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NY City Lens reporters asked New Yorkers what might be done to ease tensions and
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Residents and leaders speak up for their underdeveloped public spaces at the 21st annual Bronx
Residents of the Brooklyn community seemed rattled the day after three arrests connected to the
Muslims protest coverage of two incidents by CNN and Fox
Two local politicians have ambitious plans to help improve poor living conditions in the city's
Rockaway residents say they don’t want to wait two years for ferry service to the
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Text alerts for what turned out to be a typical storm
A rule change would recognize the medical necessity of transition-related health care.
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When a winter storm is forecast, last minute shoppers flock to outdoor sportswear retailers.
Prosecutors point to the defendant's confession as indisputable, while the defense argues he’s too mentally