Kasowitz Wins Appeal on Behalf of Fintiv in Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Apple

SIEW 2025 Registration Opens: Envisioning Energy Tomorrow, Building Systems Today

SINGAPORE, July 31, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Registration is now open for the 18th Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW), happening from 27 to 31 October in Singapore. Organised by the Energy Market Authority (EMA), SIEW 2025 will explore the theme “Envisioning…

NY Mets host food drive: ‘Fans support the community’

QUEENS, N.Y. (PIX11) – The numbers are really disturbing. More than 1.3 million New Yorkers go to bed hungry every night. But now, Mets fans are trying to help those who are food insecure with their annual summer food drive.

Heavy rainfall leaves parts of NYC region cleaning up

BAYSIDE, Queens (PIX11)– When 6.35 inches of rain falls in a roughly two-hour stretch on a neighborhood that usually sees about 4 inches of rainfall per month, the result is the type of flooding that leaves many parts of this neighborhood

Bayside recovering quickly from flood

The initial videos and photos from the Bayside on Thursday were daunting.Members of the FDNY and Metropolitan Transportation Authority police rescuing passengers from a Long Island Rail Road train stopped yards from submerged tracks at the Bayside station.

23-year-old fatally run over by his ex-girlfriend’s new beau in love triangle clash on NYC street: cops

A 23-year-old man – who may have been armed with a gun – was fatally run over by his ex-girlfriend’s new boyfriend in a love triangle clash in the middle of a Queens street Thursday night, according to the police.

Mayor Adams touts housing units amid NYC housing crisis

CYPRESS HILLS, Brooklyn (PIX11) — Mayor Eric Adams announced Friday that his administration has created, preserved, or planned for nearly 470,000 housing units during his 3.5 years in office—a figure he hopes will define his legacy amid New York’s worsening

Threat of mass legal aid strikes adverted, but picket lines persist

Roughly 130 union members of three legal aid organizations continue to strike after most reached tentative agreements for new labor contracts.Screenshot taken from Instagram/UJCunion By Noah Powelson While the threat of a mass legal aid strike in the city has

Mayor vetoes Council bill that decriminalizes illegal vending

Mayor Eric Adams vetoed a City Council bill that would eliminate criminal penalties for street vendors in New York City. Eagle photo by Ryan Schwach By Ryan Schwach Mayor Eric Adams vetoed a bill that would have eliminated criminal penalties

Long-promised Brooklyn-Queens rail link finally moving forward — but won’t be complete till the 2030s

Proposals have percolated for nearly three decades, but only seriously advanced when Hochul announced in 2022 that an underused freight line would be converted into the Interborough Express.

Middle Village fire leaves neighbors to mourn

After a four-alarm blaze last Monday night tore through a commercial strip on Dry Harbor Road, Middle Village residents and business owners are mourning the loss of several community staples.

Boyfriend struck, killed by car in Queens domestic incident: sources

OZONE PARK, Queens (PIX11) – A boyfriend was struck and killed by a car during a domestic incident with his girlfriend in Queens on Thursday, sources told PIX11 News. Police said officers responded to an assault near 101st Street and

NY, NJ governors declare state of emergency due to severe flooding

NEW YORK (PIX11) – A state of emergency was declared in both New York and New Jersey on Thursday amid severe flooding that left some neighborhoods submerged underwater. A tractor-trailer got trapped on the Clearview Expressway near Northern Boulevard in