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Dobbs Ferry Attracts Manhattanites with Village Charm and Hudson River Views

Dobbs Ferry Attracts Manhattanites with Village Charm and Hudson River Views

Dobbs Ferry Attracts Manhattanites with Village Charm and Hudson River Views
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South Bronx Air Quality Deteriorates Following NYC Congestion Pricing Implementation

South Bronx Air Quality Deteriorates Following NYC Congestion Pricing Implementation

A recent report by Columbia University and South Bronx Unite has revealed that air quality in the South Bronx has worsened since the implementation of New York City's congestion pricing toll. The toll, which began in January 2025, charges a $9 fee for vehicles entering Manhattan below 60th Street during peak hours. The study analyzed data from 19 air quality sensors in the Bronx, finding significant increases in fine particulate matter at four locations. This pollutant is known to cause cardiovascular and respiratory issues, particularly affecting those with preexisting conditions. The South Bronx, already known as 'Asthma Alley' due to its high rates of respiratory disease, has seen a notable impact, with 20.7% of adults in the area suffering from asthma, compared to 14.2% citywide.
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Seneca Falls Hosts 10th Annual Right to Run Race Celebrating Women's History

Seneca Falls Hosts 10th Annual Right to Run Race Celebrating Women's History

The 10th Annual Right to Run Weekend Celebration is set to take place in Seneca Falls, New York, on May 8-9, coinciding with Mother's Day weekend. This year's event will feature the installation of Tiffany Shlain's sculpture, 'Dendrofemonology: A Feminist History Tree Ring,' which maps 50,000 years of feminist history onto the rings of a tree. The sculpture has previously been displayed at prominent locations such as the National Mall in Washington D.C. and Madison Square Park in New York City. The celebration will include a variety of activities, such as a keynote address by Shlain, a 5K race through historic Seneca Falls, and a series of wellness and historical events. The festival aims to honor the contributions and resilience of women throughout history, with events designed to inspire and connect participants.
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How Byrd’s North Pole Flight Became a Historic Mystery

How Byrd’s North Pole Flight Became a Historic Mystery

Byrd and Floyd Bennett claimed to have achieved a monumental feat: flying over the North Pole. This claim, however, has been the subject of much de...
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HGTV Names Chappaqua, Larchmont, and Port Washington as New York's Hottest Suburbs

HGTV Names Chappaqua, Larchmont, and Port Washington as New York's Hottest Suburbs

HGTV Names Chappaqua, Larchmont, and Port Washington as New York's Hottest Suburbs
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Media Landscape Shifts as New York's Power List Reflects Changing Influences

Media Landscape Shifts as New York's Power List Reflects Changing Influences

Media Landscape Shifts as New York's Power List Reflects Changing Influences
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Ken Griffin Criticizes NYC Mayor's Proposed Pied-à-Terre Tax

Ken Griffin Criticizes NYC Mayor's Proposed Pied-à-Terre Tax

Billionaire investor Ken Griffin has publicly criticized New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani over a proposed tax on luxury second homes, known as the pied-à-terre tax. The conflict escalated after Mamdani released a video outside Griffin's $238 million Manhattan penthouse to promote the tax, which targets properties worth over $5 million. Griffin, speaking at the Milken Institute Global Conference, expressed his discontent, suggesting the tax sends a message that New York is unwelcoming to success. He announced plans to expand his investment firm Citadel in Miami instead of New York, citing the mayor's actions as a factor in his decision.
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Banksy's 'Girl and Balloon on Found Landscape' Set for High-Profile Auction at Tiffany Co.

Banksy's 'Girl and Balloon on Found Landscape' Set for High-Profile Auction at Tiffany Co.

Banksy's 'Girl and Balloon on Found Landscape' Set for High-Profile Auction at Tiffany Co.
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Brooklyn's Bergen and Dean Streets to Become Bike Boulevards, Enhancing Cyclist Safety

Brooklyn's Bergen and Dean Streets to Become Bike Boulevards, Enhancing Cyclist Safety

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced plans to transform Bergen and Dean Streets in Brooklyn into 'bike boulevards' as part of a broader initiative to improve cycling infrastructure. The project aims to prioritize cyclists and pedestrians while maintaining local vehicle access. The redesign will include features such as protected bike lanes, sidewalk extensions, and traffic-calming measures. The Department of Transportation is currently seeking public feedback through an online portal, with design plans expected later this year.
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DJ Samantha Michelle Unveils Designer Recording Studio at New York Home

DJ Samantha Michelle Unveils Designer Recording Studio at New York Home

DJ Samantha Michelle Unveils Designer Recording Studio at New York Home
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Accused Chinese Agent Allegedly Operated NYC 'Police Station' to Monitor Dissidents

Accused Chinese Agent Allegedly Operated NYC 'Police Station' to Monitor Dissidents

Lu Jianwang, also known as Harry Lu, is accused of operating a secret Chinese government outpost in New York City to monitor a pro-democracy dissident. Prosecutors allege that Lu, a naturalized U.S. citizen, took orders from China's Ministry of Public Security. The site, located in Manhattan, was allegedly used to track dissidents and was marked as a 'Fuzhou Police Overseas Service Station.' Lu's defense argues that the location was a community center for local Chinese residents. The trial is expected to reveal more about China's influence operations in the U.S.