 1994 to 2001, was discharged on Monday afternoon and is now recovering at home. The Accident According to state police, Giuliani’s vehicle was involved in a multi-car collision on I-93 in New Hampshire late Saturday night. Emergency services arrived quickly, and Giuliani was transported to a nearby hospital for evaluation. Officials confirmed that he sustained minor injuries, including bruising, but no serious trauma. Authorities are still…
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