Judge Dismisses Legal Challenge Against Court Street Bike Lane Project
A Brooklyn judge has thrown out a lawsuit aiming to halt the Court Street bike lane project, ruling that opponents failed to provide sufficient evidence that the city’s transportation department acted improperly when redesigning the busy corridor.
Gino's Pizza Closes After Four Decades in Downtown Brooklyn
After nearly 40 years of serving up slices to generations of Brooklynites, Gino’s Pizza has officially closed its doors in Downtown Brooklyn, leaving loyal customers grieving the loss of a neighborhood staple.
Judge to Decide Remedies After Ruling Trump Policies Violated Student Speech Rights
A federal judge in Boston is weighing what steps to take after concluding that the Trump administration’s targeted arrests and attempted deportations of international student activists violated their free speech rights and created a broader climate of fear within academia.
Eric Adams Accused of $2.5 Million Crypto 'Rug Pull' After NYC Token Collapses
Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams has come under fire after the abrupt collapse of his newly launched cryptocurrency, the NYC Token, which lost nearly $500 million in market value within minutes of its debut.
Broadway Farm Faces Uncertain Future as Closure Rumors Intensify on the Upper West Side
Broadway Farm, located on Broadway between West 85th and 86th streets, appears to be winding down operations as shelves sit increasingly bare and conflicting accounts from staff fuel rumors of an imminent closure.
