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MTA Worker Fatality at Yankee Stadium | New York City News
A tragic death on the MTA tracks: 41-year-old flagger Moet McCullum lost her life when struck by a D train at 161st Street–Yankee Stadium. This …
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Trump Allies Pressure NY Dems as Mayor Bans AI in Schools | New York City News
Two Trump-era officials hit New York’s top Democrats with a fiery visit, targeting Hochul and Mamdani on crime, immigration, and the mayor’s gro…
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NYC’s Weekend Pulse: Parades, Pop Culture & More | New York City News
Get ready for New York’s biggest weekend vibes: the West Indian American Day Parade in Brooklyn explodes with color, music, and culture—starting…
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Two Feline Friends Need Forever Homes | New York City News
Two feline gems are ready to steal your heart: playful, affectionate Junebug who’ll happily chase a pipe cleaner, and serene Adelaide who prefer…
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NYC’s Trash Revolution Hits Small Buildings | New York City News
New York City is launching a bold “trash revolution” to tackle rat infestations and messy streetscapes, mandating lidded NYC Bins for all buildi…
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Brooklyn Bridge Climber Shot by NYPD | New York City News
At 3:30 AM on a Friday, NYPD officers raced to the Brooklyn Bridge after a man began climbing its cables, shouting he wanted to die and claimed …
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Brooklyn Bridge Knife Standoff Ends in Tragedy | New York City News
NYPD officers faced a terrifying standoff on the Brooklyn Bridge early Friday as a man armed with a knife clung to the cables, claiming he had a…
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Kips Bay Theater Closure Sparks Community Push | New York City News
Kips Bay residents are rallying against the planned closure of the AMC theater on Kips Bay Plaza, which NYU Langone recently acquired—though det…
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Music Hall Closes as Costs Rise | New York City News
Iconic Williamsburg venue Music Hall is closing due to soaring costs, symbolizing a broader trend of arts districts becoming unaffordable. Fans …
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New York’s Union Power Holds Steady | New York City News
New York City’s labor movement hit a high note last year, with nurses, public defenders, and college faculty staging historic strikes that deliv…
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