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Filthy, cramped conditions at $75M, NYC-funded animal shelter persist a year after Post investigation

Many pooches are still lying in their own filth and crammed into too-small cages at a $75 million city-funded animal shelter in Queens roughly a year after The Post exposed horrific conditions there. Individual kennels are supposed to be cleaned each time a dog is walked, according to a worker at the Animal Care...
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Man shot in the neck near pool entrance in the Bronx

Gunfire rang out shortly before 4 p.m. Sunday along Fulton Avenue in Crotona Park near the brick entryway to the play center.
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Township of North Bergen’s new tobacco retail license law takes effect August 1

North Bergen’s new tobacco retail license law that requires all tobacco retailers to obtain an annual license from the township in addition to their existing state license will take effect on August 1st. “We’re closing enforcement loopholes and stepping up to do what the state has not. This ordinance...
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Six sentenced for assaulting NYPD officers outside Long Island City hotel

QUEENS, N.Y. — All six individuals charged in a 2024 attack on two NYPD officers outside a Long Island City hotel have been sentenced, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz announced.…
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NYC Deputy Mayor Kaz Daughtry on ICE cooperation: “It’s important to have a seat...

Daughtry said he's been criticized for working with the feds on criminal investigations involving transnational gangs.
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NYC Temporarily Drops Police Exam Fee And Lowers Minimum Age to Boost Recruitment

The New York City Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) and the NYPD are rolling out new steps to strengthen recruitment and bring more officers into the ranks. The changes include monthly testing dates, waived fees for a limited time, and a permanent reduction in the minimum age requirement for new...
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Nine brainiacs from NYC Catholic HS join ‘Millionaire’s Club’ as students rake in nearly...

They’re the brainiacs of The Bronx. Nine newly minted graduates of Cardinal Spellman Catholic high school are now in the “Millionaire’s Club’’ — raking in a whopping total nearly $11 million in scholarship money. The teen geniuses were each awarded more than $1 million in merit-based grants — much of it from a...
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Everyday Habits That Could Violate Local Rules

Crossing Streets Outside Designated Areas Crossing Streets Outside Designated Areas (image credits: pixabay) Walking across the street might seem like the most innocent activity, but ... Read more The post Everyday Habits That Could Violate Local Rules appeared first on Climate Cosmos .
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Another shark spotted 100 feet away from swimmers at Rockaway Beach, prompting closure

It’s “Shark Weekend” in New York City. Another shark was spotted swimming precariously close to swimmers at Rockaway Beach Saturday — just 100 feet away — prompting the closure of the popular watering hole for the second day in a row. NYPD drones captured the toothsome predator around 6 p.m. in the area of Beach...
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Jeffries sidesteps question about Mamdani identifying as Asian, African-American on college application

Hakeem Jeffries sidestepped a question about Zohran Mamdani's college application during an interview on MSNBC Saturday, focusing on affordability in New York City.

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