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Step inside: Hanukkah pop-up bar returns to West Village
One pop-up is looking to bring cheer and chutzpah this Hanukkah with a return for its second year to the West Village. NBC New York’s Linda Gaudino chats with owner, Naomi Levy.
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One Times Square Topping Out Ceremony
One Times Square hosted its Topping Off Ceremony. Gilma Avalos reporting.
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Donald Trump Returns to Manhattan Civil Fraud Trial
Trump returned to his civil fraud trial as a spectator. Erica Byfield reporting.
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Third Knife Attack in School in Three Days
Another slashing occurred at an NYC school making it the third knife involved involved incident this week. Chris Jose reporting.
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66-Year-Old Man Dies After Assault in Brooklyn
Two men were injured and now a man is dead after the driver assaulted his passengers. Melissa Colorado reporting.
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Mayor Adams in D.C. to Address Migrant Crisis
Mayor Adams returns to D.C to fight for more funding for the city’s migrant crisis for the second time after the first he had to return due to his fundraisers’ home being raided by the FBI. Melissa Russo reporting.
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New Law Caps Citizen's Share of Noise Complaint Fines
After citizens were making big bucks off of shares they receive for filing noise complaints, NYC has voted on new legislation to stop excessive enforcement. Chris Glorioso reporting.
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Mayor Adams' approval rating plunges to a record low in NYC since 1996
As New York City Mayor Eric Adams finds himself in the middle of a federal investigation and wraps up his second year in City Hall, the voters are reacting to the job performance — giving a historic 28% approval rating in a Quinnipiac poll released on Wednesday. This is the lowest approval rating for a New York City mayor since…
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Mets Coat Drive at Citi Field
Mets fans had the opportunity to help fellow New Yorkers stay warm this winter at a holiday coat drive at Citi Field. Gaby Acevedo reporting.
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MTA board approves controversial NYC congestion pricing plan
The MTA board on Wednesday approved a controversial pricing plan that would have drivers entering midtown and downtown Manhattan during peak times paying $15, but it’s not a done deal yet.
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MTA board approves NYC congestion pricing plan: What to know about tolls, exemptions and more
The prospect of congestion pricing coming to New York City just got a lot more real, as the MTA board overwhelmingly voted to approve the measure it says will contribute millions of dollars for the city’s aging transit system — and cut down on traffic — by charging drivers to enter a large swath of Manhattan.
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Pushing the Boundaries of Dance
Julliard’s school of Dance is raising the “barre” with a new performance this week. Rana Novini reporting
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The Right-to-Shelter Battle
Hundreds of people marched to NYC City Hall demanding to save the “Right-to-Shelter” law. Gaby Acevedo reporting.
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Rally in Support of Congestion Pricing
People rallied in support of the new congestion pricing plan in NYC.
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The Plaza Hotel is offering a ‘Home Alone 2' package to run around NYC like Kevin McCallister
Make sure to pack a toothbrush that’s been approved by the American Dental Association.
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New York and New Jersey are awful places to be single, according to new survey
It may be the “concrete jungle where dreams are made of,” but those dreams apparently do not include a dating life.
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MTA's congestion pricing plan sees pushback by politicians, businesses
Congestion pricing in New York City has been a hot-button issue — and Monday was no difference — as there was more pushback against the MTA Advisory Board’s congestion pricing plan, with many saying the hike will impact on those who visit Manhattan. After booking a customer for his restaurant this week, owner Julio Peña detailed his own reservations about...
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FDNY union pushing back on budget cuts
News 4’s Gus Rosendale reports.
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MTA president slams out-of-town lawmakers fighting congestion pricing
News 4’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Indigenous migrants in NYC lag behind in access to health care
While many New Yorkers have access to health care, there is one group that faces greater challenges: indigenous migrants from Mexico, Central America, and South America. A study conducted between 2013 and 2017 and published in 2021 by the NYC Department of Health showed that the linguistic and social conditions of these communities play a role in the lack of…