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Woman Arrested After Pretending to Be a Dentist for 8 Years

We all hate going to the dentist, right? We all get anxious at the notion of sharp objects jammed into our gums only to be scolded by the person cleaning our teeth that we need to floss more. Now try doing all of that with someone who claims to be...
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CBS, NYC mourn the death of longtime TV reporter David Diaz

Television journalist and educator David Diaz, who spent decades covering New York City and the Tri-State Area, died last week at the age of 82. Here at CBS News New York, we were lucky that he shared his remarkable abilities, generous spirit and infectious smile with us and our viewers. "New York City guy" who could...
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CEO ‘assassin’ Luigi Mangione complains about how cops got his DNA & insists rights...

LUIGI Mangione has accused cops of tricking him to get his DNA by offering him a snack following his arrest. The alleged assassin, 26, claimed cops offered him food and drinks after he was arrested in December at the McDonald’s in Altoona, Pennsylvania, and then used the snacks for DNA testing. Mangione is now trying...
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Hudson Valley Bakery has Been Named Best in New York

A popular Hudson Valley bakery has been recognized as one of the best in New York State. If there's one thing most of us can agree on it's that we all love a sweet treat every once and a while, right? Some of us "love" sweets a little more than others...(ME)…LOL! Good thing we live in a state that is full of amazing...
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Fines for not composting set to begin on April 1

Fines will start at $25 and go up to $100 for repeated violations for buildings with one to eight units.
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Man stabs two Manhattan brothers in wake of fight involving third sibling

A man stabbed two brothers during a heated argument on a Manhattan street Sunday — an attack one witness alleged was in retaliation for a fight a third sibling had with the knifeman a day earlier. The brothers, aged 24 and 27, clashed with the knife-wielding man outside The Heights Deli & Mini Mart at the corner of...
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Kathy Hochul suggests next NYC mayor not ‘be at war with the governor’

Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) is not endorsing a candidate in the New York City 2025 mayoral race but recommended that the winner be her ally. Hochul became governor after serving as lieutenant governor to Andrew Cuomo, who has since announced his own candidacy for mayor. Cuomo resigned in 2021 amid sexual harassment...
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Meet the cousins behind new Italian restaurant in Yonkers

It's a family affair at The Italian Oven in Yonkers where two pairs of sisters — all first cousins — are opening their first restaurant. The new spot, in what had been Fortina, opens March 19 for lunch and dinner. It’s the first eatery Amanda and Angelina Oppedisano, along with Nicoletta and Cristina Sakellaridis,...
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Oregon, California, eight other states hit 2013 goal of getting 3.3 million electric vehicles...

The states have collectively registered 3.3 million new electric vehicles in the last 12 years, fulfilling a 2013 agreement to do so by 2025, according to a report shared Monday by the Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management, a Boston-based nonprofit association of state air pollution control agencies....
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NYC jail data show a sharp increase in correction officers out on family leave

The city Correction Department has seen a mysterious jump over the past 18 months in the numbers of officers taking time off under laws that allow leave for pregnancies and caring for sick relatives — sparking concerns that officers are using the leaves as their own literal get-out-of-jail-free card, according to...

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