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Prosecutors say Hannah Santero’s behavior on a Metro-North Railroad train last week led multiple passengers to believe she had a firearm or an explosive, according to the criminal complaint.

Equipment issues caused several outages across the Northeast.

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.

The MTA says the it's issued thousands of warnings. Now come the fines.

Most of those hospitalized have neuroinvasive disease, because the sickest people tend to seek out care, health officials say.

Police said the woman was undergoing a mental crisis when she made the threat.

The transportation department is soliciting comments from the public until Sept. 30.

Police said an investigation is ongoing and the city medical examiner’s office will determine her cause of death.

The 17-year-old was walking to school when the incident unfolded.

Lincoln Hospital is also among the 10 South Bronx locations ordered to disinfect cooling towers.

Police are looking into the matter. It's illegal to poison or intentionally harm stray cats.

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