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NEW YORK (PIX11) — A nursing home is one of seven buildings that tested positive for live bacteria connected to the Legionnaires’ disease cluster in the South Bronx. The New York City Department of Health conducted culture tests on 10 buildings, including Yankee Stadium, after they all yielded positive PCR tests. Seven

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — New Yorkers who apply for and are recipients of assistance programs could find themselves auto-enrolled for discounted fares for MTA buses and subways, under a proposed New York City Council bill. Intro 0248-2026, sponsored by Council Member Crystal Hudson, would require the Commissioner of...

City Hall is benching the NYPD. Mayor Zohran Mamdani is barring New York’s Finest from responding to any 311 complaints about the Big Apple’s homeless encampment mess, putting the entire burden on understaffed and overworked homeless and social services staffers, sources told The Post. The move means cops have to sit o

A rare September nor’easter is threatening the East Coast from North Carolina to Maine, with coastal flooding already reported and the strongest winds and heaviest rain expected Friday through the weekend. Boston and southeastern New England face the greatest risk, including gusts above 50 mph, waves as high as 20 feet

Governor Kathy Hochul today directed State agencies to prepare for a coastal storm expected to impact New York State through the weekend and urged New Yorkers, particularly those in shoreline and low-lying coastal communities on Long Island, and in New York City and the lower Mid-Hudson, to take necessary precautions a

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Two Essex County men are among three people charged with kidnapping a man outside a Midtown Manhattan club, beating him during a drive through the Lincoln Tunnel and abandoning him in West Orange, federal prosecutors said. Kenny Fetiere, 26, of West Orange, and Kibret Meles, 28, of Livingston, were arrested...

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A fire broke out in an apartment on the fourth floor and extended to an adjoining apartment.

A New York City woman was one of several women looking at an apartment for rent. During the apartment tour, one of the women decided to ask the current tenant a question about an alleged mouse problem. It was then that the realtor butted in, putting an end to the interview.