NYC ‘coward’ breaks nose of 63-year-old mom in random attack: ‘I was praying to every god I know’
The stranger approached 63-year-old Belkys Pena — who ventured outside to cash a check — around 3 p.m. Friday on University ...
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Fearing fires, health risks, Marine Park residents push back on lithium-ion battery storage project
Marine Park residents are outraged over plans to build a lithium-ion battery energy storage system near their homes, ...
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A train station is at the heart of this NYC suburb’s downtown revitalization
New Rochelle, New York, has attracted $2 billion in development and seen its population grow over 7% in five years. Now, a ...
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Five years after COVID-19, the Bronx still struggles with unemployment and food insecurity
March 11 marked five years since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic, and while cases and hospitalizations in the Bronx have ...
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Residents at Bronx NYCHA development hold peace march to celebrate 667 days without gun violence
NYCHA's Mitchel Houses in the Bronx celebrated 667 days without gun violence by hosting a peace march on Saturday, March 22.
Bronx woman helps businesses thrive in underserved communities
A Bronx woman has made a name for herself by advocating for mom-and-pop businesses and giving them the resources they need to ...
NYC Council special election in Brooklyn could be decided by a slim margin
Voters will cast their ballots Tuesday in Brooklyn in a special election to fill a vacant New York City Council seat.
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NYCHA's Throggs Neck Houses residents have option to vote on being privately operated
Tenants at NYCHA's Throggs Neck Addition and Randall Avenue-Balcom Avenue Houses tell News 12 there is a reputation for not ...