New Yorkers had a shaky morning on Friday when an unexpected 4.7 magnitude earthquake hit the city around 10am. “It’s too early for all this,” was a notable reaction from city resident, Brian, who said he didn’t even know there was an earthquake until he saw the onslaught of notifications on his phone, post-morning shower. Most people who did feel the earthquake quickly wrote it off as a passing truck or construction work, a few things New Yorkers are used to experiencing throughout their day.
NEW YORK STATE (WETM) -- New York State officials and advocates are encouraging New Yorkers to register as organ donors during Donate Life Month. Elected officials, the commissioner of the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), and volunteers and leadership from Donate Life New York State gathered in Albany on April 16 to []
The city sent people to El Paso to tell immigrants that the city's not going to help as much anymore. "If you come here, know what you're going to get.”
The last time a major solar eclipse came over New York City was in 2017. Nearly 90% of the sun will be obscured by the moon by 3:25 p.m. [ more › ]
The New York City area was shaken by an earthquake just after 10 a.m. on Friday, and many New Yorkers' reactions to it were captured--in this era where every event is likely to be caught on someone's smartphone camera.
The fate of hundreds of indefinitely detained immigrants hinges on a landmark legal challenge before the High Court. Hearings will begin in Canberra on Wednesday into the case of a detained Iranian immigrant making a legal bid for freedom. His case springs from an earlier High Court ruling, which found it was unlawful to indefinitely […]
Seven jurors have been selected so far, including the foreman. Among them are lawyers, a teacher and a nurse.
Road work in Canatara Park means a change to the route and starting point for this year's Steps for Life walk.
Donald Trump made his name and fortune in New York, but supporters of the former president are thin on the ground in the city that never sleeps ahead of his historic trial that opens Monday."He has to face justice, right?" said Valmir Do Carmo, 30, a babysitter, as he walked his dogs on Court Street in the city's Brooklyn borough."He hasn't a lot of supporters in New York City though, but I'm confident, New York City is very upfront, and I'm pretty sure justice is going to be made."Trump has...
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A New York City man rated Monday's eclipse a lackluster 3 out of 5 stars, calling it 'overhyped' and a 'waste of time.' He praised the publicity team that had created such hype, while also cursing the hype.
With November fast approaching, liberal NBC News was desperate to do everything they could to stack the deck in favor of Democrats, particularly when it came to downplaying how their weak-on-crime policies were hurting average Americans. During Tuesday’s Today, senior national correspondent Tom Llamas lamented that the residents of New York City felt unsafe despite how “most metrics” claimed otherwise. He also noted that bail reform was a driving problem but didn’t mention that it was a...