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Toilet paper was seen on a street in Revere, Massachusetts, on Monday morning after a crash that involved a porta-potty truck. The crash happened on Furlong Drive at Revere Beach Parkway, where police and fire crews were seen responding and cleaning up the debris left behind. It’s unclear exactly how the crash unfolded, but it appeared to hav...

Reusable cups have long been an in-store option at the coffee chain, but with three-quarters of orders now drive-thru, mobile or delivery, it’s a bigger issue.

In 2020, Maxine Sharples bought a 2-bedroom house in Liverpool, England — for just $1. The catch? It was in complete disrepair, and she had to turn it into a livable space. Here’s how she fully renovated the 796-square-foot Victorian terrace for $74,000.

Parents accustomed to a mid-to-late summer release of the New York City public schools‘ calendar for the upcoming year rejoice! It’s already out — and kids are still in school. The Department of Education released the schedule for the upcoming year on Friday. Day 1 is Sept. 7, Thursday. And yes, there are a number of “breaks...

Lynda Baquero reporting on one school’s artistic tribute to the lives lost to gun violence.

Adam Harding reporting on the string of home break-ins in New Jersey.

Through a partnership with the city, religious leaders have pledged to provide another 50 sanctuaries for asylum seekers to stay. NBC New York Melissa Russo reports.

Clergy across New York City are keeping the faith and stepping up to ease the growing strain on the shelter system, agreeing to take in hundreds of asylum seekers as part of a partnership with the city.

A Queens gastroenterologist has been jailed on charges he used “an unknown liquid” to drug a woman in his home and rape her, while secretly video recording the assaults. Now one of his former patients says she was also raped on video, after the physician drugged her inside an exam room at New York Presbyterian Hospital Queens.

The subway doors that many have seen at subway stations overseas may be coming to NYC at last.NBC New York’s Tracie Strahan reports.

After years of pressure and sometimes-heavy resistance, the MTA says a trial program involving platform doors at three subway stations to keep people off the tracks is underway.

The chaos on a street in East Flatbush left more than a dozen vehicles damaged, and injured six people. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.

Police say the driver involved in a deadly crash at Third Avenue and East 21 Street in Manhattan will face charges that include DWI and manslaughter. One man was killed while crossing the street, while four others were hurt, one critically.