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NYC Audubon Changing Name Over Birder's Slavery Legacy

John James Audubon's racism created barriers for birders, society members decided: "A diversity of birds depends on a diversity of people."

Trump's Potential Porn Star Hush-Money Indictment Delayed: Report

A grand jury weighing criminal charges against former President Donald Trump has been called off for the day Wednesday, reports state.

MTA Seizes Cars Of Scofflaws Owing $600K In Tolls, Officials Say

Twenty cars owned by "persistent toll violators" were seized Monday along the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, MTA officials said.

UES Council Member To Hold Poo Pickup Sign Contest

Council Member Julie Menin is asking Upper East Side residents to help design a new visual campaign urging dog owners to clean up their act.

Midtown Man Threatens To Jump After FBI Shows Up For Search: Report

Video shows a man sitting on the edge of a window on the 20th floor of a West 56th Street building, the New York Post reports.

Erik Bottcher Trespassers, Vandals Plea Guilty

"Their intention was to intimidate and scare us into silence. Their plan has backfired, " the Council Member told Patch.