2 Men Arrested at Penn Station Charged with Felony Counts for Plans Against Jewish...

“A potential tragedy was averted when they were intercepted by police officers at Penn Station."

Police Foil Attack on NY Jewish Community with Arrests at Penn Station

The suspects had an illegal Glock 17, 30 bullets, a hunting knife and a swastika armband.

Construction to Start on New Terminal 6 at JFK International Airport

The new terminal is to be developed in two phases, with the first new gates opening in 2026 and project completion anticipated in 2028.

Northern New York, Get Out the Candles: Multi-Day Winter Storm Ahead

Governor Kathy Hochul: “Take it seriously, get out today and put gas in your tanks, buy your groceries and batteries, and prepare for possible power outages. . .be ready to check on neighbors."

New York City Mayor Adams Announces Across-the-Board Cuts

The mayor’s administration said its November Financial Plan is projected to save the city $2.5 billion in the next two fiscal years.

Report: Chappelle Hid his Real SNL Monologue from Lorne Michaels

“Dave Chappelle’s SNL skit was a meticulous and calculated move to desensitize the population from antisemitism."

Rising New York Hospitalizations of Children with RSV Respiratory Virus

RSV is the most common cause of bronchiolitis and pneumonia in children younger than one year of age in the United States.

‘All Clear’ After Bomb Threat at New Jersey Jewish Community Center

Last week the FBI issued a “concrete threat” warning to synagogues across New Jersey; the alert was discontinued after a suspect was taken into custody.

New York Community Groups Eligible for $50M in State-Funded Security Grants

Tthe state and federal funding streams are intended to help groups at risk of hate crimes and other attacks beef up security at their facilities and enhance overall preparedness.

Schumer Wins 5th Term, Hochul Defeats Zeldin, So Far, Republican Wave Tamer than Expected

In NY’s 17th congressional district, Democrat Sean Patrick Maloney was defeated by Republican Mike Lawler.

One Out of Two Satmar Rebbes Urges Voting for Hochul

Hochul’s Republican opponent, Lee Zeldin, has received the endorsements of Rabbi Shea Hecht from Lubavitch.

Almost Half a Million New Yorkers Cast Early Ballots

Early voting began throughout the state on October 29.

Biden Stumps for Hochul in New York

As Zeldin campaigned throughout the weekend, he continued to hammer away at the issue to restoring law and order in the state, particularly in New York City and Long Island.

Crown Heights Activists Call to Vote ‘Republican Down the Ballot’

"We trust that these candidates will run our state efficiently, and allocate money to the correct places instead of the current situation."

Billionaire Lauder Rescued Zeldin’s Campaign with $11 Million Injection

The polls are still showing Hochul with an advantage over Zeldin, although the trend is a constant rise of the Republican candidate, including one tie.

New York Jewish Voters Divided on Governor’s Race

The focus is on crime, yeshivas as GOP’s Lee Zeldin seeks to close the gap.

Doctors to Unionize at New York’s Montefiore Medical Center

The Bronx-based hospital has more than 1,200 residents and fellows.

Israeli Art Exhibit in New York City Raises Awareness of PTSD

"No bureaucracy should come between these combat veterans and the treatment they deserve, and we are doing our best to fix that."

Latest Poll Shows Zeldin Ahead of Hochul in Gov Race

Zeldin's rise “is instructive about the mood of the electorate and the state of the Democratic Party in New York and nationally.”

FL Gov. DeSantis Stumping for GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Lee Zeldin in Long Island

Virginia’s Governor Glenn Younkin plans to appear with the GOP candidate at another voter rally on Monday in Westchester.

Antisemitic Haters Attack Yeshiva Students in Midwood, Brooklyn

The attack took place at the corner of Avenue M and East 18th Street. It was the third antisemitic attack in less than a week.

Yeshiva University Approves ‘Halacha-Grounded’ Group for LGBTQ Students

"Yeshiva will continue to defend itself in the lawsuit that was brought against it by the YU Pride Alliance."

Williamsburg Hasidic School Fined $8 Million for ‘Several Overlapping Frauds’

The FBI's investigation into the fictitious meal program uncovered evidence of other fraudulent conduct by the yeshiva and its employees.

‘Clean Speech’ Campaign Coming to New York

The project is aimed at stemming the rising tide of hate speech across the United States.

New York Rep. Lee Zeldin to Debate Gov. Kathy Hochul on Oct. 25 at...

Zeldin has narrowed the gap with Hochul from more than 30 percentage points this summer to a mere four to six percentage points in the most recent polls.

Adams Appoints Head for NYC Hate Crime Prevention Office

Part of Hassan Naveed's new job will be trying to put the kabotsh on the rising antisemitism in the city.

4,000+ NYPD Cops to Retire or Resign in 2022

Will there be enough cops to address the rising subway crime while still protecting the rest of the city? That remains to be seen.

Last-Ditch Effort to Stop New York City Subway Crime Before Elections

The program does not address the baseline issue of recidivism gone wild from the state’s cashless bail law and offers short-term solutions to long-term mental health problems.

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