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Wells Fargo foreclosure case overturned after lender missteps on pre-foreclosure notice

A foreclosure case that began more than a decade ago came to a halt last week after a New York appeals court ruled that the mortgage holder didn’t follow a key pre-foreclosure rule. The June 4 decision from the Appellate Division, Second Department, reversed a foreclosure judgment against Brooklyn homeowner Esther...
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N.Y. Exec: Reports of Coordinated Attacks Not True

Long Island Exec: Reports of Coordinated Attacks Not True
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People Drive From All Over New York To Shop At This Massive Dollar Store

In the concrete jungle where dreams are made of—and priced accordingly—there exists a verdant sanctuary where your wallet can finally exhale. The Dollar Tree in Carle Place isn’t merely a retail establishment; it’s a financial oasis in the desert of New York’s notoriously expensive shopping landscape.
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Marc Anthony commends Andrew Cuomo’s ‘proof of leadership’ as he extends endorsement for NYC...

Marc Anthony extended his endorsement to former governor Andrew Cuomo, who is making a controversial bid for New York City mayor after his 2021 resignation
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NY Attorney General Secures Over $3.2M from Nissan Dealers for Allegedly Cheating Consumers

On May 6, 2025, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced that the agency secured more than $3.2 million from eight Nissan dealerships in New York City, the Hudson Valley and on Long Island – Action Nissan , Bay Ridge Nissan , Legend Nissan , Garden City Nissan, Huntington Nissan, Rockaway Nissan, Smithtown...
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New York’s federal face off over native imagery in school

New York’s ban on Native American mascots violates federal civil rights law, according to the Department of Education. But state education officials rejected their findings as legally flawed and inconsistent.
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N.Y. weather: Will potential thunderstorms impact NYC on Saturday?

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A slow-moving cold front will bring scattered showers and potential thunderstorms to Staten Island on Saturday, with a high rip current risk along the coastline. Residents should prepare for intermittent rainfall and potentially challenging beach conditions throughout the day. The National...
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Chaos Ensued When Multiple Brawls on a New York Beach Were Intervened By a...

What started as a senior skip day attended by students from multiple high schools turned into a multi-agency police fiasco
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Leading Immigrant Rights Nonprofit Make the Road Lays Off Dozens, Sparking Staff Outcry

Internal turmoil has plagued Make the Road New York, the state’s largest immigrant-led community-based organization, with staff speaking out against planned layoffs. Beginning on May 31, Make the Road New York (MRNY) laid off 32 staff members and reduced the hours of another 15 staff members across five of its...
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New York state lawmakers vote to stop NYPD’s attempt to block radio communications from...

New York state lawmakers voted to stop the NYPD’s attempt to block its radio communications from the public Thursday, with the bill expected to head to Gov. Kathy Hochul’s desk. The “Keep Police Radio Public Act” passed both the state Senate and state Assembly, with a sponsor of the legislation arguing the proposal...

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