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New York City will celebrate the grand opening of the new Aqueduct Raceway subway station in Queens Tuesday.
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Bloomberg warned the ruling could usher in a return to the days of high violent crime rates and end New York's tenure as "America's safest big city."
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Police are looking for the man who drew a swastika inside an elevator in Lower Manhattan, and they're hoping a surveillance photo will lead to an arrest.
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Police investigating an alleged home invasion and sex assault in Williamsburg found themselves chasing a man on a crime spree.
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Reda Gendy, Kyrillos Gendy's grieving father, thanked the school community at Sacred Heart in South Amboy for all their support and prayers in the Gendy family's darkest days.
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Police are searching for a woman they say stole a credit card in Queens, and they are hoping a surveillance image will lead to an arrest.
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on a frightening night in two Brooklyn communities
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In a stinging ruling, a federal judge said New York City's controversial stop-and-frisk policy violated Constitutional rights and appointed an independent monitor to oversee major changes.
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Authorities are looking for the drivern who struck 25-year-old Manuel Campoverde in Jackson Heights. Relatives say someone also robbed him, taking everything but his undergarments.
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Most New Yorkers watching Anthony Weiner and Eliot Spitzer in political races dominated by sex scandals want to forget about them, according to a poll released Monday.
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Police are searching for three suspects who attacked and robbed a man while he was changing a flat tire in the Bronx, and they're hoping surveillance images will lead to an arrest.
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Tobacco cigarettes are banned from most buildings in New York City, and now it appears the Bloomberg administration has its sights set on electronic cigarettes.
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The search is on Monday for a second suspect after a major drug bust in Manhattan.
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Authorities in the Bronx are investigating the fatal shooting of a man overnight Monday.
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A New York City firefighter is under arrest, facing charges in an apparent domestic dispute with his wife.
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Community members in Brooklyn came together Sunday for an all-night vigil to protest the planned closure of Interfaith Medical Center.
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Police are investigating the death of a man who was hit and killed by an MTA bus in Queens late Sunday.
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On Sunday night, mourners leaned on each other at the wake of Kyrillos Gendy, 4, who was killed by a hit and run driver Friday.
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On Saturday night a crowd of partygoers turned a section of the pedestrian walkway on the 5,780-foot long span over the East River into an outdoor nightclub.
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Two customs agents at JFK Airport were sickened Sunday after opening a package at a postal processing facility.
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Four young men were shot and wounded early Sunday morning while attending a house party in East Flatbush, Brooklyn.
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The crowds at New York's Dominican Day Parade Sunday got music, merengue and mayoral candidates.
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14-year old Zaire Young was last seen Saturday morning at 6 a.m. in front of his home at 38 Cornelia Street.
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Police say a 33-year old motorcycle rider was heading eastbound on Queens Boulevard at about 4 a.m. when he hit the pedestrian trying to cross the street.
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New green-colored "Boro taxis" are starting to appear on New York City streets.
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In Manhattan, police are investigating a stabbing on West 20th Street in Chelsea Saturday afternoon.
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Police say a man trying to break up a fight between two women was stabbed to death in the Bronx Saturday morning.
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The reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction of those responsible for defacing a statue of Jackie Robinson with swastikas and hate speech is now $50,000.
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Two men were found dead with gunshot wounds to the head in Fort Greene Park in Brooklyn Friday night.
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A new website is putting the focus on New York City's most neglected public housing developments where the wait for repairs can take more than a year.
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Sex and romance flourished in the offices of disgraced financier Bernard Madoff even if real investing did not.
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The world's largest travel site, TripAdvisor, has released the top 10 cities for pizza in the United States, based on reviews and opinions from TripAdvisor travelers.
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The man who pleaded guilty in a failed plot to blow up the Federal Reserve in Lower Manhattan was sentenced to 30 years in prison Friday.
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An American Eagle flight from Atlanta to New York was diverted to Raleigh-Durham International Airport after the crew reported a hydraulic problem.
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A doctor who examined a nanny accused of killing two children says the woman suffered brain damage during a suicide attempt, but is still fit for trial.
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A grand jury has decided that there wasn't enough evidence to support manslaughter charges against Officer Richard Haste.
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Firefighters rescued a woman and several pets from a burning building in Queens.
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A Long Island woman is celebrating the birth of a newborn son, but the process didn't exactly go according to her birth plan.
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Swastikas and hate speech crawled on a statute of Jackie Robinson outside Brooklyn's baseball stadium have been removed.
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Dr. Sapna Parikh speaks to the baby's mother.
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A 14-year-old boy is under arrest and facing charges in the sexual assault of a 4-year-old girl inside a Queens McDonald's.
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Jim Dolan has more details on the suspect.
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The owner of an Upper West Side music school for young children is charged with sexually abused a 9-year-old girl.
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City officials will no longer store the names and addresses of people whose cases are dismissed after a police stop under an agreement that settles a lawsuit over the stop-and-frisk issue.
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As a City Hall faceoff over creating new oversight for police heads for a make-or-break vote later this month, a lawmaker who had been seen as a potentially crucial swing vote made clear Wednesday he's standing by his support for the legislation.
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Crews tore down the longtime pedestrian bridge that connected a Coney Island, Brooklyn, subway station to the New York Aquarium and the Boardwalk.
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NYPD Detectives are investigating whether a man who sexually assaulted a girl at McDonald's earlier this week may have done it before at the same location back in March.
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New York education officials warned early on not to expect great results on the first English and math tests given statewide to elementary students under tougher new learning standards - and they're right.
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Subway riders might have thought "Sharknado" arrived in New York City after a dead shark was found on an N subway train.
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The vandalism was discovered early Wednesday morning, and workers immediately attempted to start cleaning it up.
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