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The changes affect a small portion of the race in the Bronx's Mott Haven neighborhood.
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Police are looking for the hooded suspect they say gunned down Malakai Adams, 14, on Monday afternoon.
Hochul called the settlements with two offshore wind companies illegal “pay-not-to-play” schemes.
It would be the largest unionization of workers through a single election in U.S. history.
New Jersey Transit, and US Transportation secretary Sean Duffy have weighed in on the cause.
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A 16-year-old boy and a 48-year-old man were both charged with murder.
The company recently received a $560 million loan for pre-construction costs.
A 14-year-old male was pronounced dead after a shooting at a basketball court.
Trump called the project "a big job."
An unlicensed practitioner gave Elizabeth Baron an NAD+ infusion at a Kingsbridge wellness clinic in July.
Recent polling shows Rep. Tom Kean, Jr. down 5 points ahead of the debate on Sunday.
The transit agency earmarked $800 million in its current construction plan to overhaul the public information systems.
Equipment issues caused several outages across the Northeast.
The white vehicle was heading north in the southbound lanes near East Tremont Avenue around 6 a.m. and did not stop, according to the NYPD.
The National Weather Service is predicting mild temperatures for the metro area with more precipitation.
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It's a change from city policy that allowed the city to close out thousands of complaints without looking into them further, if multiple came from one building.
A coalition of the state's largest grocers and retailers is urging Gov. Kathy Hochul and Albany lawmakers to change state law.
The tenant says a foul odor is wafting into his pricey apartment. His landlord says the claims are “demonstrably false.”
The MTA says the it's issued thousands of warnings. Now come the fines.