Según un nuevo informe de la Alianza de Inmigrantes de Ohio, unos 59 agentes activos o retirados de ICE y la CBP han sido acusados de delitos sexuales y violentos entre 2007 y 2026, muchos de esos casos se refieren a denuncias de violencia sexual, y muchos de estos involucran a menores. Los agentes
“The effort to develop an affordable neighborhood on Wards Island can be mixed with the development of a health museum in a way that supports the health and economy of the neighborhood.” Aerial view of Hell Gate Bridge approaches over Randall’s Island and Wards Island. (Felix Lipov
Talents in Brooklyn and beyond will soon set to work transforming the mid-19th century Greek Revival-Italianate at 1 Monroe Place in Brooklyn Heights for the biennial Brooklyn Heights Association Designer Showhouse. The benefit showcases design in Brooklyn while also raising funds for the longtime n
The Fulton Correctional Facility was shuttered in 2011 and transformed into transitional housing for formerly incarcerated men. The program is now helping them find jobs, permanent homes, and second chances. Dexter Joseph, a graduate of a workforce development program at the former Fulton Correction
Suffolk County police say a driver struck three construction workers in Nesconset, killing one and seriously injuring two. [ more › ]
A fake A.I. advertisement. An installation by comedians Harris Alterman and Dave Ross accurately parodied the cheeky dystopia on display underground. [ more › ]
Every week, we share the most popular sale listing of the week in NYC, as selected by you, our StreetEasy users. The most popular sale for August 10, 2026 is a stunning full-floor loft in Chinatown with two bedrooms and expansive outdoor spaces. Stunning Chinatown 2BR loft with private terrace asks
On a block filled almost completely with semi-detached brick houses, this early 20th Bay Ridge dwelling has some vintage details, a sunroom, and parking. Inside 478 85th Street are wood floors, a mantel, picture-frame wall moldings, and stained glass. The house is one of a stretch of one-family hous
A handful of property owners have begun a legal challenge against New York City over Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s rollout of the new pied-à-terre tax, claiming the “chaotic” rollout of the measure caused mass confusion, as Gothamist reported. The surcharge, aimed at people who own second
Millburn Councilmember David Cosgrove has accused the township’s Republican committee chair of filing a false police report against him during a heated political campaign. [ more › ]
The indictment charges the housing specialist with several crimes, including identity theft. [ more › ]
“If you live in New York City, pay the New York City price. It sucks, I get it. Insurance is expensive here, but that’s the deal.” Even a “slow” August week in New York City is stuffed with stories about who pays and who benefits — and about who’s watching whom. https://feeds
Brownstone owners are feeling the squeeze. Rates are jumping 20 percent a year, and insurers everywhere are tightening their rules. Building limits under $300 per square foot are harder to find, and the high-end personal lines market is shrinking. Many owners are now looking to specialized programs
If you haven’t been able to snag one of the elusive tickets to see Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of “The Odyssey” in IMAX 70-millimeter film at AMC Lincoln Square (join the club), a visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art may temporarily suffice. The museum’s collectio
This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters. Reading scores sank in New York City last school year, with a nearly 14 percentage point decline among third graders, according to preliminary data released Friday. Among students i
New York Harbor at sunset. The US Coast Guard is investigating whether the company was operating an illegal charter boat. [ more › ]
City Limits rounds up the latest housing and land use-related events and public hearings, plus affordable housing lotteries that are ending soon. Customers enjoy sidewalk seating at a coffee shop in Manhattan. The City Council will meet Thursday regarding several bills related to outdoor dining rule
Jennifer Peña raced home from middle school on a Friday afternoon two weeks before Christmas 1999, trying to beat her 3:30 p.m. curfew at her family’s Soundview apartment in The Bronx. She still remembers glancing at the clock. 3:14 p.m. Inside, her adoptive mother, Antonia Peña, l
Seventeen-year-old Sabrina Gao, a rising senior, and 15-year-old Benjamin Xie, a rising junior, at Stuyvesant High School have taken on a duty some of the grown-ups have shirked: advancing socioeconomic and racial equity in the school’s admission process. They are well aware of a notorious problem a
City Councilmember Frank Morano, the lead sponsor of legislation to make Staten Island’s current flag official under city law. A City Council committee is set to vote Thursday on a bill that would put the borough’s current flag into city law. [ more › ]
