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One particularly nasty bacteria-borne illness is currently spreading in New York City using those enormous cooling units as its vector: Legionnaire’s disease. The bacterial pneumonia, which usually recurs each summer in the US’s largest city, has sickened more than 100 people and killed five in a growing outbreak.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams broke with President Trump this week as he backed the city's lawsuit to immediately halt ICE arrests at immigration courthouses.
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Problems included suddenly losing power, the inability to exit in an emergency, issues with the gauges and icons on the dashboard, software that did not meet safety requirements, brakes not working, and "unintended" vehicle movement.
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Religion News Service on MSNFor New York's Muslims, Zohran Mamdani's candidacy is a reckoning on 9/11 backlash
The mayoral candidate’s popularity is a reflection of 9/11’s impact on New York’s political and cultural landscape.
The U.S. Transportation Department said on Tuesday it may withhold up to 25% of federal transit funding for New York state's Metropolitan Transportation Authority if the agency does not improve safety for subway track maintenance workers.
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WWLP Springfield on MSNNew York City fugitive arrested in Worcester for alleged murder attempt
A New York City man was arrested in Massachusetts as a fugitive from justice in connection with an attempted murder charge.
Christine Baranski and Simon Jones arrive at the reopening night of Mamma Mia! on Broadway in N.Y.C. on Aug. 18. RuPaul's Drag Race winners Monét X Change, Jinkx Monsoon, Alaska Thunderfvck and Bob the Drag Queen reunite backstage at Monsoon's Oh, Mary! performance in N.Y.C. on Aug. 18.
New York City police reopened Times Square in Midtown Manhattan to vehicles and pedestrians on Monday after a brief closure that followed a call about a suspicious device at West 43rd Street and Seventh Avenue,
New York City schools saw increased enrollment driven in part by families who had sought asylum during the Biden administration.