Nearly 1,300 NY Households To Benefit From $68M Housing Fund: Here's Who Qualifies Nearly 1,300 NY Households To Benefit From $68M Housing Fund: Here's Who Qualifies
Nearly 1,300 NY Households To Benefit From $68M Housing Fund: Here's Who Qualifies Nearly 1,300 low- to moderate-income households across New York will receive housing assistance thanks to more than $68 million in state and federal funding aimed at helping residents stay safely housed. The funding, awarded through New York State Homes and Community Renewal, will support homeowners, seniors, veterans, and families with a range of needs, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Friday, Jan. 9. That includes emergency repairs, accessibility upgrades, rental assistance, manufactured home replacement, and down payment help for first-time homebuyers. State officials said the grants were di…
Why NY 'Stranger Things' Star Just Bailed On Major Movie: Report Why NY 'Stranger Things' Star Just Bailed On Major Movie: Report
Why NY 'Stranger Things' Star Just Bailed On Major Movie: Report "Stranger Things" star David Harbour has dropped out of an upcoming drama film following the long-awaited finale of the hit Netflix show, according to reports.  A representative for Searchlight Pictures confirmed that Harbour, 50, who hails from Westchester, stepped away from "Behemoth!", which is being directed by Tony Gilroy and was set to also star Pedro Pascal and Olivia Wilde, Variety reported this week.  Multiple insiders reportedly told the outlet that Harbour made the decision after becoming overwhelmed following the wrap of Netflix’s "Stranger Things," which recently conc…
Hospital Worker Seriously Injured After Scooter Crash Near LIRR Station Hospital Worker Seriously Injured After Scooter Crash Near LIRR Station
Hospital Worker Seriously Injured After Scooter Crash Near Lirr Station A Stony Brook Hospital worker is facing months of recovery after being struck by a car while riding her scooter to work. Loretta Cook was traveling to her early morning shift when the crash near the Huntington station left her with severe, life-altering injuries, according to a GoFundMe organized by friend and coworker Vicki Bock. Additional details about the wreck were not immediately available.  Cook suffered a head bleed, a fractured nose, multiple spinal fractures, and fractures to both lower legs, Bock said. She required several pints of blood and is expected to undergo multiple …
Calling Lady Liberty: 'Walking Dead' Spinoff Pays $500 For Statue Of Liberty Lookalikes Calling Lady Liberty: 'Walking Dead' Spinoff Pays $500 For Statue Of Liberty Lookalikes
Calling Lady Liberty: 'Walking Dead' Spinoff Pays $500 For Statue Of Liberty Lookalikes If you already own a full Lady Liberty costume and know how to strike a pose, this might be your moment to shine. Waldron Casting is looking for experienced Lady Liberty performers for paid background work on the TV series The Walking Dead: Dead City, according to a casting call shared on Facebook. The shoot is scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 14, in Manhattan, and the role is open only to performers who already have a complete Statue of Liberty costume and makeup, the casting agency said. The gig pays $500 for up to eight hours of work, with overtime available after eight hours. Waldron Cas…
21-Year-Old Pizza Maker Has Men Drooling — And Fans Flooding Her Family's Jersey Shore Shop 21-Year-Old Pizza Maker Has Men Drooling — And Fans Flooding Her Family's Jersey Shore Shop
21-Year-Old Pizza Maker Has Men Drooling — And Fans Flooding Her Family's Jersey Shore Shop All Julia Molinari has to do is make a pizza and the internet loses its mind. The 21-year-old, known online as “Jumo,” has gone viral for videos of herself making pizza at her family’s restaurant, Molinari’s, at 312 W. Sylvania Ave. in Neptune City. Molinari, of Little Silver, grew up learning to cook at the Jersey Shore spot, according to the Asbury Park Press. Now, she’s become a major draw, with fans discovering her online and traveling from near and far to try the food — and hopefully catch a glimpse of the viral pizza maker behind the counter. View this post on Ins…
Many Say 2026 Will Be Their Year: Here’s What They Want Most Many Say 2026 Will Be Their Year: Here’s What They Want Most
Many Say 2026 Will Be Their Year: Here’s What They Want Most As 2026 arrives, Americans are setting their sights on self-improvement, with a focus on saving money, exercising more, and getting healthier, according to a new survey. Conducted by Talker Research on behalf of Talkspace, results show that only a small group — just 10 percent — described 2025 as a “great” year. Most people rated it as “just OK” (39 percent), “bad” (19 percent), or even “awful” (10 percent). Now, many are hoping to turn things around, with 38 percent planning to set New Year’s resolutions or personal goals. Millennials are the most likely generation to create New Year’s re…
Sauerkraut Ice Cream Returns As Mid-Atlantic's Must-Try New Year's Tradition Sauerkraut Ice Cream Returns As Mid-Atlantic's Must-Try New Year's Tradition
Sauerkraut Ice Cream Returns As Mid-Atlantic's Must-Try New Year's Tradition Sauerkraut ice cream? Yes, you read that right—Urban Churn is once again delighting adventurous taste buds with its famously unique and surprisingly delicious Sauerkraut Ice Cream. This limited-time yearly classic is a bold way to ring in the New Year, blending the tangy zest of sauerkraut with creamy goodness that has become a must-try tradition for many. A New Year’s Tradition With A Twist For Pennsylvanians of German heritage, pork and sauerkraut are New Year’s staples, symbolizing prosperity and good fortune. Urban Churn, a Central Pennsylvania favorite, has elevated this tradition by tr…
Forks Up: New Long Island Restaurants Diners Savored In 2025 Forks Up: New Long Island Restaurants Diners Savored In 2025
Forks Up: New Long Island Restaurants Diners Savored In 2025 From glittering cocktails by the harbor to steamy dim sum baskets and over-the-top brunch plates, Long Island’s dining scene got a serious glow-up in 2025. Across Nassau and Suffolk counties, a wave of new restaurants opened their doors this year, bringing bold flavors, fresh concepts, and neighborhood buzz. Whether it’s upscale Italian rooted in family tradition, farm-to-table comfort steps from the train station, or Asian fusion that locals can’t stop talking about, these newcomers are already making their mark. Here’s a look at some of the standout Long Island restaurants that opened in…
Quiet Heroes To Viral Moments: Everyday New Yorkers Who Captured Our Hearts In 2025 Quiet Heroes To Viral Moments: Everyday New Yorkers Who Captured Our Hearts In 2025
Quiet Heroes To Viral Moments: Everyday New Yorkers Who Captured Our Hearts In 2025 Not every story that captures our attention involves fame, power, or breaking news — sometimes it’s the quiet moments, the personal battles, and the unexpected acts of courage that stay with us the longest. Throughout 2025, Daily Voice readers showed up in droves for stories about everyday people facing extraordinary moments: neighbors protecting one another, families navigating illness and loss, strangers stepping up in life-changing ways, and lives shaped by resilience, love, and community. From centenarians still dancing to children fighting cancer, from selfless organ donors to viral mo…
Netflix January Lineup: New 'Bridgerton,' Matt Damon & Ben Affleck Thriller Among Highlights Netflix January Lineup: New 'Bridgerton,' Matt Damon & Ben Affleck Thriller Among Highlights
Netflix January Lineup: New 'Bridgerton,' Matt Damon & Ben Affleck Thriller Among Highlights Netflix is kicking off 2026 with a packed January lineup, featuring major original series, blockbuster movies, and a wave of classic titles joining the platform.  The month's most significant highlights include the return of "Bridgerton" and the debut of a new thriller pairing Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, according to multiple outlets, including Netflix, the independent outlet What's on Netflix, and Variety. The hit period drama "Bridgerton" returns for Season 4, Part 1, with Benedict Bridgerton stepping into the spotlight. Fans can stream the first four episodes starting Thursday, Jan.…
Fame & Frenzy: NY's Top 10 Celebrity Moments Of 2025 Fame & Frenzy: NY's Top 10 Celebrity Moments Of 2025
Fame & Frenzy: NY's Top 10 Celebrity Moments Of 2025 From celebrities packing up and leaving the country to surprise appearances, viral TV moments, and hometown returns, New York found itself at the center of pop culture conversation again and again this year. Whether it was a political statement that crossed borders, a meet-and-greet that left fans frustrated, or a single unscripted moment that lit up social media, these stories captured how quickly local moments can ripple far beyond New York. Here’s a look back at Daily Voice’s top 10 New York celebrity stories of 2025, ranked by pageviews. Rosie O’Donnell and President Donald Trump.…
Americans Admit This Happens Every Year Between Christmas, New Year’s Americans Admit This Happens Every Year Between Christmas, New Year’s
Americans Admit This Happens Every Year Between Christmas, New Year’s That quiet stretch between Christmas and New Year’s has a way of blurring together, and many Americans say they feel it more than they realize. A new survey suggests people routinely lose track of time during the final days of December, forgetting what day it is several times before the calendar flips. The phenomenon shows up so often that researchers describe the period as one of the most unorthodox weeks of the year. Americans will forget what day it is nearly five times between Christmas Day and New Year’s Day on Thursday, Jan. 1, according to a survey of 2,000 adults conducted by Talker…