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Despite legal challenges from New Jersey, the MTA says drivers will now pay a fee to enter Manhattan below 60th Street starting Sunday.
Better late than never.
The change comes after complaints piled up regarding the landmarked bank's display, which was always off by a few degrees.
The victim was hospitalized, police said.
The perpetrator grabbed the 27-year-old from behind while she was standing on a southbound 6 train.
The police officer was charged with rape, strangulation and assault.
Forecasters say up to three quarters of an inch of rainfall is possible for New York City on Tuesday night.
The man was shot twice in the torso, police said.
Something for everyone.
This week, city inspectors found mice in Bed-Stuy, roaches in Harlem, water leaks in Washington Heights and more.
Harlem State Senator Cordell Cleare is throwing a community-centered Kwanzaa bash for Ujima.
the cause of the fire is under investigation, the FDNY said.
Police have arrested a suspect.
The driver was experiencing a medical emergency, police said.
Just in time for those new year resolutions to kick in.
Mulchfest, the annual program that gives Christmas trees a second life, begins on Dec. 26.
The students at BASIS created genius inventions — like a watch that beeps when the wearer has forgotten something — this month.
The project began construction in 2022, after several years of planning and negotiating with nearby residents.
The NYC area could get a wintry mix of snow and rain on Tuesday.
The man was sentenced to 20 years in prison for rape in the first degree.
