By: Jerome Brookshire A homeless man accused of violently assaulting a 94-year-old former physician outside an Apple store on Manhattan’s Upper East Side is being held...

By: Daisy Fay Buchanan As the New York Post reported, former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly delivered a blistering warning on Sunday over the prospect of...

By: Hal C Clarke Mayor Eric Adams has rejected 14 City Council bills and other measures during his not-yet-four years in office – a rare...

By: Jared Evan Governor Kathy Hochul signaled Sunday that she may steer clear of endorsing far-left mayoral contender Zohran Mamdani – even after the controversial...

Edited by: TJVNews.com Recent polling from the Siena Research Institute, which was reported on by VIN News on Tuesday, shows Zohran Mamdani firmly in control...

By: Jordan Baker As the New York Post first reported, Alan Dershowitz may have been denied his pierogi fix among the “woke” food crowd of...

By: Nick Carraway As first reported by the New York Post, a prestigious Upper East Side private school has secured permission to partially close a...

By: Carl Schwartzbaum The battle over a proposed $3 billion casino complex in Coney Island has intensified, with critics warning that the project would transform...

By: Rob Otto While major companies like American Express and Capital One don’t publicly reveal detailed figures for their high-net-worth credit cards, it’s clear that...

By: Andrew Carlson When a landlord moves its own headquarters to accommodate another tenant, it’s often a clear indicator of strong demand. That’s precisely the...

By: Russ Spencer The long-struggling East Side District, once battered by pandemic-era vacancies and a stagnant leasing climate, is showing signs of a meaningful turnaround,...

By: Andrew Carlson After years of stalled redevelopment plans and community anticipation, one of Bay Ridge’s most recognizable properties – the former Century 21 department...

(AP) — A man who fired a shotgun outside an upstate New York synagogue with dozens of children inside shortly after the start of...

By: TJVNews.com Since 1946, Laraine Merner Gold-Juceam has been a fixture in Brooklyn’s Jewish life — a lifelong resident of Boro Park whose quiet acts...

Daniel Greenfield (Front Page) Why is crime up again? Why is political corruption out of control? Let’s ask New York Attorney General Letitia James. “We have...

(TJV NEWS) Zohran Mamdani, the leading Democratic candidate for New York City mayor, is facing heavy criticism for living in a rent-stabilized apartment charging...