Adams And FDNY Dedicate 2025 As Fire Prevention Year
Following several multiple-alarm fires that have already occurred in NYC in the first two months of the year, Mayor Eric Adams and FDNY.... read more
NYC Seek Alternative Funding For Flood Protection Projects
NYC officials are struggling to find ways to fund flood protection infrastructure projects that are needed to protect the city from potential.... read more
Rosemary Kosher Supermarket: Unbeatable Savings & Exciting Exclusive Offers This Week
This week, Rosemary Kosher Supermarket is making it easier than ever to stock up on your favorite kosher staples while treating your family.... read more
Fire Ignites At NY Power Authority Plant
This morning a fire broke out at a Small Natural Gas Power Plant in Williamsburg on River Street, between Grand Street and North 1st Street, which.... read more
High Severity Flu Season Winds Down
Flu season in New York is slowing down, but it’s been one of the toughest in years. The 2024-25 season has been labeled a high-severity flu.... read more
WATCH: The Bank Changed Their Mind Overnight!
Reb Naftule Hersh Zahler shares an incredible story—A Yid was denied a mortgage, but after giving generously for.... read more
Garbage Regulations Every Williamsburg Resident Needs to Know
Many residents turned to Williamsburg365, confused after receiving fines for their trash cans from the Department of Sanitation. In response, we.... read more
Governor Hochul, Attorney General, Top Officials, and Community Leaders Attend Mega Purim Celebration in Williamsburg
Williamsburg was the scene of a high-profile Purim celebration last night as Rabbi Naftuli Moshe Indig hosted a grand event attended by top city.... read more
Tomorrow: The Construction Industry Event Upstate NY Has Been Waiting For!
Region's premier B2B construction event debuts in Sullivan County on March 19th read more
Shoplifter Gets Arrested At Foodoo
The NYPD, Shomrim, and Hatzolah responded to a robbery that went dramatically wrong at the Foodoo grocery.... read more
Fines on Obscured Plates Start April 16
New York City is tightening its grip on drivers using license plates intentionally obscured to evade tolls and identification. Starting April 16,.... read more
Big Changes for Wallabout Street? NYCDOT Wants Your Feedback at Community Meeting
The New York City Department of Transportation is holding a community meeting to talk about safety on Wallabout Street, between Classon Avenue and.... read more
Declutter Diaries: Sentimental Clutter
Now that Purim is behind us, we must shift our focus to Pesach cleaning. As we tackle our homes with Declutter Diaries read more
Hochul and Trump Clash Over Manhattan Toll and Gas Pipeline
Governor Kathy Hochul met with President Donald Trump at the White House on Friday, urging him to support Manhattan’s congestion pricing plan..... read more
Today in History: The 9/11 Memorial Lights Illuminate the Sky
Do you know those powerful beams of light that light up the night sky every year in New York City to honor those.... read more
NYC Gets Ready For Half Marathon
New Yorkers should prepare for street closures on Sunday, March 16, when 27,000 runners will be completing the New York Road Runners United.... read more
The Results Are In: How Much Are Parents Tipping This Purim?
The results are in, and they’re buzzing! We asked people from Boro Park, Williamsburg, Monsey, and Monroe how much they’re tipping their.... read more







