"ABC7 Eyewitness" : Flames hold 90-minute practice in New York City's Central Park

You grow up in the outdoors, it's where you dream of sort of playing in the NHL," he said. "You're so used to being in these big stadiums, big arenas, it's nice to come out here," goaltender Chad Johnson said. A little eye-black did the trick with glare under sunny skies.Versteeg scored a goal Friday night as the Flames won 4-3 in overtime at New Jersey. "It was 26 degrees shortly after 11 a.m. when the Flames got off a team bus in their full uniforms, having already dressed at a midtown Manhattan hotel. Framed by apartment buildings along 110th Street and skyscrapers beyond Fifth Avenue, the visitors skated on a rink in the north end of the park, at the foot of Harlem.


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The outlook for New York City's rental market is gloomy

Equity Residential's outlook on its New York rental market continues to look gloomy, with the real estate company on Wednesday bemoaning falling rents and rising concessions in the Big Apple. The Sam Zell-led company didn't come close to reaching projected targets in New York during 2016. And in October, company leaders told investors there was a "high probability" of negative revenue growth in 2017. The company has budgeted $4 million for concessions in 2017 in New York – a figure no other market comes close to (it budgeted around $90,000 for Washington, D.C. and $80,000 for Seattle). "We are already hearing some crazy stuff like three and four months free on 12-month leases," Santee said, speaking of the market more broadly.

ICE Fights Back Against New York City's Sanctuary Policy

5449037Immigration and Customs Enforcement is feuding with New York City's stated policy of non-compliance with federal immigration detainers. The detainers from ICE ask for local law enforcement to hold an illegal immigrant in custody until federal agents can retrieve the illegal alien. Decker added: "This level of risk can be mitigated in many instances and ICE welcomes changes to the current policy which is creating a potentially unsafe environment for the city's residents. Villegas was in local custody for driving while intoxicated, and he previously served five years in prison for armed robbery. An ICE press release Friday said, "ICE arrests convicted Mexican national released from local custody after detainer was ignored."ICE officers arrested a Mexican national, Luis Alejandro Villegas, on Wednesday just weeks after he was released by New York Police Department officials who ignored an immigration detainer.


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