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Mamdani faces pressure to forge ahead with plan to fix polluting South Bronx market
“We cannot let this fail,” Comptroller Mark Levine said of the Hunts Point Produce Market plan. [ more › ]
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“We cannot let this fail,” Comptroller Mark Levine said of the Hunts Point Produce Market plan. [ more › ]
File photo of Fort Washington Park on the banks of the Hudson River in Manhattan. The shooting during a botched robbery occurred amid heightened tension over immigration enforcement. [ more › ]
The city will let the lights stay on until 2 a.m. at one park in each borough through the end of November. [ more › ]
A building at North Shore Towers in Queens. Health officials advised that older or immunocompromised residents should avoid taking showers until the investigation is complete. [ more › ]
In Williamsbridge. What do you see when you record the whole of the boroughs? [ more › ]
An NYPD cruiser parked at a crime scene in New York City. The 71-year-old man was riding his bike near East Drive and 84th St. [ more › ]
L Train service? Everybody rejoice! Because one software engineer crunched the numbers and decided the stop is useless, here are your early links: Street named for Jose Alvarado in Bushwick, the TikTok star cleaning up tree beds, Ethan Slater in "Little Shop of Horrors" and more. [ more › ]
An American Chestnut tree in Vermont in 2017. The Bronx Zoo is getting 25 blight-resistant chestnut saplings as part of the effort to bring the tree back from extinction. [ more › ]
A hit-and-run on Monday claimed the life of a 62-year-old man and an accident involving an impaired driver on Sunday left a 23-year-old woman dead. [ more › ]
Kindergarten students race outside from class at Rogers International School on October 21, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut. More than 16,000 families are on a waitlist for subsidized childcare after the program ran out of money. [ more › ]
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