Big Apple
Coverage of Big Apple in the Nexus archive.
- Into the woods! Big Apple business exodus leaves Upstate brokers scurrying to meet ‘snowballing’ demand
Businesses in the Big Apple are relocating to Upstate, causing brokers there to struggle with the growing demand. The exodus has led to a surge in demand that brokers are working to manage.
- Transit crime spikes nearly 11% in July – with felony assaults, robberies helping fuel rise: NYPD
Transit crime in New York City increased by nearly 11% in July compared to the same month last year, driven by felony assaults and robberies. NYPD statistics show 173 transit crimes in July, up from 156 in July 2022, with recidivists cited as a contributing factor.
- Woke NYC mayor says he's open to paying reparations to black residents because Big Apple was 'very complicit' in slave trade
A New York City mayor states he is open to paying reparations to black residents because the city was complicit in the slave trade.
- City museums failed to warn visitors about Legionnaires contamination potentially endangering thousands
City museums failed to warn visitors about Legionnaires' disease contamination at locations like the Metropolitan Museum of Art, potentially exposing tens of thousands to the illness. Visitors were not informed about the risk at crowded New York City cultural sites.
- Newark, LaGuardia and JFK named ‘worst airports’ for July 4th travel: study
Newark, LaGuardia, and JFK airports were named the 'worst airports' for July 4th travel in 2026, according to a study. The report warns frequent flyers in the Big Apple may face delayed or canceled flights during the Independence Day celebrations.
- Bill Maher savages Big Apple congressional candidate as 'patient zero of the woke mind virus'
Bill Maher criticized a congressional candidate from the Big Apple, referring to them as 'patient zero of the woke mind virus.' The comment highlights a political attack on the candidate's association with progressive ideologies.
- Big Apple gives away 5M pounds of compost produced from city’s recycled table scraps: ‘Black gold’
New York City distributes 5 million pounds of compost made from recycled table scraps, which is valued as 'black gold' by gardeners. The initiative highlights the transformation of waste into a valuable resource for gardening.