Consumer Alert: More Than 333,000 Pacifiers Recalled Due To Choking Hazard

More than 333,000 silicone pacifiers available for purchase on Amazon have been voluntarily recalled due to reports that the nipple can detach and cause a chocking hazard for infants.

• Jan 21, 2022

New York Leaders Ask Feds To Send Unused Emergency Rental Assistance Funds ASAP To Fend Off Eviction Moratorium

With the state's eviction moratorium expiring on Saturday, the fate of hundreds of thousands tenants hang in the balance.

• Jan 13, 2022

Gov. Hochul Revives Plan To Make Alcohol To-Go Permanent In New York, But Opponents Lining Up

While Gov. Kathy Hochul is renewing support for reviving takeout drinks from bars and restaurants, it's far from being a done deal.

• Jan 12, 2022

New Yorkers Say Rising Inflation Is Crushing At The Grocery Store; Fed Expected To Raise Interest Rates Soon As Fix

Many Americans are feeling the squeeze and sticker shock at the grocery store. We're all paying more for everyday items than we have in decades.

• Jan 12, 2022

Feds: Auction To Be Held For Companies To Bid On Areas Of Tri-State Waters To Develop Wind Energy

The Department of the Interior said it will hold an auction next month that will allow companies to bid on leases for 480,000 acres, from the waters off New York all the way to Cape May.

• Jan 12, 2022

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model Says She Was Stalked After Someone Planted Apple AirTag In Coat Pocket At NYC Bar

Apple says its AirTag and Find My Network have been designed to discourage unwanted tracking.

• Jan 7, 2022

Bed Bath & Beyond Closing 7 New York Stores

All affected stores will be closed by the end of February.

• Jan 7, 2022

Buffalo Starbucks Workers Walk Off Job In Protest Of COVID-Related Staff Shortage

The employees said they've been short-staffed due to COVID and argued the company isn't taking the Omicron variant seriously.

• Jan 6, 2022

U.S. Mint Rolling Out New Quarters That Will Feature Prominent American Women, Including Maya Angelou And Sally Ride

If you see a quarter showing poet Dr. Maya Angelou, feel inspired. It will be the first in a series of commemorative quarters honoring influential women.

• Jan 5, 2022

'Hotel Week' In NYC Promises Discounts And COVID Safety

You've probably heard of Restaurant Week as a way to celebrate the culinary scene. Now, for the first time ever, the city's Hotel Week is underway.

• Jan 5, 2022

Mayor Eric Adams Signs Executive Order That Eliminates Unnecessary Violations Impacting Small Businesses

Mayor Eric Adams has signed a new executive order to help small businesses in the city save money by slashing through red tape.

• Jan 4, 2022

Protesters Rally Against Proposed Construction Of 2 High-Rises In Harlem

"Harlem is not for sale!" is what protesters chanted on the corner of Lenox Avenue and West 145th Street on Monday night.

• Jan 3, 2022

Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes Found Guilty Of Conspiracy To Defraud Investors

In all, they jury found Holmes guilty on four counts, not guilty on four counts -- three of those for wire fraud -- and was undecided on three counts.

• Jan 3, 2022

Citing New York City's Economic Needs, Mayor Eric Adams Urges Companies To Consider Returning Staff To Offices

Despite the troubling and ever-increasing number of COVID-19 cases in New York City, Mayor Eric Adams is urging corporations and financial institutions to end their reliance on telecommuting.

• Jan 3, 2022

'Jersey Boys' Still Going Strong All These Years Later, This Time Off-Broadway And Despite COVID-19

While many shows have had cancellations during this latest COVID-19 surge, Broadway is still open for business. Off-Broadway is back, too.

• Jan 3, 2022

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