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NEW YORK — As a livery cab driver in the Bronx for more than a decade, Orlando Lantigua knows some of his customers well. If they don’t have money to pay today, they can pay him later.
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A Brooklyn man has been arrested on charges that he tried to help ISIS, in part by encouraging attacks on New York’s subway system.
Zachary Clark was arrested Wednesday
Federal authorities say he provided instructions on how to plan attacks on U.S.

Gedolim and Rabbanim will be joined starting tonight, by the attendees of the Convention this Shabbos, Parashas Toldos, November 28th through December 1st, at the beautiful Crowne Plaza in Stamford, Connecticut, to discuss the stories that we take part in every day: the story of Klal Yisroel, and the story of each individual.

In what observers are calling a surprise and unexpected victory, year round Orthodox Jewish resident of Woodridge, NY, Moshe Chaim Weinberg, has won election to its board of Trustees.
According to askonim involved in local Sullivan County politics, Weinberg won a seat on the Village board with a last minute coordinated write in campaign.

Thanksgiving came early for a group of New York City commuters who enjoyed a holiday feast on a subway train.
Video footage shows riders standing behind a white-clothed table covered with plates of turkey, mashed potatoes and cornbread in the middle of a Brooklyn-bound L train on Sunday.

A vehicle jumped the curb and slammed into a popular Kosher supermarket, but thankfully, only minor injuries were reported.
It happened at around 2:15PM at the intersections of Division Avenue and Roebling Street, in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn.

This past Tuesday the BPJCC, in conjunction the Luach Hatzibur, held a highly successful Job expo, specifically geared to meet the needs of the Boro Park community. The event had separate hours for men and women, employers from Boro Park and surrounding neighborhoods, resume writers and other work related professionals.

The attached video has gone viral on social media on Tuesday.
The viewer will see a vehicle blocking a fire hydrant, and an NYPD tow truck hooking up cables to tow the vehicle away.
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He was the billionaire businessman and untested politician who took charge of a scarred city and steered it into a new era, shaping a New York that projected glittering prosperity, governmental innovation and cosmopolitan confidence.
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