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Trenton Mayor Indicted on Corruption Charges
Trenton Mayor Tony Mack, his brother and an associate are accused in an eight-count indictment of extortion, bribery, and mail and wire fraud. Read More
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Billions in Unclaimed Cash Tied to Sandy Nabes
Nearly $3 billion in unclaimed state funds could be help people in the hardest hit areas of Staten Island, Long Island, Brooklyn and Queens. Read More
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2 LIRR Retirees Plead Guilty in Disability Scam
Two former Long Island Rail Road workers have pleaded guilty in a massive disability scam. Read More
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Shoeless Man in Viral Photo Not Homeless: Officials
The barefoot man whose image was shared worldwide when a tourist snapped a photo of an NYPD officer giving him boots on a cold Times Square sidewalk isn't homeless. Read More
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I-Team: Main Contractor for LIPA Criticized by State Regulators
Long before Sandy hit New York, state regulators said the contractor hired by the Long Island Power Authority to fix and maintain electric service was out of touch with ratepayers and mismanaged, the I-Team has learned. Read More
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I-Team: Flood Protection Projects Delayed, Unfunded
Federal projects intended to help protect New York and New Jersey towns from hurricanes and coastal flooding have languished – many unfunded -- for decades, the I-Team has learned. Read More
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Hospital Closures After Sandy Put Stress on Others
Some of New York City's biggest hospitals remain shuttered weeks after Sandy, and the loss of more than 2,000 patient beds has left the city's remaining hospital network vulnerable, doctors and nurses say. Read More
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I-Team: Feds Investigate Admissions to Top NYC Schools
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating the admissions process to New York City’s top public high schools, the I-Team has learned. Read More
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Vets Wait 11 Months for Benefits
Veterans are forced to wait 11 months or more for benefits they have earned due to a backlog at the Department of Veterans Affairs, the I-Team has learned. Read More
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I-Team: Gas Abuse Hurting Meals on Wheels
Tri-state residents desperate for gasoline will pay extra and wait in line for hours. In some cases, though, gas privileges are being abused, which has started to impact Meals on Wheels programs. NBC 4 New York's Melissa Russo reports.
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If it’s a couple hundred dollars or if it’s more, it could make a big difference to families.
—Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said of billions in cash still unclaimed by residents in Sandy-ravaged neighborhoods
—Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said of billions in cash still unclaimed by residents in Sandy-ravaged neighborhoods
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Tri-State Braces for Severe Weather
Severe storms could bring heavy rain, hail, high winds and isolated tornadoes in some areas throughout the tri-state over the next 48 hours, and though the severe weather will likely be scattered over a wide swath of the...
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Mourners Say Farewell to Hofstra Student Shot by Police
Family, friends and members of the Hofstra community were the mourners who attended the emotional funeral service for a 20-year-old university student who was accidentally shot by police when they confronted an armed suspect...
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13 TGI Fridays in New Jersey Accused of Faking Premium Liquor
New Jersey authorities say nearly 30 bars and restaurants, including 13 TGI Fridays, have been duping customers by filling premium-brand liquor bottles with well-brand alcohol and charging the higher price.
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Weiner Launches Mayoral Bid, Asks for "Second Chance"
Anthony Weiner announced his candidacy for New York City mayor with a campaign video posted to YouTube. "I made some big mistakes and I know I let a lot of people down. But I've also learned some tough lessons," Weiner says...
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Exclusive: Man Directs Traffic for NJ Transit While Drunk
A man who doesn't work for New Jersey Transit but directed traffic at a bus lot in midtown while wearing an agency vest was regularly drunk on the job, possibly endangering commuters and pedestrians until NBC 4 New York...
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NYCLU Analysis: Most Stop and Frisks in Bronx, Brooklyn
Black and Hispanic men are more likely to be stopped in the Bronx and Brooklyn than other boroughs, according to an analysis of police street stop data released Wednesday by the New York Civil Liberties Union.
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