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NYC Just Made a Major Rule Change for Outdoor Cafes, and It’s Permanent This...

New York City has permanently ended the seasonal shutdown for roadway outdoor dining, allowing restaurants to keep curbside cafe setups in place year-round under a newly signed law. The change removes the requirement to dismantle roadway dining every winter and sets up new DOT rules for winterizing those spaces.
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Nikole Hannah-Jones Chose a Struggling School for Her Daughter — Years Later, She Questioned...

Nikole Hannah-Jones says she now regrets aspects of an educational choice intended to challenge inequality in New York City schools. *Nikole Hannah-Jones is facing criticism after revealing the consequences of deliberately sending her daughter to struggling, predominantly Black public schools in Brooklyn. The New York
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‘This building is going to blow up.’ Residents fear for safety after person seriously...

The fire was under control in less than an hour, but the FDNY says one person was taken to the hospital with serious injuries.
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MMA fighter ‘The Black Dragon’ accused of pummeling NYC woman: sources

An out-of-control MMA fighter was hit with assault charges for allegedly beating up a 22-year-old woman inside a Lower Manhattan apartment building, police said. Renfro Solomon, 29, nicknamed “The Black Dragon,” was arrested after cops responded to a 911 call at 47 Madison St. in Chinatown around 5:55 a.m. Sunday and f
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New York Man Jailed After Alleged Counterfeit Cash Attempt at Schuylkill County Dollar General

A New York man was jailed after Pennsylvania State Police alleged he attempted to use counterfeit cash during a transaction at a Dollar General in Schuylkill County. Omar Christopher Bolgrove, 27, of Jamaica, New York, is charged with felony forgery—uttering forged writing, along with misdemeanor counts of theft by dec
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Fury erupts over Mamdani parade invite as old Columbus insult resurfaces: ‘Are you kidding...

Zohran Mamdani's Columbus Day Parade invitation sparks fury among Italian Americans over his 2020 post flipping off a Christopher Columbus statue.
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Brooklyn woman accused of fatally stabbing boyfriend while he was beating her: DA

BROOKLYN, N.Y. (PIX11) — A Brooklyn woman is accused of stabbing her boyfriend to death while he was beating her in her apartment on Saturday morning, authorities said. Jennifer Ayala, 36, allegedly stabbed 36-year-old Pedersin Pelissier in the chest in her East Flatbush apartment at around 6:50 a.m., according to the
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Police: Secaucus mom arrested for allegedly striking her elementary school-aged child

A Secaucus mother was arrested last week for allegedly striking her elementary school-aged child, Police Chief Dennis Miller announced. On Wednesday, September 16th at approximately 2:46 p.m., Secaucus police officer responded to Huber Street School, 1520 Paterson Plank Road, on a report of a juvenile who showed signs
Featured picture for Nearly 6,000 food-stamp retailers have been disqualified or suspended, and 2,000 illegal point-of-sale devices blocked

Nearly 6,000 food-stamp retailers have been disqualified or suspended, and 2,000 illegal point-of-sale devices...

Operation SNAP Back, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s retailer-enforcement campaign, has produced nearly 6,000 food-stamp retailer disqualifications or suspensions and the removal of more than 2,000 illegal point-of-sale devices tied to benefit trafficking, the agency disclosed this week. The tally followed a targe
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Crashes Snarl New Jersey Morning Commute From Jersey City to South Jersey

Multiple crashes were disrupting major New Jersey highways Monday morning, including incidents on the Turnpike,...

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