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Hochul’s funding for extra NYC subway cops has already run out — forcing Mamdani...

A $77 million cash infusion from the state to flood the subway system with extra NYPD cops has already run dry — forcing the Mamdani administration to cover the added patrols, The Post has learned. The state fund — touted by Gov. Kathy Hochul last December as a way to keep a surge of uniformed officers in the subway sy
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Legionnaires’ outbreak expands to 2 more Bronx ZIP codes

The New York City Department of Health (DOH) has expanded its community outreach for a Legionnaires’ disease cluster in the South Bronx to include two additional ZIP codes. On Sunday, Notify NYC issued an alert adding 10455 and 10459 after cases were identified within a few blocks of 10456.
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Officer caught smuggling contraband into NJ prison pleads guilty to bribery

A Hackensack corrections officer, Christopher Santana, pleaded guilty to taking bribes to smuggle contraband into Northern State Prison, facing three years in prison and a lifetime ban from public jobs.
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Two Daycare Workers Charged With Physically Abusing Children at Hackensack Daycare Center

Deily E. Perez of the Bronx and Chillyann V. Spencer of Paterson were charged with...
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The Passaic River’s toxic nightmare

42 years and still in DeNile, waiting for a real cleanup. After more than four decades, the Passaic River is finally getting some of the equipment needed to begin a cleanup that should have started generations ago. That is progress, but after 42 years, preparing the machinery is not the same as cleaning up the river.
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UN General Assembly: NYC street closures, gridlock alert

MIDTOWN, Manhattan (PIX11) — A gridlock alert will be in effect for large portions of Midtown during the United Nations General Assembly. Street closures were set to begin at 7 p.m. Sunday for the area surrounding the UN headquarters. Street closures for the UNGA NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said First Avenue will b
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Officer seriously hurt in New Jersey hit-and-run during traffic stop

A police officer in New Jersey was struck by a driver while performing a traffic stop early Sunday morning, New Jersey State Police said. The Saddle Brook Township officer had reportedly pulled someone over around 4:30 a.m. along Interstate 80. Officials say an unknown car heading eastbound hit the officer and the grey
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Man identified in deadly Allerton shooting

The 29-year-old man who was shot and killed in Allerton Saturday night has been identified, according to the NYPD. Police responded to a 911 call for a man shot at the intersection of Cruger Avenue and Magenta Street at 9:19 p.m. When officers arrived, they found Jason Ferrer with a...
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Queens Man Charged After Allegedly Breaking Into East Garden City Restaurant, Stealing Food

The Third Squad reports the arrest of a Queens man for a Burglary that occurred on Saturday, September, 19, 2026 at 10:18 p.m. in East Garden City. According to Detectives, a male victim and owner of Morning Delights, a restaurant located in the basement level of 666 Old Country Road, received a notification on his pho
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Jersey City tenants declare a rent strike at 5 separate buildings on the city’s...

Jersey City tenants declared a rent strike at five separate buildings on the city’s west side, alleging issues ranging from neglect, pests, and no on site building superintendent. “They just don’t care to fix anything. The kitchen floor is in awful shape. They put some screws in the kitchen...

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