July 29, 2014- By Steven Greer
Today, I spotted two huge Continue reading
July 29, 2014- By Steven Greer
Today, I spotted two huge Continue reading
July 29, 2014- The viewer tipping us off last night was correct. The hotdog guy who had made his home by the Chase Bank entrance for many years, serving franks just feet from the epicenter Continue reading
July 18, 2014- The second meeting took place today. We plan to meet again on or before the CB1 meeting on July 29th. Continue reading
Update July 28, 2014- The ground level detour is now opened up again, promptly after BP.TV reported. Continue reading
July 29, 2014- The Post reports, “It’s crunch time for Continue reading
July 16, 2014- Local NBC reported that most summer camps in the area fail to do a proper sex-offender background check on the people they hire to watch over your kids at summer camp. U.S. Senator Schumer is proposing a bill to mandate the checks. Continue reading
July 24, 2014- By Steven E. Greer
Restaurant week started a few days ago. We stopped by Kutsher’s Tribeca. Continue reading
Update: June 30, 2011 A more genuine farmer’s market already
The farmer’s market at the WFC seems more authentic already, since our first story. Gone are the corn and watermelon in June that were Continue reading
July 1, 2014- The Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Preet Bharara, whose office took over Governor Cuomo’s anti-corruption Continue reading

July 19, 2014- Finally, Continue reading
July 23, 2014- The Eater blog sent 80-year-old Gael Greene to review Drew Nieporent’s newest restaurant, Bâtard, and Continue reading
July 21, 2014- The NY Post reports that several construction contractors awarded state jobs then turned around and promptly donated cash to the Cuomo-2014 campaign. Continue reading
July 19, 2014- By Steven E. Greer
BP.TV first reported that Chambers Street was becoming gentrified, and that top-notch restaurants were key. Continue reading
March 6, 2014- The recent conviction of a New York State Assemblyman, William Boyland, details how elected officials and others in the power grid on New York love to form noble sounding non-profits as tax-exempt 501c’s then funnel money from them into personal pockets.
The NYT reports how Continue reading