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Police say the man appears to have been electrocuted on the No. 2 line at the Times Square-42nd Street Station just before 7 a.m.
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According to police, Osvaldo Quiroz-Lopez pushed a 2-year-old after he said the family took too long to give him a tip.
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According to police, Osvaldo Quiroz-Lopez pushed a 2-year-old after he said the family took too long to give him a tip.
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It took a zombie to find Disaster at the Crossroads of the World.
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A suspected thief who sucker punched a stranger on the subway before stealing his cell phone was arrested Tuesday.
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Police are hoping video leads to the arrest of a man wanted in a brutal robbery
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The victim was hit by a southbound N train Saturday morning at the 42nd Street and Times Square subway station.
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A crowd of about 200 volunteer performers staged a flash mob in Times Square to protest gun violence and call for stricter gun control laws.
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Crowds of people gathered to ring in 2013 in Times Square in New York City.
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The New York Police Department is assigning thousands of extra patrols in Times Square on New Year's Eve, but they won't all be in plain sight.
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New York authorities say six alleged drug traffickers have been indicted in connection with last month's seizure of 105 pounds of cocaine in the Times Square area.
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A suitcase left in Times Square on Sunday night that sparked a scare closing a busy subway station for hours contained a note referencing another possible Sept. 11th attack, but officials have determined it was a hoax.
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On Sunday night, a suitcase that was thought to be suspicious was discovered on the mezzanine level of the Times Square subway station.
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Tim Fleischer has more on today's decision
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Police say Detective James Griffin, 41, was trying to get an emotionally-disturbed man off of the subway tracks Thursday morning in Times Square.
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A man passed out in front of an oncoming subway train at Times Square and lived to talk about it.
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A pedestrian was struck by a taxi cab in a crash that closed West 42nd Street between Eighth and Ninth avenues Tuesday morning.
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Police say the victims were attacked by two men, armed with knives, on the platform around 4:30 a.m.
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A Florida man learned a tough lesson about trusting strangers in New York City after his Maserati was stolen in Times Square.
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Police said the encounter began Saturday when an officer approached a man who was smoking marijuana near the military recruiting station in Times Square, around West 44th Street and Seventh Avenue.
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Kemberly Richardson reports on a 51-year-old New York man who was shot to death by police near Times Square.
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Matt Kozar has more on the deadly confrontation in Midtown
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A 17-year-old boy who says he has "abnormally fast thumbs" has been named the fastest texter in America for the second year in a row.
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It's the kind or party you'd expect to thrown in Times Square and right in the middle of the madness.
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Kemberly Richardson reports on the new project
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Luckily, there was no train coming into the station when it happened, and she was helped off the tracks by other passengers.
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Lucy Yang reports on this rare event in the sky
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Police say no charges have been filed against the driver of a Jaguar that caused a three-car crash near Times Square Saturday night that injured 10 people, including several pedestrians.
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Why are oil pumps jacks, 25 feet tall and each made of 3 tons of steel, in the midst of Manhattan and one block from Times Square?
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A Times Square street vendor who alerted police to an attempted car bombing in 2010 said Tuesday that he is running for Congress.
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Just in time for Valentine's Day, something new is making Times Square grow a little brighter.
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City Sanitation Department spokesman Keith Mellis says 149 workers converged on Times Square as New Year's Eve celebration ended early Sunday, sweeping up 40 to 50 tons of trash.
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Revelers erupted in cheers amid a confetti-filled celebration in New York's Times Square to welcome in the new year, part of star-studded celebrations and glittering fireworks displays around the world to usher in 2012.
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Crowd control in Times Square on New Year's Eve is the dubious first assignment for 1,500 newly appointed NYPD officers.
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A woman groped in Times Square captured a picture of the alleged suspect, and now police are trying to identify him.
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Around 100 people were evacuated because of a smoke condition that developed. No one was injured.
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The Port Authority Terminal is historically criticized for its shabby appearance, but now it is for its high tech look.
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A small group of Occupy Wall Street activists started a march Wednesday with the hope of arriving in Washington on Nov. 23.
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A new national poll released Sunday shows neither Wall Street nor Occupy Wall Street conjuring up strong favorable impressions among the American public.
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Wall Street protesters have installed portable toilets near Zuccotti Park.
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Police have arrested a 26-year-old man on charges he groped an Occupy Wall Street demonstrator at Zuccotti Park.
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Police started making arrests when the march from Zuccotti Park first targeted City Hall, and then tried to cross the Brooklyn Bridge.
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The Occupy Wall Street Oakland solidarity march began at around 9 p.m. Wednesday. There were reports of arrests.
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A protester stood far apart from the rest of the Occupy Wall Street demonstrator after climbing atop a giant sculpture in Lower Manhattan.
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The drumming continued in Zuccotti Park Thursday night as residents attended a Community Board Meeting to complain.
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Some protesters left Zuccotti Park to rally outside the district attorney's office before heading to Lincoln Center Tuesday evening.
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The month-old Occupy Wall Street movement continues to grow, with nearly $300,000 in the bank and participants finding satisfaction in the widening impact they hope will counter the influence on society by those who hold the purse strings of the world's economies.
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Wall Street protesters are intent on hanging on to the momentum they gained from Saturday's worldwide demonstrations, which drew hundreds of thousands of people, mostly in the U.S. and Europe.
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The Times Square Alliance says it's intended to simplify and de-clutter - and create a unified identity for the heart of Times Square.
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