How Hochul can keep the LIRR running

A group of labor unions is threatening to shut down the Long Island Rail Road, the nation’s busiest commuter rail operation, with a strike late next week if officials don’t surrender to their demands. But instead of capitulating, Gov. Hochul can keep trains running: she can enforce New York’s ban on public employee strikes. The… Read More »

Kirk slaying and the dangers of unleashing political violence

Yesterday, there was a sense of national unity and mourning at the yearly 9/11 anniversary ceremonies at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and the field in Shanksville, Pa. and elsewhere around the country, marking a brief moment when all Americans can come together and solemnly reminisce despite divisions that have only grown deeper since… Read More »

NJ family of 3 charged with murdering, dismembering man

A Camden, N.J., man, his wife and their adult son have all been charged in connection with the death and suspected dismemberment of a man who disappeared in June and whose body has never been found. Suspect Everton Thomas, 41, was nabbed on Monday at the Port of Buffalo by U.S. Customs and Protection agents… Read More »

Neighbors’ yard feature ruins view – New York Daily News

Dear Eric: Nine years ago, we moved into our dream retirement home. We’ve been incredibly happy with our choice except for one thing. Our next-door neighbors moved in about a year after we did. The previous owners of their home had installed a large homemade sandbox with railroad ties and a plywood covering. We never… Read More »

27-year-old man stabbed to death in the Bronx

A 27-year-old man was fatally stabbed in the Bronx on Thursday, cops said. Police responding to a 911 call about an assault near E. 138th St. and Cypress Ave. in Mott Haven found the victim with a stab wound to his chest shortly after 4 p.m., cops said. EMS rushed the victim in critical condition… Read More »