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Republican Rep. Mike Lawler concedes to Cait Conley after voting machine snafu
Malfunctioning voting machines in Westchester County delayed ballot scanning in heavily Democratic Westchester County.
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Karen Yi
and
Jon Campbell
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Republican Rep. Mike Lawler concedes to Cait Conley after voting machine snafu
Malfunctioning voting machines in Westchester County delayed ballot scanning in heavily Democratic Westchester County.
By
Karen Yi
and
Jon Campbell
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Kathy Hochul re-elected New York governor, defeats Bruce Blakeman
The Democratic governor won her second full term, easily defeating Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman.
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Jon Campbell
,
Elizabeth Kim
and
Walter Wuthmann
Published Nov 3, 2026 at 8:04 p.m. ET
Modified Nov 3, 2026 at 10:54 p.m. ET
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Republican Jeff Van Drew concedes NJ congressional seat in surprise victory for Democrats
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Mike Hayes
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Karen Yi
NYC voters appear poised to approve outdoor dining, bike lane ballot measures
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Giulia Heyward
Rebecca Bennett flips NJ Republican House seat for Democrats
By
Mike Hayes
and
Karen Yi
Mamdani allies Valdez, Avila Chevalier win House seats for New York
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Jon Campbell
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How to spend $20M in East Williamsburg? A discussion begins.
Needs abound in the Brooklyn neighborhood, an epicenter of community change.
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Willow Higgins
Published Nov 3, 2026
Stabbing of Brooklyn runner believed to be ‘random attack,’ NYPD says
“ Nobody else would've known that she was running there at that particular time,” NYPD Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny told reporters.
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Ben Feuerherd
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Stabbing of Brooklyn runner believed to be ‘random attack,’ NYPD says
“ Nobody else would've known that she was running there at that particular time,” NYPD Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny told reporters.
By
Ben Feuerherd
Here’s what drove NYC gas prices higher and whether relief is on the way
By
Ramsey Khalifeh
NY opens HEAP applications to help pay for heating costs
By
Louis C. Hochman
NYC's school PTA fundraising gap is growing, mirroring broader racial disparities
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Joe Hong
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Remote learning day for NYC schools means remote chance of learning, parents say
The remote day kicked off with a familiar ritual that began in the pandemic: kids struggling to log on.
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Jessica Gould
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MTA posts record riders over Halloween, marathon week
The numbers highlight the MTA’s continuing post-pandemic recovery as it has campaigned to get people back on the trains after the COVID pandemic.
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Ramsey Khalifeh
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Floyd Bennett Field gets $10M for project to reopen historic hangars
The hangars at New York City’s first commercial airport haven't been open to the public for nearly 100 years.
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Yes, Stevie Wonder is playing MSG. No, you can't afford tickets. See these shows instead.
LCD Soundsystem also uses synthesizers. Ok, maybe not the same thing. But it's still a great month for music in NYC.
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Hank Shteamer
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Trump administration sends election monitors to NYC, NJ
The administration had previously said it planned to send 1,000 monitors nationwide.
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Catalina Gonella
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Child dies in raging Upstate New York measles outbreak
It’s the first measles death in the state in 30 years.
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Caroline Lewis
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Medicaid is changing. We want to hear from NYers about what's ahead.
Upcoming changes could push hundreds of thousands onto the rolls of the uninsured.
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Caroline Lewis
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A typo. A missing screw. These are the small snags keeping NYC families in shelters.
The Mamdani administration says it’s speeding up the city’s rental assistance program. But advocates say a maze of inspections, paperwork and delays is still keeping families in shelters.
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Karen Yi
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'The Muppets Take Manhattan' in Queens and more November films in NYC
'Remember, remember the 5th of November' - and also all those other days - in theaters this month.
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Emma Stefansky
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