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Walmart, NYC-area grocery stores threatened with mass looting after SNAP benefits expire: sources

Walmart and grocery stores across the New York area are being threatened with mass looting after SNAP benefits expire on Saturday, law enforcement sources told The Post. The threats began cropping up on social media this week after the US Department of Agriculture announced that November food stamp payments would not...
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America’s Two Cleanest Cities Are Located In The Pacific Northwest, Per A 2025 Study

One of the first observations we often make about traveling to a new city is how clean (or unclean) it is. Sidewalk litter, pungent smog, and rats scampering by your feet can make a city feel grimy and uninviting — things you're likely to find in cities ranked as America's dirtiest. Bigger cities tend to have a...
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Gov. Hochul unveils new actions as millions face SNAP benefit loss

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) – Gov. Kathy Hochul has declared a “food emergency” in New York as millions prepare to lose SNAP benefits on Saturday. On Thursday morning, Hochul announced an additional $65 million in emergency food assistance for the state. Over the past week, she’s already announced over $40 million in...
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Sergio Guevara Charged After Taxi Driver Stabbing In NY: PD

Sergio Ariel Guevara, 27, entered a taxi on Maple Avenue around 11 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 29, according to detectives. During the ride, an argument escalated and Guevara allegedly pulled out a knife, stabbing the 31-year-old driver. The victim managed to flee the vehicle and call for help nearby. Responding...
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NYPD searches for man who allegedly spat on Jewish boy in Brooklyn hate crime

The NYPD was searching Thursday for a man who they suspect spat on a boy in an anti-Jewish attack in Brooklyn last week.
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Woman critically injured in unprovoked attack in Long Island City: NYPD

Police from the 114th Precinct are looking for a couple who attacked a 54-year-old woman in Long Island City, leaving her critically injured on the morning of Sunday, Oct. 19. The victim was walking near the intersection of 37th Avenue and 37th Street, just steps from Northern Boulevard, around 4 a.m., when she was...
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US couple stranded in Jamaica: ‘We’re just grateful to be alive

Hurricane Melissa cut through Jamaica on Tuesday, leaving behind a path of destruction. It also left many tourists stranded, including one couple from Chicago who spoke with Good Day New York.
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Developer who bundled thousands for Adams picked to build on city-owned Coney Island lot

Eric Adams The head of Rybak Development previously raised roughly $28,000 for Mayor Eric Adams’ first mayoral run, but he was not registered as a bundler with the city’s Campaign Finance Board. [ more › ]
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Nationwide drug recall for popular muscle relaxer in effect: FDA

NEW YORK (PIX11) – A popular muscle relaxer made in New Jersey is being recalled due to a label swap, according to the FDA. The product was distributed nationwide to distributors, the recall stated. One lot of Cyclobenzaprine Hydrochloride Tablets USP 10 mg (Flexiril), containing 90-count bottles, is being recalled...
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Queens Company Gets the Boot for Gouging Locked-In Drivers

A Queens company that illegally clamped down on vehicles while gouging scofflaw motorists with excessive fees to remove boots from tires has been hit with more than $180,000 in penalties — and will likely be stripped of its license. B&M Electronic Diagnostic Repair Service Inc. crews slapped boots on vehicles across...

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