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Teen Charged With Hate-Motivated Murder of O'Shae Sibley

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NYC Air Quality Improves to Moderate Rating

By Bloomberg

Here's Who Is Running Against George Santos

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Loved Ones of the Buffalo Shooting Victims Want Social Media Platforms Held Responsible

By Anisha Kohli
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Former Marine Charged in Jordan Neely's Death

Neely was on a Manhattan F train and had been reportedly screaming about being hungry, thirsty, and tired

By Anisha Kohli

Donald Trump Appears in Court for Arraignment

Donald Trump was arraigned at State Supreme Court in Manhattan after being criminally indicted last week.

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Donald Trump Departs Trump Tower for Arraignment

Donald Trump is scheduled to be arraigned at State Supreme Court in Manhattan today after being criminally indicted last week.

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Central Park Five Case Shaped Trump and Bragg

Both Trump and the Manhattan DA who may soon indict him found their lives impacted by the infamous case that led to the wrongful convictions of Black and Latino men.

By Eric Cortellessa

New York's Mayor Wants to Make People Take Their Masks Off

Mayor Eric Adams says that masks have become a way for criminals to hide their faces, and is asking businesses to make people take them off

By Simmone Shah

NYC May Relax 5-Day Office Policy for City Workers

"We’re saying to our agencies, ‘Come up with creative ways of having flexibility,’” Adams said at a press conference

By Jo Constantz and Gregory Korte / Bloomberg

In New York, Eric Adams Targets Bail Reform Amid Plans to Curb Gun Violence

In New York City, Mayor Eric Adams wants to crack down on crime. And the state's bail system, which both criminal justice advocates and lawmakers have worked to reform in recent years, has been one...

By Josiah Bates

A Dance Studio Fights Loneliness in Chinatown

As yet another Lunar New Year approaches amid a pandemic and rising anti-Asian hate crime, a family-run ballroom-dance studio steps up

By Xintian Wang

Community Leaders Fear Eric Adams’ Plan to End Gun Violence Is Leaving the Public Out of ‘Public Safety’

Eric Adams, the new mayor of New York City, announced on Jan. 24 a detailed plan aiming to end gun violence in his city. Adams, a former police officer and Brooklyn borough president, made public...

By Josiah Bates

Eric Adams Wins Mayoral Race in New York City

He was elected the 110th mayor of the city Tuesday, winning the support of New Yorkers across class and racial lines

By Gregory Korte and Fola Akinnibi / Bloomberg News

The Complex Dynamic Between 'Violence Interrupters' and Police

Just off a stretch of Eastern Parkway, the highway-like street that goes through many of Brooklyn, New York’s most disenfranchised neighborhoods, is a small office in Crown Heights. What fills this small space is vital...

By Josiah Bates

Kathy Hochul Faced Childcare Struggles and Sexism at Work. Now She’s New York’s First Woman Governor

A month into New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s term, Andrew Cuomo has become a ghost. Almost nobody in the governor’s office mentions his name. In a recent hour-long interview, Hochul called him only “this past...

By Charlotte Alter

Federal Gun Task Force Yields Arrests, Conflict in New York

The VIPER task force intends to combat a recent surge of gun violence in Rochester and Buffalo, New York City

By Josiah Bates

AAPI Artists Create Vibrant Murals for Chinatown Restaurants

On Bayard Street in Manhattan’s Chinatown, artist and activist Chanel Miller created a mural to cover the outdoor dining structure at Alimama and Yin Ji Chang Fen. Along the wooden barrier, cartoon creatures feed each...

By Simmone Shah

N.Y. Legislature Opens Cuomo Impeachment Probe

Cuomo, 63, already faces a separate investigation from an outside attorney into the sexual harassment claims made by six women

By Keshia Clukey and Ryan Teague Beckwith / Bloomberg

Rochester Police Probe Pepper-Spraying of Girl During Arrest

The Rochester Police Department (RPD) is investigating the actions of several officers after a 9-year-old girl was restrained and pepper-sprayed during an arrest on Jan. 29. Around 150 people peacefully took to the city's streets...

By Josiah Bates
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