NYC toddler severely injured in domestic incident: police sources

NEW YORK (PIX11) – A domestic incident left a 2-year-old boy in the hospital with severe head trauma, police sources told PIX11 News on Tuesday night. Officers responded to a 911 call on Monday at around 3:09 a.m. at 37-35

Former Queens Defenders boss admits to stealing over $100,000 from nonprofit

Lori Zeno, center, pleaded guilty to fraud charges in federal court on Tuesday, Feb. 3. The attorney was accused of stealing over $100,000 from Queens Defenders, the nonprofit she helped found in the 1990s. Eagle photo by Jacob Kaye By

A quiet election day in Mamdani’s former Assembly district

Turnout was sluggish in the special election to fill Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s Assembly seat on Tuesday, Feb. 3. Eagle photo by Noah Powelson By Noah Powelson and Jacob Kaye In November, crowds of New Yorkers lined up out the door

New work requirements for SNAP set to go in effect soon: Here’s when

NEW YORK (PIX11) – New work requirements for those on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in New York are just around the corner. Starting in March of this year, if you want to continue receiving SNAP benefits beyond three months

Pricey NYC homes swiped by fraudster real-estate agents returned to elderly owners

Four “fraudster” real-estate agents — including one with a penchant for trashy leopard-print boots — falsified records and forged signatures to illegally take over the deeds of the homes in Kew Gardens Hills and Queens Village and resell them for

NYC teen allegedly sent vile emails about ‘killing Jews’ to several people at his charter school: sources

The teen – who attended the Renaissance Charter School on 81st Street near 37th Avenue in Jackson Heights – allegedly sent his anti-Semitic screed to several people around 12:30 p.m., police said.

‘Unlawful federal action’ will soon be monitored in NY: AG James

NEW YORK (PIX11) – Legal observers will soon be on New York City streets monitoring federal immigration enforcement, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced Tuesday. The new initiative, the Legal Observation Project, will monitor and document federal officers conducting

Mamdani pushes for ‘Department of Community Safety’ after NYPD’s shooting of mentally ill man – but dodges on details

Details apparently aren’t Hiz department. Mayor Zohran Mamdani pushed his vague “Department of Community Safety” again on Tuesday after the NYPD’s recent shooting of a mentally ill Queens man – but couldn’t say how the newfangled agency would’ve responded. The

Residents push back on Far Rockaway development in flood zone

A developer plans to build a 118-unit apartment building at 14-10 Beach Channel Dr., an area prone to flooding. The local community board opposed the project coming up for a vote before the City Council this month. Photo by Stella

Won files to run for Velázquez’s NY-7 seat

City Councilmember Julie Won (D-Long Island City) has filed to join a crowded primary race for the congressional seat now held by U.S. Rep. Nydia Velázquez (D-Brooklyn, Queens).

Student accused of sending antisemitic emails at Queens school

JACKSON HEIGHTS, Queens (PIX11) — A 17-year-old student is accused of sending antisemitic emails about killing Jews to multiple people in his Queens high school, according to police and sources. The teen allegedly sent threatening messages to several people at

Brazen NYC carjacker arrested then sprung on supervised release for swiping vehicle with blind senior inside

“It’s not what it looks like, to be honest. I’m actually a good person…this story has made the media, right?” alleged carjacker Dominic Kanin said as he exited the courtroom.

NYC toddler severely injured in domestic incident: police sources

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