John Muller

3 weeks ago | pix11.com | John Muller

NEW YORK (PIX11) — A tense time for the Jewish community in New York City and around the country as the latest terror attack coincides with the Jewish holiday on Monday and Tuesday. Mayor Adams says while there are no credible threats against New York’s Jewish community, the NYPD is stepping up security at religious sites around the city. The suspect in Sunday’s attack in Boulder, Colorado, is under arrest.

1 month ago | pix11.com | John Muller

MANHATTAN, N.Y. (PIX11) — Community leaders and City Council members rallied to increase funding and awareness to end predatory lending and deed theft. Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso is calling on the City Council to allocate $5 million in next year’s budget. Since 2014, nearly 3,500 complaints of deed theft have been reported. Almost half the victims, often seniors, come from Black and brown communities.

1 month ago | pix11.com | John Muller

BROOKLYN, N.Y. (PIX11) — Community leaders and City Council members rallied to increase funding and awareness to end predatory lending and deed theft. Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso is calling on the City Council to allocate $5 million in next year’s budget. Since 2014, nearly 3,500 complaints of deed theft have been reported. Almost half the victims, often seniors, come from Black and brown communities in Brooklyn.

1 month ago | pix11.com | John Muller

NEW YORK (PIX11) — A new study shows how crucial sleep is for your health. The study shows that just three nights of sleep deprivation increase the risk of heart disease. The study focused on 16 healthy young subjects with good sleep habits. Their meals and activity levels were strictly controlled in a sleep lab. In one session, the subjects slept for eight hours for three consecutive nights, while in the other, they slept for only about four hours each night.

1 month ago | pix11.com | John Muller

NEW YORK (PIX11) — New York City is celebrating its third annual Business Improvement Development Day, a partnership between the city and small businesses looking to solve problems and expand opportunities. The city’s 76 business improvement districts encompass more than 25,000 storefronts across the five boroughs. More than $207 million in funding is given to businesses annually. Businesses benefit from navigating things like the city’s new trash pick-up rules to outdoor dining permits.