Jan 31, 2025 · The shortages are attributed to the Avian Flu, which has wiped out about 10 percent of the egg laying hen population in the United States. As the spread of the disease is accelerating so are egg shortages as prices skyrocket.

Your local paper for Chelsea, New York City, New York

Jan 6, 2025 · An opponent of the city’s plan to tear down a large, low-income housing development in Chelsea and rebuild it as a mix of “affordable” and market rate apartments was elected president of the tenant’s association, defeating the long-time tenant leader who had proselytized for the redevelopment plan.

Feb 5, 2024 · Some residents are not sold on the $1.5 billion plan unveiled by the city to tear down and rebuild the Fulton and Elliot NYCHA housing projects in Chelsea and many voiced their concern on Feb. 1 at the first public forum on the project.

Dec 9, 2024 · Your local paper for Chelsea, New York City, New York

Nov 18, 2024 · Three people were injured, one critically, when a box truck collided with scaffolding on W. 29th St., sending it crashing to the ground. “One of the victims has what was described as a serious a serious head injury,” according to city council member Eric Bottcher who held an impromptu press conference at the scene of the accident between Seventh and Eighth Ave. on November 18.

Chelsea Residents Again Blast NYCHA’s $1.5B Tear Down Plan Chelsea-Elliot residents continue to blast NYCHA $1.5B tear down plan for the Chelsea-Elliot Houses at the third public scoping meeting on Wednesday, voicing environmental, educational, and relocation concerns of …

Nov 29, 2024 · Residents at a recent Chelsea 200 Block Association meeting expressed concern that the apartment complex replacing the beloved Cinepolis Chelsea movie theater (above) which showed its last picture show in Jan. 2023, will apparently not have an affordable housing component when completed by TF Cornerstone in mid-2026.

Oct 9, 2024 · It was another day of turmoil as Mayor Eric Adams again faced the press in the City Hall rotunda without his usual entourage of deputy mayors and as news of a new arrest of one former aid surfaced and his first deputy mayor officially resigned.

Dec 27, 2024 · Local Manhattan political leaders including assembly members Tony Simone (to the right of Hochul) and Linda Rosenthal and NYS Senator Brad Hoylman-Sigal gathered around Gov. Kathy Hochul on the day she unveiled that she was “unpausing” the congestion pricing plan, but lowering the maximum toll charged to $9 from its original $15.