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Newark Man Arrested in Denville on Outstanding Warrants, Driving Charges

MORRIS COUNTY — A Newark man was arrested in Denville on July 27 after a motor vehicle stop turned up multiple outstanding warrants, according to the Denville Police Department. At approximately 10:05 a.m., an officer conducted a motor vehicle stop on Stonebridge Court after observing multiple equipment violations. Dur
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Crown Heights residents stuck caging rats in infested apartment building

Desiree Ali, who lives at 1722 Union St., says she recently trapped two large rats after they were seen running through her kitchen and living room.
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Two Queens Teens Stabbed After Scooter Robbery Police Say

A reported scooter robbery in Queens ended with two teenagers stabbed Wednesday night, police said, turning a property crime into a violent confrontation. The victims’ ages, medical conditions and exact location were not included in the initial public account. CBS New York reported that both victims were teenagers and.
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Missing Bronx man found stabbed on the Upper East Side: NYPD

MANHATTAN, N.Y. (PIX11) – A Bronx man who vanished more than a week ago was found stabbed multiple times on a Manhattan street Wednesday, according to police. Authorities responding to a 911 call found 23-year-old Issac Davis unconscious near East 96th Street and Second Avenue on the Upper East Side just after 3 p.m.,
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The Son of Sam Manhunt: 50 Years Later

Fifty years after the first Son of Sam slaying, Donna looks back at the true crime mystery that gripped New York City and changed homicide investigations forever. Retired NYPD Detective Tom Smith explains how investigators tracked David Berkowitz without today’s technology, the panic that spread across the city, and th
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Harlem is shutting down streets for a massive 2-week festival this August—with live Broadway...

New York City’s endless summer energy has no end in sight–and this massive Harlem festival is proving it. The city’s annual Harlem Week is officially returning for 2026, shutting down major corridors for sprawling outdoor street festivals, block parties, live concert stages, delicious local food vendors, and more. Reco
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Teen stabbed trying to break up fight inside Melrose Houses

According to police, the teen saw a group of people fighting around 3:30 p.m. on June 22 inside 700 Morris Ave.
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12 New York Restaurants That Close When The Day’s Special Sells Out

Running out of food usually embarrasses a restaurant, but there are spots across New York that wear it like a badge of honor instead. Why wouldn’t they?. Daily specials sell out fast, sometimes before noon, and once they’re gone, the doors close for the day. That’s definitely something to brag about if you’re a restaur
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NYC Public Schools hiring for the upcoming school year: No degrees needed

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — While students may not be thinking about heading back to the classroom just yet, NYC Public Schools is already preparing for the upcoming school year. Jobs are now opening for positions that do not specify any education requirements. The following listings are for school aides. Job duties includ
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Mamdani’s reparations logic does not add up

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani floated cutting checks to black New Yorkers to atone for the city’s involvement in slavery. But transforming the descendants of immigrants into historical perpetrators, and millions of black New Yorkers into victims, would be historically incoherent and legally perilous. When asked whether

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