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The incident, which happened at West 8th Street and 6th Avenue in the West Village just after midnight, is reportedly being investigated as a possible hate crime.
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The judge said the assistant district attorney made an accidental mistake to grand jury, which voted to indict Officer Richard Haste on manslaughter charges in the death of Ramarley Graham.
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Five people, including 2 children, have been injured in two separate accidents in the Bronx, authorities said.
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You'd think a dignitary rolled in at the Hampton Inn on Staten Island Tuesday afternoon...but the so-called "big-shot" who has all these authorities applauding, well, he's only about 3 feet tall
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October 13, 2013 will be Staten Island Day, dedicated to making a positive impact on the communities and providing support for ongoing recovery efforts, the New York Road Runners and Staten Island borough president James Molinaro have announced.
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After a three-month manhunt, police have made an arrest for a sexual assault that happened near the campus of Brooklyn College.
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The security video shows the suspects barging their way into an office around 2 a.m. on April 28 and threatening an employee with a gun.
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Police are looking for three suspects wanted in a bizarre theft in Lower Manhattan, and they're hoping a surveillance photo will lead to an arrest.
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Police say a man and woman were reaching for an oar that fell in the water when they overturned.
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A pizza delivery man in Brooklyn is accused of using his job as a front to sell cocaine.
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There is welcome news for a couple in Manhattan whose two children were murdered, allegedly by their nanny.
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Transit officials said Thursday they're exploring alternatives to the plywood and sandbags they've used in the past to keep stormwater out of tunnels and stations.
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"The Neighbors", focuses on a TriBeCa building with floor to ceiling windows.
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A man is in custody in connection with the murder of a 14-year-old girl whose body was found badly burned on a Brooklyn beach.
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A 27-year-old man walked into an Upper West Side hospital after he was apparently stabbed on a southbound subway train Thursday morning.
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New Yorkers displaced by Superstorm Sandy will continue to be able to stay in city-paid hotel rooms.
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Police say 48-year-old Tracy King told a friend the two could split the cash if he tied her up and grabbed money from the register.
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Police are searching for a man who has posed as a utility worker in at least 18 thefts across New York City.
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The NYPD is looking for two suspects wanted in the robbery of a 64-year-old man in the Bronx, and they're hoping surveillance photos will help lead to an arrest.
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The judge said the assistant district attorney made an accidental mistake to grand jury, which voted to indict Officer Richard Haste on manslaughter charges in the death of Ramarley Graham.
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The stabbings happened on the pier at around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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A judge has ruled against the city's plan for a "Taxi of Tomorrow," saying the cab violates a law that lets drivers use hybrids.
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A night of celebration as a man took his girlfriend out dancing for her 21st birthday turned into murder.
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Two people are under arrest after authorities say a purported holdup of a subway token booth operator in Queens turned out to be a setup.
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Tenants at Manhattan's Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village complex are outraged over big rent increases.
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The lab mix is the object of a vicious game of tug of war instead of being reunited with his owner.
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A judge has declined to throw out a murder case against a man charged decades after an infamous 1979 child disappearance in New York City.
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The man accused of stealing $500 from a 3-year-old inside a Bronx liquor store surrendered to police Tuesday.
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A nanny has pleaded guilty to endangering the welfare of a child after a hidden camera caught her smacking a baby girl.
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Newsstand operators and supporters say the City Council proposal to lift the more than decade-old limit from $5 to $10 would help the venerable businesses keep up with the times.
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The Bloomberg Administration is pushing ahead with a plan to rezone 73 blocks of East Midtown in Manhattan.
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New York marches to the beat of its own drum. If you talk to the experts on hearing, that is part of the problem.
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There have been a series of attacks against gay men in Manhattan. There have been three of them in a week.
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The crash closed the westbound BQE ramp to the westbound Williamsburg Bridge, causing huge delays for the morning commute.
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President Obama bemoaned the partisan forces that have stymied compromise in Washington as he raised campaign cash.
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One man was arrested and another is being sought after an elderly man carrying flowers to his mother's gravesite was robbed in the Bronx.
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They dig their way through the tightest of spaces, risking their lives, as they hunt for signs of someone else's.
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Construction to upgrade the playgrounds will happen over the next five years. Renovation on a playground on East 110th Street has already begun and the playground will open next month.
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The law enforcement agency will receive the first State Department Excellence in Overseas Criminal Justice Assistance Award on Monday.
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Two months after a high-profile 1990 murder case he investigated was thrown out, dozens more convictions associated with a retired New York City police detective are under review.
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Investigators say a 5-year-old boy ran away from the person who was watching him, and slipped and fell into the Bronx River near East 216th Street.
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New York City is finally rolling out its bicycle-sharing program, offering the bikes for a media test run on Sunday in Brooklyn.
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Crews are using chain saws to cut up at least four huge trees that fell at Merchant's River House in Battery Park City.
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The man was caught on camera punching a subway rider on the 7 train in Queens.
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Police say a 78-year old man had just bought flowers to put at his mother's grave when two men jumped him in the West Farms section.
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After Hurricane Sandy, Pier 25 in Lower Manhattan had uprooted concrete. All of the equipment was destroyed. The playground reopened on Saturday morning.
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Residents of a Manhattan building are being displaced once again as crews replace a crane that toppled during Superstorm Sandy.
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About 700 Staten Island residents were left without power Saturday morning after a car ran into a utility pole.
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Two men are under arrest, while three other suspects are still being sought in an attack on two gay men in Manhattan.
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Two of the injured are in critical condition after the horrible accident Friday evening on Cross Bay Boulevard in Queens.
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