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NYC family pleads for help finding missing father of 6 with Alzheimer's
A family in New York has a desperate plea to their neighbors to keep an eye out for a missing father. Alberto Saldana, 69, has been missing from his Upper West Side home for more than two days and suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. A surveillance camera captured the moment he left his apartment on 70th Street and West End Avenue…
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Search for missing NYC man with Alzheimer's
There’s an urgent search in New York City for a missing man with a serious medical condition. News 4’s Melissa Colorado reports.
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Suspect arrested in Upper West Side shooting that send subway riders into panic
Officers have arrested the shooter who caused chaos on the Upper West Side on Thursday, sending people on the street running in fear and subway riders ducking under seats. The suspect is 42-year-old Eduardo Diaz, who was charged with attempted murder. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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Suspect charged in Upper West Side shooting that sparked subway chaos: NYPD
A suspect was arrested and hit with multiple charges stemming from Thursday’s shooting on the Upper West Side that sent subway riders scrambling to duck under seats, the NYPD said. Eduardo Diaz was arrested just after 11 a.m. Friday on charges including attempted murder, assault and weapon possession. Police have not shared what the relationship between the 42-year-old Diaz...
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Police search for suspect in Upper West Side shooting, who ran into subway station
An Upper West Side business owner is in the hospital after being shot by a suspect who then ran into a nearby subway station. The incident caused a shelter-in-place order and long train delays as police search for the suspect. NBC New York’s Jessica Cunnington reports.
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Body with rocks tied to waist pulled from Hudson River off Upper West Side: Sources
The body of man with bags of rocks tied to it was pulled from the Hudson River off Manhattan, according to police sources.
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Some UWS residents object to proposal for new bus lane
Erica Byfield reporting on some UWS residents objecting to a proposal for a new bus lane.
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NYC is selling Upper West Side apartments for less than $175,000. There's a catch
New York City is selling apartments in a pre-war, walk-up building on West 80th Street starting at just $174,000.
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Python found on Upper West Side
A five-foot python was found under a sink inside an Upper West Side apartment, and now police are trying to figure out how it got there and to whom it may have belonged.
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Five-foot python found under sink at Upper West Side apartment
A five-foot python was found under a sink inside an Upper West Side apartment, and now police are trying to figure out how it got there and to whom it may have belonged.
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Who is the pickleball grinch? Vandal wanted for destroying equipment at NYC park
There’s a vandal on Manhattan’s Upper West Side with an apparent vendetta against pickleball. Police confirmed reports Friday of a person vandalizing the pickleball courts in Riverside Park. Portable courts are now being used, and removed nightly, after the destructive work of an unknown assailant. The damage had reportedly cose nearly $2,500. The West Side Rag, which first reported...
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Murder fantasist gets up to life in prison for killing 70-year-old Upper West Side neighbor
A Manhattan woman who fantasized about murdering someone — and then killed her 70-year-old neighbor — in a 2018 bloodbath has been sentenced to 20 years to life in state prison, prosecutors announced Thursday. Anya Johnston, 29, was convicted in March of murder in the second degree in the Oct. 21, 2018 death of Susan Trott, whose neck was found…
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Unsolved murder of celebrity NYC voice coach gets renewed interest 40 years later
While there’s never been an arrest in his death, a former student and friend is refusing to let Frederick Wilkerson’s case fade quietly into silence.
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Cold case reopens into 1980 murder of famed NYC voice coach
The murder of a voice coach to the stars is getting renewed attention more than 40 years after his death. News 4’s Marc Santia reports.
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Woman guilty of stabbing 70-year-old neighbor to death, leaving body to rot in apartment
A Manhattan jury found a woman guilty of the 2018 grisly killing of her 70-year-old neighbor on the Upper West Side, prosecutors said Monday. Anya Johnston was found guilty on one count of murder in the second degree in the Oct. 21 death of Susan Trott, whose neck was found cut after police followed a trail of blood from her…
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Communication failure led to Upper West Side subway derailment: NTSB
Two dozen people were hurt in the collision that occurred after a train ran through a red light along the 1/2/3 line, and the NTSB said it may have been a result of a radio communication failure. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Radio communication failure may have led to Upper West Side subway derailment: Report
Investigators said a communication breakdown over the radio led to the Upper West Side subway derailment earlier in January that left two dozen people hurt, according to a report.
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Upper West Side townhouse from ‘Home Alone 2' is up for sale. It's nicer than you remember
The McCallister abode from the original “Home Alone” is seen as a dream house, but the Manhattan home featured in the sequel may actually be the real estate star of the franchise — and now you have a chance to own it.
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NYC Senior Wins Guardianship Battle
An Upper West Side woman has been liberated from her court appointed guardianship. Sarah Wallace reporting.
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Rally Supporting Israel as Ground Invasion Grows
Thousands of people are showing their support for Israel in a rally on the Upper West Side. Checkey Beckford reports.