New York City — May 2025The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has officially entered the era of artificial intelligence, unveiling a suite of smart technology upgrades aimed at transforming the way millions of New Yorkers move through the city each day. From real-time congestion alerts to AI-powered train dispatching, the system now leverages predictive modeling to…
Buffalo, NY – May 2025 — In a powerful move against racial injustice in the housing market, the Legal Defense Fund (LDF) has filed a formal complaint against Avant Realty, a Buffalo-based real estate firm, for allegedly engaging in systemic racial discrimination against Black home seekers. This action follows a multi-year undercover investigation by Housing…
New York, NY — A shocking incident involving a skincare store employee was caught on video in Manhattan, showing a woman aggressively shoving two Palestinian women wearing traditional hijabs. The incident occurred on Madison Avenue, just blocks from the site of recent pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel protests, adding to the growing tensions in the area. The…
New York City, often hailed as the “city that never sleeps,” has always been a symbol of progress, culture, and opportunity. However, beneath the glossy surface of skyscrapers and iconic landmarks, the city has been grappling with a housing affordability crisis that has only intensified in recent years. As of May 2025, the debate over…
In May 2018, New York attorney Aaron Schlossberg became the center of national controversy after a video surfaced showing him reprimanding employees at a Manhattan café for speaking Spanish. In the widely circulated clip, Schlossberg suggested that the employees’ use of Spanish was “un-American” and threatened to call U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The…
Brooklyn, NY — A disturbing rise in license plate thefts has been reported across Brooklyn, sparking concerns among local drivers. In recent weeks, residents have reported numerous incidents of their plates disappearing overnight, with the thefts often occurring in areas with higher vehicle traffic such as Park Slope, Williamsburg, and Bushwick. Police say the trend…
A frightening incident occurred earlier this week in New York City’s Upper West Side, when a pitbull attacked a small dog during an afternoon walk. According to eyewitnesses, the attack took place near the intersection of West 72nd Street and Columbus Avenue. The small dog, whose breed has not been disclosed, was walking with its…
New York City real estate market is experiencing a significant shift, driven by both increasing demand in key neighborhoods and evolving economic factors. According to the latest data from the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), Midtown Manhattan, once a hub for office buildings, is now seeing a surge in residential conversions, with multiple…
