Recent Comments
- Justin Hawkins on Ohio Is The Heart Of It All
- fran on Trump delivers the most important State of the Union Address ever
- Editor on Exclusive: The FDA investigates Don Huffines: The new owner of Epstein’s New Mexico ranch
- rawson on Exclusive: The FDA investigates Don Huffines: The new owner of Epstein’s New Mexico ranch
- Juan on The Good News: 2-7-2026
- Juan on The Good News: 2-7-2026
- Doug Greer on The Greer Family Tree Goes back To Pocahontas and Daniel Boone
- Charles Carroll on Why We Must Promote Christianity to Save the West
Most Read Posts
- Actor Steve Schirripa discusses BPC and his line of spaghetti sauces (65,625)
- Progress on Nuremberg Trials 2.0 (40,600)
- The Great Reset Watch: 5-13-2022 (27,085)
- The Great Reset Watch: 2-11-2022 (26,879)
- The Great Reset Watch: 1-28-2023 (21,693)
- The Good News: 9-11-2023 (21,086)
- Tony's Virus (16,224)
- Stuyvesant's pool and two basketball courts cost $12.50 a month (15,296)
- The reason Chief Justice Roberts is being blackmailed? (15,140)
- Rules to Stop Radicals: “China War” Edition (11,533)
Categories
- – 1 The Good News and Greer Report
- – Essays
- – History Essays
- – Interviews
- – Op-Ed
- – Politics
- Cooking tips
- Doctors, Dentists
- Events and Activities
- Film Theater and TV
- Health and lifestyle
- History Tidbits
- Humor and pranks
- Law
- Music Bands
- Photos
- Real estate
- Reviews
- Schools
- Sports and fitness
- Tip of the Week
- Uncategorized
- Videos
- Wall Street
- Wildlife
Category Archives: – Politics
Exclusive: President Bush had controversial coronary CT-scan as routine screening leading to questionable stent
August 7, 2013- By Steven E. Greer, MD The press has reported extensively about President George W. Bush (The 43rd President) receiving a controversial coronary stent after a routine annual exam found a blockage in an unspecified coronary artery. A … Continue reading
Coast Guard responds to letter about boat horn noise
Lenny Kinnear, US Coast Guard Chief Kinnear, I live 100 yards from the World Financial Center terminal. I complained to my Community Board about ferries at the terminal blasting their horns, and the Board forwarded to me your email of … Continue reading
Posted in Federal government
9 Comments
BPCA Chairman/CEO denies investigation, $300 Million in new bonds on hold
August 21, 2013- By Steven E. Greer, MD (First posted August 20, updated August 21) The Battery Park City Authority convened a board meeting today to discuss the proposed bond offering, the City Comptroller’s recent refusal to allow BPCA funds … Continue reading
Posted in Federal government, Wall Street
1 Comment
Exclusive: Key caretakers of Irish Memorial quit in disgust
July 8, 2013- by Steven E. Greer, MD BatteryPark.TV has learned that the key staff member of the BPC Parks Conservancy in charge of the daily upkeep of the Irish Memorial, Mr. Tom Birch, has recently quit in disgust. He … Continue reading
Posted in State Government
Leave a comment
BPCA board member Martha Gallo helped oversee JP Morgan London Whale trades
August 12, 2013- The DOJ is planning to file criminal charges and arrest two JP Morgan employees who concealed bad trades that led to billions in losses of the now dubbed “London Whale” scandal. The Chief Compliance Officer of JP … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Wall Street
Leave a comment
More cover-ups relating to sexual misconduct for Sheldon Silver’s State Assembly
August 8, 2013- The NY Times is reporting that Speaker Silver’s State Assembly is in trouble for yet another cover-up relating to yet more Assemblymen doing bad sexual things at the office. “New York ethics regulators have opened a new … Continue reading
PEP officers need to walk, not ride in golf carts
Opinion August 3, 2013- By Steven E. Greer, MD With the spike in violent crime and grand larcenies Downtown and within Battery Park City borders, I have been keeping an eye out the Park Enforcement Patrol officers (PEP) that the … Continue reading
Posted in - Op-Ed, Crime
2 Comments
NYPD Night Out: Good idea. Bad Timing.
August 6, 2013- The NYPD put on its citywide “Night Out” meant to get the community involved and raise awareness of crime prevention. The First Precinct, led by (more…)
Posted in NYPD First Precinct
Leave a comment
Speaker Sheldon Silver and Inspector Winski discuss Night Out
New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and First Precinct Commanding Officer Inspector Winski discuss Night Out: The annual community outreach event of the NYPD. This year, Battery Park resident Anthony Notaro received a community achievement award. Speaker Silver also … Continue reading
Posted in NYPD First Precinct, State Government, Videos
Leave a comment
Are kayaks a danger to the waterways?
July 27, 2013– By Steven E. Greer, MD Sailing schools operate classes in small boats on the Hudson River and New York Harbor under the supervision of trained professional sailors. They know how to navigate around the larger commercial barges, … Continue reading
Mega yachts in Battery Park targeted by theft ring
July 31, 2013- By Steven E. Greer, MD The New York Police Department’s (NYPD) First Precinct, led by Commanding Officer Brendan Timoney, has now placed walking patrolmen within the boundaries of Battery Park City (BPC) to counter the spike in … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, NYPD First Precinct
Leave a comment
Violent crime in West Thames park, and no PEP in sight
July 29, 2013- By Steven E. Greer, MD BatteryPark.TV has extensively reported on the problem of the BPCA-paid city Park Enforcement Patrol (PEP) still refusing to patrol the West Thames playgrounds, despite there being large numbers of teenagers routinely breaking … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, NYPD First Precinct
11 Comments
BPCA discusses spending on infrastructure for hurricane defenses
July 30, 2013- By Steven E. Greer, MD The BPCA board met today, and for the first time hinted at how it will spend the billion dollars it will raise in new bonds this year. Plans are underway to begin … Continue reading
Posted in Real estate, State Government
2 Comments
City officials strong-arming judges to boost fines against businesses
July 29, 2013- The NY Post is reporting that city official are pressuring judges to essentially collect more taxes by fining businesses, even when no wrongdoing was found. “Judge Michelle Mirro — the city’s longest-serving administrative-law jurist — claims in … Continue reading
Posted in Crime
Leave a comment
Grand theft auto in front of PEP headquarters
April 24, 2013- According to a local police blotter, a $20,000 Ducati 848 Evo motorcycle was stolen in front of 235 South End Avenue on April 16th. That is very close to the Park Enforcement Patrol headquarters. BatteryPark.TV has long … Continue reading
Posted in Crime
Leave a comment
Kayak activist causes noise menace on waterways
Below is an email from Nancy Brous, sent on May 7th to her kayak group. She is the person who contacted the Coast Guard to now require four loud horns each time a ferry boat docks at 6:00 AM, awakening … Continue reading
Posted in Federal government
3 Comments
Citi Bikes stolen from Irish Memorial rack. Fools busted.
July 17, 2013- DNAinfo is reporting, “On July 10, Rafael Vasquez, 38, yanked at more than 10 Citi Bikes at the bike share dock near 8 River Terrace after 1 a.m., police said. When one blue bike came loose from … Continue reading
DOJ calls out WSJ and others for making up “sources” on SAC Capital stories
July 17, 2013- DowntownTV has the best sources possible relating to the prosecution of SAC Capital and founder Stevie Cohen, and also was the source for numerous front-page WSJ articles since 2011. That is how we were confident that most … Continue reading
Park rangers assaulted by skateboarders
https://youtu.be/lBsgmK4i-dM July 16, 2013- We previously reported on a gang-style fight in the East Village whereby skateboarders brutally assaulted some clubgoers, knocking one unconscious and trying to then steal his sneakers (That video has been removed by the owner). The … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, NYPD First Precinct, Videos
2 Comments
BPCA to refinance bonds and go to market for additional revenue
Update June 18, 2013 By Steven E. Greer, MD The June 18th BPCA board meeting presented an update on the plan to refinance BPCA bonds (see below). The bank underwriters have been chosen and the “go to market” date is … Continue reading
Posted in Law, State Government, Videos, Wall Street
Leave a comment