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Suspect in 2024 homicide arrested by U.S. Marshals

A suspect wanted in connection with a 2024 homicide in Kinston has been arrested out of state, according to the Kinston Police Department. Police said Bryson Bradley was taken into custody March 4, 2026, in New York by the United States Marshals Service. Bradley was wanted in connection with the...
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12 New York Spots Known For Roast Beef Sandwiches That Keep Crowds Coming Back

There’s something about a perfectly made roast beef sandwich that just hits the spot: tender meat, crispy bread, and all the right toppings. In New York, these sandwiches are more than just lunch. They’re a city tradition, and you’ll find the crowds to prove it. Whether you like yours...
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What Most New York Residents Don’t Realize About Flying Roaches

Summer nights across New York often bring a familiar mix of city light, warm air, and the constant movement of urban wildlife. Street lamps glow over sidewalks, restaurant kitchens hum late into the evening, and insects circle outdoor lights along apartment buildings and alleyways. In the middle of this activity, a...
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NYC man was ‘mentally obsessed’ with retired teacher he allegedly stabbed to death: neighbors

A disturbed Queens man was “mentally obsessed” with his 75-year-old retired teacher neighbor and even trashed his car years before he allegedly stabbed the elderly victim to death , friends said. Dimitrios Manessis, 48, had a bizarre, long-running gripe with George Dourdounas — leading the younger man to blow up in a...
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Woman Hears Faint Cries Beneath New York Train Platform And Discovers Tiny Life Fighting...

On a crowded train platform in New York City, Kristine Malone heard something that did not belong amid the usual rush of noise. Faint, desperate cries echoed up from below the tracks. She leaned over the edge, searching through gravel and metal, trying to pinpoint where the sound was coming...
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NYC hospital system moves out of network for major insurance provider

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Mount Sinai, one of New York City’s largest hospital systems, moved out of network for hundreds of residents under the insurance company Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield. The change in service went into effect at midnight on Tuesday. The two sides have been unable to reach an agreement since January....
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NYC Consumer Protection Agency Announces Rules Against Predatory Debt Collection

New York City’s Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) has finalized its SHIELD debt collection rule, which it is characterizing as the strongest set of protections in the country against predatory and harassing collection practices, with an effective date of September 1, 2026. Core features of the...
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Jersey City PD makes 17 arrests thus far in 2026 for illegal handgun possession

The Jersey City Police Department has made 17 arrests thus far in 2026 for illegal handgun possession, recovering a total of 32 firearms to date, officials said. “Every illegal firearm taken off the street represents a potential act of violence prevented,” Mayor James Solomon said in a statement. “Our...
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Young men set homeless man on fire at Penn Station

The 37-year-old victim was sleeping near the entrance to Amtrak at West 33rd Street and Eighth Avenue around 8:40 p.m. when one of them set fire to his clothes, according to police.
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NYC puts tow truck operators on notice following Gothamist investigation

A car crash in Downtown Brooklyn. The city Department of Consumer and Worker Protection has threatened to revoke the operating licenses of tow truck companies if they're caught ripping off drivers. [ more › ]

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