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A Manhattan judge agreed Wednesday to release on bail two men charged with torturing a man in a luxury SoHo townhouse to obtain his cryptocurrency.Over the objection of the Manhattan district attorney’s office,
NYC Mayor Eric Adams praised the Trump administration's efforts to secure the southern border and claimed that those efforts have provided the city "real relief."
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A suspect plotted to place at least seven improvised explosives across New York City, including on a subway track on the Williamsburg Bridge and a Manhattan apartment rooftop, according to law enforcement.
Michael Gann, 55, of Inwood, New York, was charged with manufacturing at least seven improvised explosive devices, prosecutors said on July 22.
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ABC7 New York on MSNNew York City announces stricter cellphone policy for public schools aimed at reducing distractionsStarting in the 2025-2026 school year, devices such as cellphones, tablets and smart watches will no longer be allowed to be used during the school day by students.
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Jeremy Allen White stepped out to support his rumored girlfriend, Molly Gordon, at a screening of her new movie, “Oh Hi,” in New York City on Tuesday. A Page Six spy spotted the “Bear” star sitting alongside the actress’ parents at The Cinema Society Screening hosted at the Roxy Cinema.
An off-duty US Customs and Border Protection officer was shot in a Manhattan park on Saturday following an apparent robbery gone wrong, New York City police and federal officials said.
United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested a man in New York City on Wednesday who they claim is a criminal illegal alien from Honduras. The man,
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced a new committee within the NYPD that will look to use drones in order to keep the city safe. The Drone Operations Committee will serve as an extension of the city’s drone programs already in place,
The bright red, life-size sculpture, titled "Donald," was installed in Midtown Manhattan. It has since been removed.
Tiny homes are a step closer to becoming a reality in New York City. The skyline won’t change, but 80,000 units of housing could be created and almost hidden in plain sight. The city revealed what accessory dwelling units,