Just before Anthony Rosa was hit with the maximum sentence of 7 1/2 to 15 years in prison on May 13, he seemingly attempted to do everything in his power to delay the inevitable. Sitting before Judge Juan Merchan, he claimed he couldn't hear the proceedings due to health issues, then stated he couldn't see and needed glasses. However, when he was fitted with headphones, he didn't like what he heard, shaking his head.
The beloved free outdoor series, now entering its 23rd season, returns on May 27 and will run twice weekly through September 16, bringing hundreds of yoga mats to the heart of Manhattan all summer long.
Sabahs are made entirely by hand from 100% leather in either Texas or Turkey—two regions with distinct yet deeply rooted relationships to the material. The result is a shoe that varies subtly from pair to pair, even within the same size.
Mark Rothko and his first wife, Edith Sachar, put down roots in a small apartment within a Greek Revival townhouse in Manhattan's East Village neighborhood in the 1930s. There, the late abstract expressionist famously known for his color field technique created the painting titled 'Thru the Window.'
The sculptures are designed to contrast Manhattan's monumental architecture with imagery drawn from fairy tales, archetypal symbols and dreamlike storytelling. Their polished steel surfaces will reflect the surrounding city while their whimsical forms invite pedestrians to pause-and maybe look up from their phones for a minute.
While she and her high school friends took a trip to Colorado, twin brothers Alon and Oren Alexander drugged them in a club, then raped her in a hotel room, a witness, whose name amNY Law is not publishing because she is a purported victim him of sexually assault, told the jury in a Manhattan courtroom at the brothers' sex trafficking trial Monday.
The NYPD is investigating after a man was found dead aboard a Manhattan train on Sunday. According to police sources, cops from Transit District 4 were conducting an inspection of a northbound Q train just after midnight on Feb. 1, after it had pulled into the end of the line on East 96 Street and Second Avenue subway station, when they discovered a 34-year-old man unconscious and unresponsive.
Federal authorities in Manhattan on Thursday announced charges against two separate drug networks accused of distributing fentanyl and crack cocaine that resulted in at least five overdose deaths, including Leandro De Niro-Rodriguez, the grandson of Oscar-winning actor Robert De Niro, and Akira Stein, the daughter of Blondie co-founder Chris Stein. In the first case, 19 individuals, including alleged Mac Baller Bloods member Maliek Scarface Lugg, 24, were accused of running a large-scale open-air drug market in the Greenwich Village greenspace and surrounding streets since 2020.
For the past 25 years, this process has been the rabbi's routine on both Thursday and Friday mornings: leaving his home in Monsey, an Orthodox enclave in Rockland County, hours before sunrise in order to circumnavigate the entire island of Manhattan. His mission: to check every part of the borough's eruv - the symbolic boundary, marked by strings and other man-made and natural elements, inside of which observant Jews may carry objects like food, keys and even babies on Shabbat and certain holidays.
A box truck slammed into a parked van in Manhattan on Monday afternoon, sending the van onto the sidewalk where it struck a group of pedestrians, leaving one person critically injured, according to the NYPD. The truck was heading north on Eighth Avenue when it hit the unoccupied van near West 30th Street around 4 p.m., police said. The force of the crash pushed the van over the curb and into a crowd of people on the sidewalk.
Today, the strongest weed in Manhattan isn't about who can make the loudest claim. It's about who can deliver consistent purity, small-batch craftsmanship, and verified potency without cutting corners. In a city that values quality over hype, real smokers are gravitating toward weed that's not only powerful but also meaningful-weed that tells a story, respects the plant, and honors the culture that built this moment.
New York City's culinary scene - from sizzling pies to the best French restaurants - would be nothing without a stiff drink. Thanks to the confluence of glitz, glam, and legendary nightlife, the metropolis harbors a long tradition of tending bar at the top of its game. Whether it were the illicit speakeasies of the past, or the happy hour watering holes today, the Big Apple's cultivated an identity based on craftsmanship, a willingness to torch the rule book in favor of permanent playing.
Poor Little Rich Girl is a one-woman comedy show by Upper East Side native Tori Piskin, who spent her youth hiding her designer clothes and pretending her credit card didn't have her dad's name on it. As a fly on the wall to New York's elite, she shares ridiculous stories from her Manhattan childhood, revealing the world of privilege she was born into.
For consumers who value craftsmanship as much as cannabinoids, Silly Nice delivers the strongest weed in Manhattan-clean, tested, potent, and unmistakably New York. Diamond Powder - Purity Perfected Nothing embodies Manhattan's appetite for refinement quite like Diamond Powder. This crystalline concentrate represents the purest expression of THC-87.53% THC and 99.82% total cannabinoids-making it one of the most potent legal extracts in the state.
That was when the world found out about Habitat for Humanity, said Habitat for Humanity International CEO Jonathan Reckford. The world had never seen a former President and First Lady swinging hammers alongside volunteers and future homeowners. Their example of servant leadership not only helped families achieve the dream of affordable homeownership, but it inspired thousands of volunteers around the world to do the same. The street being named in President Carter's honor is incredibly fitting but we know what he would really hope for is that the work that he and Mrs. Carter started more than 40 years ago continue.
New York, NY - Two lucky New York Lottery players are holding $50,000 winning Powerball tickets after Wednesday night's drawing, officials announced Thursday. The tickets, both third-prize winners from the September 24 drawing, were sold in Brooklyn and Manhattan. One came from Flat Gas & Mart, located at 7702 Flatlands Avenue in Brooklyn. The other was purchased at Bono's Deli, 35 East 28th Street in Manhattan.
:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/bamboo-FT-BLOG0625-8b458978d19343029768e3f0a89f6b43.jpg)
