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Mayor Zohran Mamdani builds a snowman with pre-k students.

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FIRST ON amNY: Mamdani sets standard NYC snow shoveler pay at $30 an hour this winter

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Mamdani’s COGE launches $1.6M push to explain 5 ‘faster government’ ballot questions

Mayor Mamdani at a presser on Immigration.

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‘Cruelty is the point’: NYC, NY AG challenge Trump rule expanding ‘public charge’ test for green cards

taxi driver in nyc behind the wheel of cab

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Taxi driver tragedy: NYC cabbie found dead in his car last week is third lost in as many months, union says

Yankee Stadium from the 161st Street train station.

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Yankee Stadium, Lincoln Hospital cooling towers test positive for Legionella as outbreak kills 1, sickens 9

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

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NYC landlords likely to lose challenge of rent freeze, legal experts say – but a win could throw rent-stabilized leases into chaos

Along Trinity Ave in the Morrisania section of the Bronx, some row houses built in the early 20th century still remain. Few more can be found along Charles Prince Place and Forest Avenue.

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Legionnaires’ disease cluster hits the South Bronx, 1 dead and 5 cases confirmed

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

Andrew Macchio

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A voice in the dust: The ‘Singing San-Man’ who lifted workers at Ground Zero after 9/‌11

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Greater Jamaica Development Corp. opens applications for citywide minority- and women-owned business accelerator

Nashville in the neck courtesy Karin O’Connor

Throgs Neck Little League hosts country music fundraiser with ‘Nashville in the Neck’

By Matthew McKay Conversation…

One River Park

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Housing lottery running for 227 units at One River Park in Mott Haven, rent starts at $1,936

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

Bruce Blakeman

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2026 Governor’s Race: Blakeman under fire after endorsing candidate who called 9/11 an ‘inside job’

Clason Point photos courtesy of Brianna Feebus

Clason Point Gardens marks 85 years as the Bronx’s first NYCHA development

By Matthew McKay Conversation…

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Bronx prepares to remember 9/11 victims 25 years later

By Steven Goodstein Conversation…

Office of the Chief Medical Examiner Director of Forensic Biology Mark Desire during the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks. 11 September 2001 - NEW YORK - Injured Members of the Medical Examiner's office are evacuated across the Hudson River to Jersey City after the collapse of the South Tower of the World Trade Center in New York City. © 2001 Chip East / ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PHOTO CREDIT: © 2001 Chip East

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OCME forensic scientist Mark Desire has been identifying 9/11 victims for 25 years. With hundreds of victims still unknown, he’s not stopping.

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9/11 public portal: Mamdani releases first 170,000 pages as records renew questions over air-quality warnings

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