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A mechanical failure had left a crane's load dangling over a construction site on West 57th Street in Midtown Manhattan.
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Two difference crane companies are involved in Monday's mishap and both have had problems in the past.
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Residents of a Manhattan building are being displaced once again as crews replace a crane that toppled during Superstorm Sandy.
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Work is expected to begin next week to replace the boom of a crane that nearly snapped off during Superstorm Sandy and dangled precariously over a midtown Manhattan block near Carnegie Hall.
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The Buildings Department is suspending the license of the crane operator involved in the collapse in Long Island City.
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There are new questions about a crane accident in Queens that injured seven people.
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A large crane collapsed at a construction site in Queens Wednesday afternoon, injuring seven people.
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A large crane collapsed at a construction site in Long Island City, Queens.
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No one was injured in the incident, which happened on West 38th Street just before 9 a.m.
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Buildings Department spokesman Tony Sclafani said Sunday the operation to secure the boom of the tower crane on West 57th Street is now complete.
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Bloomberg said Saturday that officials hope to open 57th Street on Saturday night.
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Experts are reviewing plans to secure the arm of a crane that's been dangling off a luxury high-rise in midtown Manhattan.
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Some buildings, including the Parker Meridien hotel, were being evacuated as a precaution and the streets below were cleared, but there were no immediate reports of injuries. City officials didn't have a number on how many people were told to leave.
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It happened around 4:05 p.m. at 267 Elwood Avenue.
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Two men are safe on the ground after their cargo crane cabs collided 50 feet above a container ship pier in New Jersey.
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A construction crane owner was found not guilty in the only criminal trial surrounding a 2008 collapse that killed two workers.
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Anthony Johnson reports from the Upper East side.
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The union that represents crane operators says the new rules are unnecessary and move control of the industry away from local officials.
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Marci Gonzalez reports on a crane collapse in Manhattan that killed one and injured four.
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N.J. Burkett has the latest on the investigation.
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Jim Hoffer has more on how politicians are pushing for MTA construction oversight.
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One worker was killed and three others injured when two huge sections came crashing down on the site at 33rd Street and 11th Avenue in Manhattan last Tuesday evening.
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The New York City Department of Buildings says engineers have found defects in the hoisting system of the construction crane that crashed down at a Manhattan worksite, killing a worker.
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Investigators remain on the scene of a deadly crane collapse on Mahattan's West Side, trying to determine what caused the incident that killed one man and injured four others.
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The New York City Transit Agency is racing to inspect cranes at all of its construction sites after a deadly accident Tuesday night.
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A crane collapsed at a construction site on the West Side of Manhattan killed one worker and injured four others.
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Fire officials say a crane collapse at a Manhattan construction site has killed a worker and injured four others.
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The father of a construction crane operator has testified about watching his fatally injured son being pulled from the wreckage.
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A construction crane owner whose rig collapsed and killed two workers is facing the only criminal trial.
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A construction worker sustained minor injuries when a crane dropped a large load at the World Trade Center site.
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A judge upheld manslaughter cases Tuesday against a construction crane owner and mechanic charged in a crane collapse that killed two workers, whose frustrated relatives got both thoughtful words and a legal lesson from the judge in an unusually personal moment in an otherwise procedural hearing.
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The crane rigger in the deadly March 2008 disaster is set to go to trial this month on manslaughter charges.
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A memorial marked the 2nd anniversary of a crane collapse on the Upper East Side.
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The operator of a crane that tilted and hit a 25-story building near Wall Street has had his license suspended.
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A listing crane has struck the side of a 25-story building near Wall Street, disrupting traffic in the area.
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A crane company owner has been indicted on manslaughter and other charges after one of his 200-foot rigs collapsed and killed two workers in Manhattan in 2008.
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Sources tell Eyewitness News that the owner of a crane company is expected to be charged with manslaughter on Monday.
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