Another De Blasio Legacy, Placing Politics in the NYPD Precincts
On Thursday, New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio announced a change to the way precinct commanders would be chosen, adding local precinct councils in the decision-making process.
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Winter Storm Barreling Toward Northeast May Cover NYC With Four Inches of Snow
A winter storm is poised to strike New York City early next week — with an early forecast of four inches on the Big Apple, according to forecasts. Snow and sleet will likely begin falling Monday as the Mid-Atlantic storm rolls east and intensifies, according to experts who said the weather “raises alarm bells.”
NYC Weather Advisory For Tuesday As Snow and Sleet Expected
The New York City Emergency Management Department has issued a travel advisory for Tuesday, January 26. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for New York City in effect from 7 a.m. Tuesday through midnight. A Winter Weather Advisory means that periods of snow, sleet or freezing rain may cause travel difficulties during Tuesday’s morning and evening commutes.
Former Commanding Officer of the 71st Precinct Inspector Grandstaff to be Promoted to Chief
The former Commanding Officer of the 71st Precinct, Inspector Norman Grandstaff, will be promoted to the rank of Deputy Chief, according to a police source, and remain in the Brooklyn South Boro.
Topsy Turvey New York City as Landlord Faces Eviction as ‘Deadbeat’ Tenants Refuse to Pay Rent
New York City has gone topsy turvey as a landlord finds himself facing eviction after ‘deadbeat’ tenants refuse to pay rent.
Chief Charles Scholl exits the 60th Precinct as he leaves for retirement (NYPD)
NYPD Chief Charles Scholl Retiring After 41 Years, Thanks Jewish Community
The Jewish community wished farewell to a friend in blue this week, as Chief Charles Scholl, Executive Officer of Patrol Borough Brooklyn South, retired after 41 years on the force.
Fire Engine Slams Into Store in Brooklyn
FDNY Engine 254 was responding to a fire in southern Brooklyn when a chain reaction sent the massive vehicle nose-first into a store. Six people were reported injured, thankfully none of them life-threatening.
Brooklyn Museum Subway Station Upgraded With Disability Access
Officials from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) were joined by local community institutions and Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams today to announce the completion of new accessibility features, including three new hydraulic ADA elevators, at the Eastern Parkway-Brooklyn Museum 2/3 Station in the Prospect Heights section of Brooklyn.
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Outdoor Dining Suspended Starting Wednesday Due to Impending Storm
Restaurants in New York City have been notified that they will be required to shut down outdoor dining as of 2:00pm on Wednesday due to dangerous conditions caused by the impending storm.
For Second Time This Week, Brooklyn Ambulance Crew Robbed At Gunpoint
For the second time this week, an EMS crew working the 911 system was robbed at gunpoint in Brooklyn. Ambulance crews have since been placed on increased alert as the NYPD investigates.
Indoor Dining To Close Monday As COVID Cases Continue To Rise
New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced the indoor dining with again be stopped in New York City starting Monday after COVID cases continue to rise.
New Yorkers May Have to Pay Package Delivery Surcharge to Help Fund MTA
With the Metropolitan Transportation Authority facing a budget crisis, New Yorkers may have to dig into their pockets to help out. Under a new proposed bill, New York City residents would be required to pay a $3 surcharge on packages they ordered online.
Brooklyn Ambulance Crew Robbed at Gunpoint in Frightening Ambush
A Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center ambulance crew was robbed at gunpoint Monday night in a rare crime involving Emergency Medical Services.
Goodbye NYC: Goldman Sachs Eying Florida Move for Key Division
Goldman Sachs is eying a move to Florida for one of its key divisions — in what could be yet another major blow to New York City’s position at the helm of the financial industry, a new report says.
Jewish Man Shot in Queens in Drive By Shooting
A Jewish 21-year-old man was shot Tuesday evening in Queens while on the steps outside his home, in what is believed to be a drive-by shooting.
In the Digital Age, Cash Still Rules In NYC
In the age of Zelle, Quickpay, Cashapp, and BitCoin, cash still rules the roost in New York City. A new law has come into affect requiring establishments to accept cash comes into effect with a $1,000 fine for anyone who will not accept.
David Dinkins, NYC’s First Black Mayor, Dead at 93
David Dinkins, who was elected New York City’s first black mayor in 1989 and famously referred to the nation’s largest metropolis as a “gorgeous mosaic,” died Monday night.
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