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NY officials join with others looking to block another Trump blow to immigrants
New York officials have filed separate lawsuits challenging a new federal rule targeting green card and visa applicants.
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Willow Higgins
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Herb Pinder
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East Harlem man dies 3 weeks after violent clash outside Carver Houses
The victim suffered head injuries in the encounter, which left another man with stab wounds.
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Herb Pinder
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Foreclosures are soaring in the Bronx. Here's what's driving the spike.
First-time filings declined in NYC in the second quarter, but nearly doubled in the Bronx.
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Joseph Capriglione
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Herb Pinder
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A tussle over driver's license data that could affect NY, NJ commutes
Wary of immigration enforcement, states are looking to shield commercial drivers' data from the feds.
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Herb Pinder
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A fresh look at who's gaining, losing ground in New York City's economy
A new state report sheds light on the economic winners and losers amid a growing policy debate.
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Herb Pinder
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NY farmers market shopping list: Fancy apples, tomatoes, legal weed?
Gov. Kathy Hochul signs legislation authorizing legal weed merchants to sell at approved community events, farmers markets included.
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Herb Pinder
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A summer of ICE activity yields a raft of new damages claims, including in NJ and NY
The ACLU filed dozens of claims against the U.S. government, including one tied to a clash outside Delaney Hall.
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Herb Pinder
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NY AG says Cash App exposed vulnerable users to 'rampant fraud'
Under a new settlement, Cash App's parent company will pay millions of dollars to NY, NJ and other states.
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Herb Pinder
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3 killed in pair of stabbings, one incident in Queens and the other in Brooklyn
In both incidents, police responding to 911 calls came upon mayhem.
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Herb Pinder
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NY monitoring Ebola outbreak in the Congo 'extremely closely,' health commissioner says
The outbreak lands as New York and New Jersey are weeks away from hosting World Cup matches.
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Verónica Del Valle
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Herb Pinder
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Concern over hantavirus for most New Yorkers should be 'very low,' expert says
Public health officials say a suspected infection upstate is not connected to a deadly cruise ship outbreak.
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Joseph Capriglione
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Herb Pinder
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NYC nurses strike ends after NewYork-Presbyterian nurses ratify new contract
Nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian overwhelmingly voted to ratify a new three-year contract on Saturday, ending the 41-day strike.
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Giulia Heyward
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Herb Pinder
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