NYC snowstorm response: progress and challenges

NEW YORK (PIX11) – New York City neighbors are listening for the scrape of shovels and rumble of plows along their streets in the days after the snowstorm. The response is evaluated in thousands of intersections, crosswalks, and bus stops

NYC braces for rain and more snow after historic blizzard

NEW YORK (PIX11) – After a historic blizzard blanketed New York City with more than two feet of snow, the Big Apple is preparing for another round of winter weather. New Yorkers can expect rain and snow that will likely

Menin speeds up ethics review as Paladino doubles down on anti-Muslim posts

City Council Speaker Julie Menin ordered the ethics committee to expedite its review of Islamophobic comments made by Queens City Councilmember Vickie Paladino on social media. Photo by Emil Cohen/NYC Council Media Unit By Jacob Kaye City Council Speaker Julie Menin

Jan. 6 rioter files for Queens Assembly seat

Phillip Grillo, a convicted Jan. 6 rioter and former Queens Republican district leader who was later pardoned by President Donald Trump, is running for the State Assembly. File photo via Facebook By Ryan Schwach A former Queens Republican district leader

Blood Moon to appear in New York City sky: Here’s when

NEW YORK (PIX11) – A Blood Moon will appear in the morning sky on Tuesday morning, according to NASA. Why is it called a Blood Moon? During a Blood Moon, also known as a total lunar eclipse, the Moon appears

NYC assistant principal led double life as pimp, coerced $2K LA-based prostitute to lure clients: feds

The assistant principal, who had made around $173,000 a year, posed as the woman in flirty texts sent to potential clients, the feds say.

Queens community boards ask for funding amid city budget crunch

Queens’ community boards testified about their budget priorities at the borough president’s budget heating on Monday morning. Screenshot via Office of the Queens Borough President/Youtube By Ryan Schwach Queens’ 14 community boards made their annual funding pitch to the borough president

Queens pays respect to shuttered Jamaica Coliseum

Locals and invited guests line up outside the Jamaica Coliseum Mall for a service honoring the closing of the building. Eagle photo by Noah Powelson By Noah Powelson It’s the end of an era for the historic Jamaica Coliseum Mall,

Conviction upheld in Vetrano murder

A judge last Thursday denied a motion to vacate the conviction of Chanel Lewis in the 2016 murder of Karina Vetrano of Howard Beach. Lewis was convicted in 2019 of first-degree murder, two counts of second-degree murder and first-degree sexual…

Major flight delays at John F. Kennedy Airport amid blizzard aftermath

QUEENS, N.Y. (PIX11) — Departures from John F. Kennedy Airport were grounded due to snow and ice on Tuesday, according to the FAA. Flights are experiencing significant delays, with an average wait time of five hours. A ground stop was

Queens saw just under 2 feet of snow: NWS

Whitestone was Whitestuff as the blizzard of 2026 blanketed Queens and much of the East Coast with snow Sunday and Monday, with the deepest depths in the borough listed by the National Weather Service measured there — though the numbers…

Mayor Mamdani reopens NYC Public Schools despite safety concerns

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has decided to open public schools on Tuesday despite the ongoing operations following the winter storm. Mamdani said sanitation crews worked overnight to make Tuesday morning’s commute better; however, the

NYC snowstorm response: progress and challenges

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