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Bronx gun violence: Masked man sought for shooting victim in buttocks on street

Uber and Lyft drivers in Lower Manhattan.

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City Council Transportation chair asks Apple to boot Empower ride-share service from app store

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Three men wounded in the Bronx during apparent drive-by shooting

crime scene tape after cop shot at catalytic converter thieves in Staten Island

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The chilling last words spoken before teen gunman fatally shot 15-year-old boy in Bronx apartment

Conscrution workers remove scaffolding from the HighBridge Houses.

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NYC Buildings Department finalizes new rules aimed at more quickly taking down unsightly scaffolding

Firefighters at the scene of a four alarm fire at 3422 Dekalb Avenue. The fire would take two hours to bring under control.

Four-alarm fire tears through Kingsbridge apartment building

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MTA risks falling short of its 2040 zero-emission bus fleet goal, state comptroller audit finds

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City Island Oyster Reef works to restore a once thriving ecosystem

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This fall, Bronx County Chorus returns for its 87th season

By Steven Goodstein Conversation…

Geronimo’s II deli opens in Throggs Neck, honors late neighborhood icon

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Politics

Speaker Julie Menin, Bronx Councilmembers Justin Sanchez and Amanda Farías announce $25M plan to transform Hunts Point fish market

By Rebecca Raghunath Conversation…

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NYers say Citi Bike has gotten too expensive, can a new advocate-led campaign make it cheaper?

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After 32 years of advocacy, Zimmerman Playground reopens following $6.9M renovation

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Open for Small Business

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From Greenpoint merchants to Chinatown lights: Where NYC’s $8.4M small-business grants are going

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Community Celebration

Bronx volunteers turn donated bikes into memorials for cyclists killed on NYC streets

By Jay Cole Conversation…

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The ‘SCOOP’ on poop: City Council approves bills aimed at getting New Yorkers to clean up after their dogs

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Mount Sinai agrees to end youth gender-affirming care and pay millions to patients, DOJ says