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NYC Jewelry Week 2024: Six Online Talks To Watch
By Forbes |
22 hours ago
NYC Jewelry Week offers a diverse online program from November 18-24, featuring talks on gemstones, jewelry history, and designer interviews. Topics include coral, charm jewelry, contemporary pieces, ...
Thief who stole gold-plated 9/11 memorial rose from NYC church turned...
By New York Post |
1 day ago
A heartless thief stole a gold-plated rose from a 9/11 memorial at a Midtown Catholic church. Deikel Alcantara, 21, was arrested and charged with grand larceny for stealing the $3,000 rose. The stolen...
Mother of construction worker slain by unhinged NYC stabber breaks...
By New York Post |
1 day ago
Angel Gustavo Lata-Landi, a construction worker, was killed in a Manhattan attack. His mother, Mercedes Landi, mourns his loss and plans to take his body back to Ecuador. The family seeks justice agai...
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Sean "Diddy" Combs appears in NYC court, seeking bail
By CBS News | 1 day agoSean Combs, 55, has been detained in a federal jail in Brooklyn since his arrest. Lawyers requested his release on $50 million bail, citing strict monitoring conditions. Prosecutors argue he may conta...
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FOX News Media lights 'All-American Christmas Tree' in NYC, kicking off holiday season
By Fox News | 1 day agoFOX News Media celebrated the holiday season with the 'All-American Christmas Tree Lighting' at Fox Square on 'The Five.' The event featured a 50-foot tree with 18,000 ornaments and performances by Ga...
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Defense rests in trial of Daniel Penny for NYC subway chokehold death
By CBS News | 1 day agoDr. Satish Chundru, a forensic pathologist, disagrees with the medical examiner's ruling on Neely's cause of death. Prosecutors challenged his testimony, while a police officer testified on feeling Ne...
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Food waste at NYC shelters scrutinized. "There's no quality control," councilmember says.
By CBS News | 1 day agoNew York City Councilmember Julie Won criticizes the Department of Homeless Services for mismanagement of food in migrant shelters, leading to complaints of poor quality and wastage. Despite pushback ...
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Frustrating delays hit 16 NYC subway routes on cold, wet Friday:...
By New York Post | 1 day agoNumerous issues, including faulty doors on six subway trains, caused significant delays across NYC's subway system during the morning rush hour. Mechanical, signal, and maintenance problems added to t...
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Feds approve NYC congestion pricing
By The Hill | 1 day agoFederal officials approved NYC's $9 toll plan to reduce traffic and improve air quality. Originally $15, the plan was revised by Gov. Hochul. The U.S. Department of Transportation gave the green light...
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Crazed suspect who allegedly slashed Danish tourist in NYC tries to...
By New York Post | 1 day agoA man accused of slashing a Danish tourist's face in NYC had a chaotic court appearance. Joshua Zinberg, 25, interrupted the judge, screamed incoherently, and was held on $150,000 bail for attempted m...
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Man who broke nose of American Airlines attendant sues NYC vendor for...
By New York Post | 1 day agoBrian Hsu, previously convicted of assaulting a flight attendant, is now suing River Tarpley, who allegedly left him with a brain injury in a separate incident. Hsu claims the injuries from Tarpley le...
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Woman alleges someone drove her car to N.J. after she parked at an unlicensed NYC lot
By CBS News | 1 day agoA woman's car parked at an unlicensed lot near JFK Airport was taken on a joyride to New Jersey. The lot, JFK Econopark, has faced complaints of unauthorized use, scratches on cars, and theft. The cit...
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How Legal Aid, DAs flout the law -- and keep madmen like NYC stabber...
By New York Post | 1 day agoThe failure of New York's criminal justice system to protect crime victims is attributed to the lack of requesting mental competence exams for mentally disturbed defendants. The under-utilization of S...
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NYC first responders turn up volume on AM radio bill blitz
By POLITICO | 1 day agoCurrent and former heads of the NYPD and NYFD are urging Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to pass a bill preventing automakers from removing AM radios from cars. The bill aims to preserve AM radio...
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NYC's congestion pricing clears final legislative hurdle, on track for Jan. 5 start
By CBS News | 1 day agoThe MTA received approval from the Federal Highway Administration for their revised program to begin on Jan. 5, 2025. Despite opposition, a judge will allow labor unions and officials to argue against...