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- Stunning 2,000-year-old Roman mosaic unearthed in Turkey appears...por Richard Pollina (New York Post) en septiembre 21, 2026 a las 6:36 am
A 2,000-year-old Roman mosaic unearthed in Turkey depicts a family's beloved pets: a cat named Emerald and a dog named Ocean.
- Sen. John Kennedy raises eyebrows with bizarre praise of...por Anthony Blair (New York Post) en septiembre 21, 2026 a las 6:16 am
"I'm here for one reason aside from the fact that I love Nebraska. I shouldn't say this, but I love Nebraska better than sex," he said, to laughter.
- Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs beat Colts in overtime thriller after...por Associated Press (New York Post) en septiembre 21, 2026 a las 5:22 am
The Kansas City Chiefs thought they had beaten the Indianapolis Colts on a bizarre fumble in overtime.
- Man dodges $12,055 late fee by returning 132-year-old magazine...por Zoe Hussain (New York Post) en septiembre 21, 2026 a las 4:59 am
"We've witnessed many happy faces since announcing our fine freeze! Of course, we expected long overdue books to be returned, but certainly not something from the late 19th century!"
- NYC expands Legionnaires cluster outreach in the South Bronxpor Spencer Gustafson en septiembre 20, 2026 a las 11:19 pm
SOUTH BRONX (PIX11) — New York City health officials have expanded outreach efforts to two more ZIP codes in the South Bronx due to Legionnaires' disease concerns. The update from the health department detailed that outreach has expanded to include 10455 and 10459 after multiple cases were identified "within a few blocks" of an existing [...]
- UN General Assembly: NYC street closures, gridlock alertpor Spencer Gustafson en septiembre 20, 2026 a las 10:26 pm
MIDTOWN, Manhattan (PIX11) — A gridlock alert will be in effect for large portions of Midtown during the United Nations General Assembly. Street closures were set to begin at 7 p.m. Sunday for the area surrounding the UN headquarters. Street closures for the UNGA NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said First Avenue will be closed between [...]
- NJ police officer seriously hurt in hit-and-run: authoritiespor Spencer Gustafson en septiembre 20, 2026 a las 9:31 pm
SADDLE BROOK, N.J. (PIX11) — A New Jersey police officer was seriously injured in a hit-and-run during a routine traffic stop, according to authorities. Just after 4:30 a.m. Sunday, an officer of Saddle Brook Township stopped a Nissan Maxima on I-80 eastbound in the deceleration lane, officials said. While outside near the Nissan, an unidentified [...]
- 1 killed, 7 injured after car crashes into NJ restaurantpor Spencer Gustafson en septiembre 20, 2026 a las 8:55 pm
LAVALLETTE, N.J. (PIX11) — One woman is dead and seven others were injured after an alleged errant parking attempt outside of a Lavallette restaurant, according to police. Officials said a 93-year-old woman was attempting to park outside of Meg's Grill on Grand Central Avenue at around 11:15 a.m. on Saturday when she accidentally hit the [...]
- Zeta Charter Schools opens new elementary, middle school campus in the Bronxpor Lesley Cosme Torres en septiembre 18, 2026 a las 8:00 pm
Zeta Charter Schools opened a new elementary and middle school on Thursday, Sept. 17., which will educate 600 students in East Tremont. The Zeta Bronx Tremont Park Upper Elementary and Middle School campus, located at 1910 Arthur Ave, will serve students third through eighth grade. Zeta founder and CEO Emily Kim and Principal Charlene Caranda... Read More
- South Bronx Legionnaires’ outbreak reaches 14 cases, 2 deaths as residents voice concerns at town hallpor By Rebecca Raghunath en septiembre 18, 2026 a las 6:42 pm
There have now been 14 confirmed cases of Legionnaires’ disease, one hospitalization and two deaths in the South Bronx, as city officials continue investigating an outbreak linked to cooling towers in two South Bronx zip codes. The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene hosted a town hall at Metropolitan College on Sept. 15 to... Read More
- More potholes filled, but slower ambulances: NYC’s latest government performance report shows a mixed picturepor By Adam Daly en septiembre 18, 2026 a las 11:26 am
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration is touting more pothole repairs, increased affordable housing production and falling crime as evidence that its focus on the nuts and bolts of city government is paying off. But the same sprawling performance report released Thursday shows some core services moving in the opposite direction, with New Yorkers waiting longer… Read More
- NYC emergency alert signups are surging. The city says severe weather and Mamdani helpedpor By Adam Daly en septiembre 17, 2026 a las 8:35 pm
New York City’s emergency alert system picked up nearly 177,000 additional subscriptions during Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s first six months in office, as snowstorms, bitter cold, flooding and extreme heat battered the city — and Hizzoner repeatedly pushed the service across social media. The growth is reflected in the Mayor’s Management Report released Thursday, which… Read More













