Edited by: JV Staff  Two resorts opening this weekend, more in the near future Thanks to frigid cold weather in early November, two ski resorts in...

Edited by: JV Staff Over 400 Orthodox Jewish leaders, educators and prominent rabbinic figures were in attendance on Tuesday at Manhattan’s Intercontinental Hotel to show...

Defendants Admit Practices Resulted in Submission of Several Million Dollars of Inappropriate Claims to Medicare Edited by: JV Staff Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States Attorney...

By: Dan Miller On November 11, 2019, President Donald Trump, became the first sitting president to ever attend a Veteran’s Day parade in New York...

By: Hadassa Kalatizadeh On Monday November 11, long-time Republican congressional representative for Long Island’s district announced that he will not seek reelection in 2020. Rep....

By: Kara Mulligan A Department of Transportation analysis done for The New York Post shows that New York City has lost more than six-thousand parking...

By: Ilana Siyance Some progress is being made by the New York Police Department’s Hate Crimes unit, in apprehending the parties responsible for the repeated...

By; Arthur Popowitz On Veterans Day, New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer called on the City and State to deliver economic relief to tens...

By: Justin Credible Socialist Democratic congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently unblocked Dov Hikind from her Twitter account after she censored the former Democratic NY State Assemblyman...

By; Mike Mustiglione New Jersey Transit needs help. The group is reaching out to the private sector for help in moving people easily and efficiently to...

By: Roger Achison A new poll gives an indication of just how well Michael Bloomberg might do in a presidential race against Donald Trump. “A sliver...

By Howard M. Riell Myriam Sarachik has known horror – having to escape from Nazis as a youngster in Belgium, enduring the murder of her...

By David Remna With New York State’s sweeping bail reform measures poised to take effect in less than two months, Senator Patrick M. Gallivan (R-C-I,...

By: Hellen Zaboulani The 9/11 Tribute Museum honoring the horrific attacks on NYC’s World Trade Center may be getting the boot, out of its current...

By: Mike Mustiglione The amount of square feet devoted to warehouses across New York City is expanding rapidly, new research shows. Driven by e-commerce firms like...

By Howard M. Riell Brooklyn Councilman Stephen Levin is working on rent control for commercial locations. It would apply to office space, retailers and manufacturers. In...