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AMNY

Op-Ed | The Hidden Cost of Doing Business in NYC: Auto Insurance Is Driving Us Out

Mamdani has expressed interest in retaining Tisch as police commissioner, citing her efforts to fight corruption within the NYPD.

AMNY

Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch to remain NYC’s top cop with Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani

The roof of El Greko kitchen in Montego Bay, Jamaica destroyed during the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Caribbean Life

Surviving Melissa: How ChatGPT helped us weather Jamaica’s Category 5 fury

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Photos: Not On My Watch hosts ‘healing spa’ event

By Ethan Marshall and Jewel Webber

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Tyson ‘TJ’ Harps laid to rest as suspect in teen’s fatal shooting remains at large

By Emily Swanson

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Co-op City

Photos: Co-op City SDA Church holding food distribution Nov. 26

By Ethan Marshall and Jewel Webber

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New model buildings unveiled at the NYBG’s 34th annual Holiday Train show

By ET Rodriguez

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State casino licensing board visits potential Bally’s Ferry Point site as NYC license decision nears

By Emily Swanson

Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Administration for Children’s Services Commissioner (ACS) Jess Dannhauser announce plans to expand a number of key programs aimed at helping youth in foster care connect to college and future career opportunities.

AMNY

Op-Ed | Expanding these ACS programs will help more young people living in foster care build new lives

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What’s happening | a food drive, José Alberto, a turkey trot and more

By Lauren Berardi

Lehman School of Business students and faculty members pose with Bally's Corporation Chairman, Soo Kim following a speech and networking event, Thursday when Kim announced a new internship for Lehman students to get hands on experience at Bally's Atlantic City Hotel and Casino over the summer.

Bally’s announces new Atlantic City internship with Lehman College

By Sadie Brown

Parks Department commissioners, Community Board 3 leaders and elected officials lift dirt with gold shovels to officially break ground at Daniel Boone Playground in the Longwood neighborhood.

Longwood

Officials break ground on inclusive redesign of Daniel Boone Playground

By Emily Swanson

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Caribbean Life

Oliver Samuels brings the laughter — America’s premiere backs Jamaica’s hurricane relief

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Fordham

Housing lottery launches for 32 units at El Hogar senior mixed-use development in Fordham

By Ethan Marshall

Man who shot victim in the Bronx

AMNY

Cops seek gunman who shot a man for ignoring his question in the Bronx

An OMNY entry point in New York City

AMNY

Here’s where you can get free OMNY Cards as MTA brings the MetroCard era draws to a close

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Park Circle Pavilion in Windsor Terrace Brooklyn

New York Family

Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn: Top Things to Do with Kids

Jaren Jackson Jr. Knicks rumors

Is Jaren Jackson Jr. a good fit for Knicks?

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Rachel Brown, founder and CEO of Jewish Matchmaking NY

A demonstrator wearing a Statue of Liberty crown waves a Transgender Flag outside the U.S. Supreme Court, as the justices heard oral arguments in two cases concerning efforts to enforce Republican-backed state laws banning transgender athletes from female sports teams at public schools, in Washington, D.C., U.S., January 13, 2026.

Supreme Court arguments show skepticism about letting trans girls and women play in women’s sports