New Yorkers are getting zapped again. State utility regulators approved a 10.4% hike on Con Edison electric and gas bills over the next three years in the latest squeeze on residents’ wallets. The first electrical hike — effective Jan. 1 — will bump up bills 3.9%, meaning an extra $4 per month for the typical New York City customer who uses 280kWh per month. The electric bill jumps another $3.55 or 3.3% next year and an additional $3.58 or 3.22% in 2028, according to the rates approved by the state Public Service Commission. For a typical residential Westchester County electric…
The Big Apple’s gonna be buried! A fast-approaching massive storm is expected to dump as much as 16 inches of snow on New York City beginning as early as Saturday night — potentially the most in years, forecasters said Thursday. A total of 8 to 16 inches will fall in the region, including in the Hudson Valley, nearly all of New Jersey and Connecticut, according to meteorologists cited by NBC New York. If the Big Apple gets a foot of snow, it would mark the most in the city since February 2021, when 16.8 inches fell in Central Park over…
Burned out on Los Angeles’ clout-chasing culture, content creator Amira Soofi was dying to move somewhere new — somewhere that felt more authentic to her. Rather than ask her friends for advice, or prompt ChatGPT for lists of the best places to live in the U.S., the 30-year-old Left Coaster opted for more drastic measures — consulting her astrocartography chart. Astrocartography, or locational astrology, was pioneered in the 1970s by astrologer Jim Lewis — it’s a quirky concept that’s making a comeback as young creatives reconnect with the idea that their birth charts can reveal the cities where they’ll thrive, struggle or…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Murders across the U.S. dropped last year to a historic low, according to researchers, marking a dramatic turnaround after violent crime surged in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and as left-wing leaders espoused ideas like defunding their police departments and releasing repeat offenders without bail.The Council on Criminal Justice (CCJ) report weighed crime statistics from 40 cities that have reported monthly data for the past eight years. It found 11 of 13 crime categories dropped in 2025 compared to 2024. Nine of them dropped by 10% or more, including homicides, which…
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom called Donald Trump an “invasive species” during a lengthy rant against the president and his administration at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland Thursday. The Democratic governor said he is “living rent-free in Trump’s head,” calling himself one of the more “aggressive American politicians” standing up to the administration and touting his social media trolling as a political success. The remarks came a day after Newsom claimed the administration sidelined him from an event by pressuring organizers to disinvite him from a planned “fireside chat.” In what capped a jam-packed week in the Swiss resort…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The House Oversight Committee voted to refer former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for chamber-wide votes on criminal contempt of Congress charges with the help of multiple Democrats, including two members of the far-left Squad, for defying subpoenas related to the panel’s Jeffrey Epstein probe.Lawmakers voted to advance a pair of contempt resolutions against the Clintons on Wednesday after they did not appear for scheduled depositions earlier this month.The committee voted 34-9 to advance one contempt recommendation against Bill Clinton, with two members voting present, and another…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! In a highly produced social media video posted Wednesday, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey sat down with a local Latino radio station to blast ICE, promise sanctuary-style protections and portray himself as a defender of immigrant communities.”Let me tell you very clearly: I am proud to have you in our city, to call you my neighbor, to call you my family,” Frey told La Raza listeners in the video. “We don’t back down when it comes to helping our family. You all make our city a better place.”He added the Latino community “can…
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Van Cleef & Arpels is always en pointe. Long known as a patron of the arts, the famed French house is holding its lauded contemporary dance festival in New York for the second time. Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels (Feb. 19 – March 21) will feature 16 performances held in select venues across the city, from the Brooklyn Academy of Music to the Guggenheim New York rotunda. The initiative includes works by visionary choreographers like Trisha Brown, Benjamin Millepied and Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker. Several highlights from the calendar: Millepied’s Reflections: A Triptych and Romeo & Juliet Suite,…
