Federal judge allows parts of discrimination lawsuit against NYC agency to proceed

Court dismisses some claims and defendants while preserving core allegations New York, NY – A federal judge has partially dismissed a workplace discrimination lawsuit filed against the New York City Human Resources…

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Federal judge awards $25K in IDEA case against NYC Department of Education

Court partially grants motion for attorneys’ fees tied to special education dispute New York, NY – A federal court has awarded more than $25,000 in attorneys’ fees and costs to a family…

New York City News·School and Education News

Bronx officials push social media crackdown after Bay Plaza mall chaos

Leaders warn viral posts are fueling dangerous mass gatherings as spring break begins. Bronx, NY – Bronx District Attorney Darcel D. Clark and a coalition of elected officials and business leaders are…

New York City News

Multi-state burglary ring tied to Queens crew dismantled after Bensalem arrests

Organized theft group linked to crimes across four states charged in Bucks County case Bensalem, PA – A coordinated investigation spanning multiple states has led to the arrest of three men accused…

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Guy Rivera convicted in killing of NYPD Detective Jonathan Diller in Queens

A Queens jury delivered a verdict in the fatal shooting of an NYPD officer, bringing partial closure to a case that shook the department and the Far Rockaway community. Queens, NY –…

NYC lottery player wins big from simple ticket purchase

Manhattan convenience store sells winning Take 5 ticket Manhattan, NY — A lottery ticket sold at a Midtown convenience store turned into a $19,148 prize following a Take 5 midday drawing, adding…

Lottery Results·New York City News·New York News

Mediterranean dining options expand across Toms River area

Growing number of Middle Eastern restaurants reflects demand for healthier cuisine Toms River, NJ – A growing number of Middle Eastern and halal restaurants are expanding dining options in the Toms River…

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Bronx DA indicts former NYCHA worker in $20K housing scam targeting tenants

A former public housing employee is accused of exploiting vulnerable New Yorkers by selling fake access to apartments and housing vouchers. Bronx, NY – A former New York City Housing Authority employee…

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NYC mayor cites Jewish Defense League as extremist group in foiled plot targeting Palestinian activist’s home

Suspect charged after alleged Molotov cocktail plan disrupted by undercover operation New York, NY – New York City Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani said a foiled plot to attack a Palestinian-American activist’s home…

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“Hello, gorgeous” signs debut at Manhattan entry points in NYC rollout

Limited-edition street signs introduce new slogan inspired by Barbra Streisand film New York, NY – Travelers entering Manhattan are now being greeted with a new message as city officials unveil redesigned “Welcome…

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Lucky NYC players wake up to surprise lottery win

Bronx and Manhattan strike gold as two TAKE 5 tickets hit $15K each NEW YORK, NY — Two New York Lottery players are celebrating wins of $15,511 each after matching all five…

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I-684 traffic stop leads to major cocaine fentanyl bust in Westchester County

Hidden compartment bust leads to major drug seizure on I-684 in Westchester LEWISBORO, NY — A routine traffic stop uncovered a hidden stash of narcotics after investigators discovered a secret compartment packed…

New York News·Police Blotter

There is no such thing as Central Jersey and here’s how the debate can be settled with pork roll facts

A long-running cultural divide, not a three-region state, defines New Jersey identity Trenton, NJ – The idea of “Central Jersey” has gained traction in recent years, but a closer look at geography,…

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NYC wins tuition case as court rejects parents’ private online school claim

A federal judge rules the placement failed to meet a disabled student’s educational needs. New York, NY – A federal judge has ruled in favor of the New York City Department of…

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NYC Pushes to Make Basement Housing Approvals Easier by Reducing Red Tape and Construction Roadblocks

City officials launch initiative to simplify backyard and basement housing as affordability pressures grow. New York, NY – New York City is moving to accelerate the construction of accessory dwelling units, or…

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Lakewood’s explosive growth reshapes Ocean County as Orthodox community, shtickle pioneers expand outward

A decades-long population surge centered in Lakewood is driving significant demographic, housing, and political changes across neighboring New Jersey towns. Lakewood, NJ – What began as a small yeshiva community in the…

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NYC set for mild weekend as temps climb into 60s after winter chill

A stretch of sunshine and warming temperatures is expected to draw New Yorkers outdoors as the city transitions into springlike conditions. New York, NY – New York City is heading into a…

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Female heist crew sought in NYC jewelry theft spree spanning Manhattan and Brooklyn stores

Police say coordinated distraction tactics led to more than $40,000 in stolen jewelry across three incidents. New York, NY – Police are searching for three individuals accused of carrying out a series…

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NJ Transit Delays Up to 60 Minutes After Overhead Wire Damage Near Portal Bridge

Rail service between Newark and New York is running with limited service after damage to Amtrak overhead wire infrastructure. Newark, NJ – NJ Transit rail service is experiencing delays of up to…

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60,000 Pounds of Walnuts Stolen From Trailers in Bronx Cargo Theft as Police Investigate Heist

New York State Police warn businesses to be cautious after tens of thousands of pounds of packaged walnuts were stolen from trailers in Hunts Point. Bronx, NY – New York State Police…

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Federal judge allows parts of discrimination lawsuit against NYC agency to proceed

Federal judge awards $25K in IDEA case against NYC Department of Education

Bronx officials push social media crackdown after Bay Plaza mall chaos

Multi-state burglary ring tied to Queens crew dismantled after Bensalem arrests

Guy Rivera convicted in killing of NYPD Detective Jonathan Diller in Queens

NYC lottery player wins big from simple ticket purchase

Mediterranean dining options expand across Toms River area

Bronx DA indicts former NYCHA worker in $20K housing scam targeting tenants

NYC mayor cites Jewish Defense League as extremist group in foiled plot targeting Palestinian activist’s home

“Hello, gorgeous” signs debut at Manhattan entry points in NYC rollout

Lucky NYC players wake up to surprise lottery win

I-684 traffic stop leads to major cocaine fentanyl bust in Westchester County

There is no such thing as Central Jersey and here’s how the debate can be settled with pork roll facts

NYC wins tuition case as court rejects parents’ private online school claim

NYC Pushes to Make Basement Housing Approvals Easier by Reducing Red Tape and Construction Roadblocks

Lakewood’s explosive growth reshapes Ocean County as Orthodox community, shtickle pioneers expand outward

NYC set for mild weekend as temps climb into 60s after winter chill

NJ Transit Delays Up to 60 Minutes After Overhead Wire Damage Near Portal Bridge

60,000 Pounds of Walnuts Stolen From Trailers in Bronx Cargo Theft as Police Investigate Heist

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