Phil Corso
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Authorities say officers will be posted along the route, with drones, helicopters and hidden teams working behind the scenes.
City Hall will host a fan celebration on Monday morning.
The two will discuss affordability and public safety, a Mamdani transition spokesperson said.
The cornerback posted a message from his hospital bed, saying he’s starting to breathe on his own and is “just grateful.”
Air traffic controller staffing is rebounding, federal officials say.
The mayor-elect says he’s focused on public safety "outcomes."
The fire broke out Saturday evening at 560 Main Street.
Police say the 29-year-old was critically injured in a shooting outside a restaurant near West 38th Street and 7th Avenue.
Flights are being cut at 40 major U.S. airports, including New York City’s three biggest, as the federal shutdown drags on and air traffic staffing thins.
The blast happened just after 7 p.m. on Westchester Avenue in Longwood.
The president inaccurately called the Democratic nominee a “communist” and said Andrew Cuomo is the city’s only hope.
Police say the item was not hazardous.
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