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Aunt Wanted Her Niece Out of Apartment — Then She Was Beaten to Death...

A New York City woman has admitted to fatally striking her aunt with a hammer during an argument at their Manhattan apartment. Kristie Miro, 34, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder on Sept. 25 in connection with the death of her aunt, Ana Nieves, 56, in February 2022, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said...
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A verified list of NYC Starbucks closing immediately

NEW YORK (PIX11) — These New York City Starbucks will be closing immediately. These closures seemingly stem from the coffee giant’s announcement on Thursday that it would lay off hundreds of workers and close hundreds of stores. Baristas and affected employees have taken to Reddit to say their store is closing. A...
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Inmate adds 9 years to sentence for punching CO, joining gang attack at MDC...

NEW YORK — A convicted robber who became a violent menace in the MDC Brooklyn federal jail got nine years behind bars for trying to kill a fellow inmate and punching a correction officer who offered him fruit with breakfast. Leury Mojica, 22, took part in the bloody slay...
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Harlem’s Own Holcombe Rucker Park Officially Designated as a National Historic Commemorative Site

The rain fell in steady sheets on Sunday, but it couldn’t dampen the celebratory spirit. The planned dedication ceremony for Holcombe Rucker Park, a site known for its legendary sun-drenched showdowns, was forced indoors. Yet, as the crowd gathered at the Children’s Aid Society’s Dunlevy Milbank Center, where the...
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Repeat offender busted for Bronx rape after being stopped for hopping turnstile: NYPD

A 26-year-old repeat offender was stopped for jumping a turnstile on Friday night when cops discovered the repeat offender was wanted in connection to a Bronx rape, according to the NYPD. Zion Exum, 26, was stopped by police at the Jackson Avenue Subway station in the South Bronx at 10:19 p.m. on Friday night when...
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Search For Missing New York Man Tragically Ends In Washington

A frantic search for a missing New York man in "hazardous terrain" ended in tragedy.
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Demonstrators call for end to ICE operations in New York City

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Communities across the city came together Saturday to hold eight “Stand Against ICE” events, rallying against federal immigration enforcement. Several events took place in neighborhoods with large immigrant populations in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. In Sunset Park, demonstrators marched...
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Burberry Bandit’s grandma rips serial bank robber with 34 priors: ‘I’m gonna ring his...

The infamous NYC bank robber known as the “Burberry Bandit” is a product of the failures of the city’s mental health system – and his own vain love of dapper duds, his relatives told The Post. Cornell Neilly landed on Page 1 of The Post last Sunday after being busted Sept. 15 while on parole for allegedly knocking...
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Honoring New York’s immigrants on the walls of its most famous cathedral

Christiane Amanpour speaks to artist Adam Cvijanovic about his giant mural celebrating immigration in St Patrick’s Cathedral in New York.
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USPS warns residents of stolen mail tied to financial crime probe

Postal Inspection Service warns residents of possible mail theft linked to bank fraud and identity theft Newark, NJ – The United States Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) is alerting residents after a reported mail theft incident may have compromised sensitive financial information, potentially involving bank fraud...

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