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Rutgers—Newark professor named criminologist of year

The American Society of Criminology's Division on Critical Criminology and Social Justice recently named Rutgers—Newark associate professor Frank Edwards as the 2026 "Criminologist of the Year." Edwards' research, teaching and advocacy within the broader field of criminology played a central role in his recognition, according to a press release by the School of Criminal Justice.

Newark, NJ · 19h
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New Floors, New Look: Kurt Adler Updates Three Showrooms for 2027

Kurt S. Adler is bringing exciting changes to its showrooms for the January 2027 markets, moving floors for its showrooms in Atlanta and Los Angeles, and opening a refreshed showroom in Dallas. Atlanta: For the first time since 2000, Kurt Adler’s AmericasMart showroom is moving from the 16th to the...

Dallas, TX · 4h
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Private security work puts off-duty NYPD cops at risk, report finds

The NYPD’s program allowing private businesses to hire off-duty cops for security work has come under scrutiny by a city watchdog, with investigators flagging problems in officer safety, unpaid wages and poor regulations. NYPD police officers completed nearly 300,000 paid detail assignments between 2023 and 2025 under the Paid...

New York, NY · 6h
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NYC carriage horse drivers beg Mamdani to save their jobs after controversial ban: ‘I thought you stood with us’

Horse-drawn carriage drivers begged Mayor Zohran Mamdani Wednesday not to get rid of their jobs — calling on him to stand up for working-class people. Hizzoner, during a hearing at City Hall, faced heat from angry Transit Workers Union members, who said they felt left in the wind by the recently passed bill banning their long-running industry . “I thought you stood with us, working-class people, and our union, and our immigrant coworkers who poured their life savings into carriage medallions, pursuing the American dream,” one irate carriage driver charged during the over hourlong testimonial. Horse-drawn carriage drivers pleaded with Mayor Zohran Mamdani to not get rid of their jobs during a Wednesday hearing at City Hall. Robert Miller for NY Post “Why have you sided with the billionaires and real estate developers?” the hansom cabbie continued, grilling the democratic socialist darling. Mamdani’s curious chicken scratch notes revealed at City Hall hearing: ‘Who is our DHS commissioner?’ The City Council passed the bill last month — dubbed “Romanch’s Law” after 18-year-old tourist Romanch Mahajan , who was thrown to his death from a Central Park horse-drawn carriage in July — with a veto-proof majority. But the legislation, which would phase

New York, NY · 1d

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The Humble New York BBQ Joint Where The Brisket Is Absolutely Worth The Drive

Somewhere in Red Hook, Brooklyn, there’s a smoker parked on a trailer outside a gray building on Van Brunt Street, and it’s been quietly making New Yorkers question everything they thought they knew about BBQ. Hometown Bar-B-Que is that rare kind of restaurant that doesn’t need to announce...

New York, NY · 1d

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Some of NYC’s Worst Super Speeders Are City Marshals (You Know, The Guys With Badges)

They get justice for private citizens — yet they endanger them at the same time. City marshals — private citizens appointed by the mayor to secure civil court judgments on behalf of victorious plaintiffs — are among the city’s worst super-speeders, with just 30 of them racking up 647 speed-camera infractions and 102 red-light tickets, virtually all since 2020, city records show.

New York, NY · 16h

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Swastikas and antisemitic language spray-painted on four buses that serve Orthodox Jewish schools in New York City, Mayor Zohran Mamdani calls the vandalism ‘abhorrent’

Swastikas and antisemitic messages were spray-painted on four buses serving Orthodox Jewish schools in Brooklyn. BY: UNSPLASH The New York Police Department (NYPD) has opened a hate crime investigation after swastikas and antisemitic messages were spray-painted on four buses serving Orthodox Jewish schools in Brooklyn. The buses were discovered defaced near Bedford Avenue and Williamsburg Street in Williamsburg, a neighborhood with one of the largest Hasidic Jewish communities in the U.S. New...

New York, NY · 19h

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New York’s newest Afro-Latina congresswoman took on a political veteran and changed her family’s story

New York congresswoman leads a historic shift in District 13 after defeating an established political figure in recent elections. Community organizations back a progressive platform centered on affordable housing, universal healthcare and guaranteed public service access without immigration fears. Local leaders highlight the arrival of the first woman in history...

New York · 22h

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JPMorgan Chase Announces More Layoffs Coming To NJ

LAID OFF: Major NJ Employer Announces More Jobs Being Cut From NJ

New Jersey · 1d

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Jamaica Developer Files Plans for 14-Story, 74-Unit Tower on 94th Avenue

A single-story building tucked between 143rd Street and Sean Bell Way in Jamaica, Queens is set to be replaced by a 14-story residential tower with 74 homes, according to newly filed permits. The site at 143-24 94th Avenue sits just blocks from the Sutphin Boulevard–Archer Avenue–JFK Airport subway station, putting future residents a short walk from the E, J and Z trains.

New York, NY · 22h

NewsForce 24/7

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The Best Damn Band’s One Trip Down Broadway

Every Ohio college band with a Macy’s story has a favorite year. Ohio University has three. Miami has two. Ohio State has exactly one — and for the most famous marching band in Ohio, one was all it ever got. On Thanksgiving morning, November 22, 2018, the Ohio State University Marching Band — the Best […]

Ohio · 10h

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New Mental Health Platform Targets Construction Workers’ Well-Being

The New Jersey Institute of Technology and the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 825 started a pilot program. It uses QR codes to link construction workers with private mental health surveys and help. By Oct. 23, 202 people had tried the platform, according to NJIT Assistant Professor Roni Barak Ventura, as reported by NJBIZ.

New Jersey · 20h

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New Lots African Burial Ground Ceremony Honors History, Future of Site

Instead of a traditional groundbreaking ceremony with shovels, hard hats, and safety vests, the Brooklyn Public Library, Gilbane Building Company, and the East New York African Burial Ground Collective hosted a special ground acknowledgment ceremony on October 29 to honor and remember the free and enslaved Africans buried in the East New York African burial ground.

Brooklyn, NY · 4h

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Thor Equities Closes on $218M Manhattan Office Buy

Global real estate investment firm Thor Equities Group has picked up another New York City asset by closing on the acquisition of a Midtown office building for $217.5 million. Empire State Realty Trust sold the 22-story Garment District property, 1359 Broadway, which has 486,000 square feet of space. Located at...

New York, NY · 1d

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6,500 Chabad Rabbis Gather in NYC With an Answer to Antisemitism

BROOKLYN, N.Y. – From November 5-8, more than 6,500 rabbis and Jewish leaders from over 100 countries will gather in New York City for the International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries, the largest rabbinic conference in the world and one of the largest Jewish gatherings outside Israel. The conference meets as antisemitism remains at historic levels and as the landscape of American Jewish life undergoes a seismic shift.

New York, NY · 16h

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This Fifth Avenue museum spirals upward and the art is worth the climb

You've seen it in photos, in movies, on postcards. That curving white shape rising above Fifth Avenue, wider at the top than the bottom, sitting right across from Central Park. Frank Lloyd Wright spent 16 years getting it built, and when it finally opened in 1959, nothing in New York...

New York, NY · 1d

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14 NYC restaurants just made OpenTable’s list of the top 100 restaurants in the U.S. for 2026

If there’s one thing New Yorkers take seriously, it’s their restaurant reservations. And apparently, the rest of the country agrees that NYC knows a thing or two about good food: 14 New York City restaurants have just landed on OpenTable’s list of the best restaurants in the country for 2026. The annual ranking spotlights standout dining destinations across the U.S. based on over 11 million real diner reviews and dining experiences, giving foodies plenty of new (and familiar) names to add to their must-try lists. Consider this your official excuse to start scrolling Resy, rallying the group chat, and finally booking that reservation you’ve been talking about. OpenTable’s top NYC restaurants for 2026 This year, 14 New York City restaurants made the cut. OpenTable clarifies that the list is organized alphabetically, not ranked by order of preference or popularity. Chambers (Contemporary – Manhattan) Don Angie (Italian, American – Manhattan) Fairfax (American – Manhattan) Gallaghers (Steakhouse – Manhattan) Graciela (Argentinian – Manhattan) Jeffrey’s Grocery (American, Seafood – Manhattan) Joseph Leonard (American – Manhattan) Kabawa (Caribbean, Tasting – Manhattan) Palma (Italian – Manhattan) Red Hook Tavern (American – Brooklyn) Sailor (American – Brooklyn) The Odeon (French-American, Brasserie – Manhattan) The Tavern at

New York, NY · 10h

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This Unassuming Small-Town Museum In New York Has More Exhibit Space Than You Could Ever Imagine

Nobody warned you about Dia Beacon, and that’s a problem, because a place this good deserves a proper introduction. Tucked into the small city of Beacon, New York, about ninety minutes north of Manhattan by train, this museum has been quietly doing something remarkable for years while the rest of the art world keeps talking about the same handful of institutions downtown.

Beacon, NY · 1d

Streetsblog Capitol Hill

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OPINION: New York City’s Trash Revolution Should Be an Accessibility Revolution, Too

Our narrow and crowded sidewalks have always created an obstacle course for disabled New Yorkers. The city’s ubiquitous practice of piling trash bags on sidewalks is one of the biggest reasons why. Many residents consider the resulting mountains of garbage as mere eyesores, but they are a matter of life and death for people with disabilities. Huge mounds of refuse force the disabled community into moving traffic, block curb cuts and create unpredictable hazards that lead to injury and death.

New York, NY · 16h

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Semperis opens global headquarters in Hoboken

Semperis, a provider of AI-powered identity security and cyber resilience, said on Nov. 5 that it opened its new world headquarters in Hoboken at Waterfront Corporate Center, 111 River St. Semperis celebrated the opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Nov. 4, attended by Hoboken Mayor Emily Jabbour, the Hoboken Business...

Hoboken, NJ · 1d