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Will I See The Total Solar Eclipse In NYC?
Short answer, no — but New Yorkers won't miss out completely on the eclipse excitement. Here's what to know.

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Short answer, no — but New Yorkers won't miss out completely on the eclipse excitement. Here's what to know.

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As congestion pricing supporters celebrated a victory years in the making, opponents had a message: "This is far from over."
An MTA worker, Richard Louis, 35, went through an emergency gate without paying a fare, and got into a confrontation with cops, police say.
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A judge issued a gag order Tuesday barring Donald Trump from making public statements about witnesses, prosecutors and jurors in his trial.
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The City Council appealed Monday a ruling that struck down a law allowing 800,000 noncitizen New Yorkers to vote in local elections.
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