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NYPD says unlicensed doc has been charged with murder in 27-year-old patient death
Charges against Luis Rojas Cabrera have been upgraded to “depraved indifference murder.”
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Brittany Kriegstein
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NYC has a plan to stop homeless people from cycling between hospitals and the streets
The Bridge to Home program, which began last year, will officially expand to Brooklyn on Tuesday.
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Karen Yi
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NYC's top watchdog launches probe into what mayors knew about post-9/11 air
The news comes just over a week after Mayor Zohran Mamdani released some 170,000 documents related to the air quality around Ground Zero following the attacks.
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Liam Quigley
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9/11 health program recruits patients exposed to Ground Zero as kids, young adults
The search is on for those who have since developed health conditions related to their proximity to the site.
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Caroline Lewis
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'The scourge of racial discrimination and inequity.' NYC eyes tackling both.
The city's chief equity officer discusses the sweeping new roadmap for tackling racial inequality across the five boroughs.
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Elizabeth Shwe
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NY lawmakers approve bill to ban shackling during labor and delivery in police custody
Gov. Hochul’s office says she is reviewing the legislation.
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Samantha Max
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NYU Langone hit with US subpoena seeking info on minors receiving gender-affirming care
The demand seeks the names of patients, clinicians and others involved in providing that care.
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Caroline Lewis
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Republican NJ Rep. Kean has been absent for months. It's tricky for Dems to say much.
Kean's office has only said he's dealing with a brief "personal health matter," and did not say when he'll be back.
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Michael Sol Warren
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E-bike injuries have been spiking at Bellevue trauma center, study finds
Riders who were drunk or not wearing helmets were more likely to have serious injuries.
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Caroline Lewis
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Nuns at Westchester nursing home say trans rules violate their religious rights
The nuns who run the home also refer to required cultural competency training as indoctrination.
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Giulia Heyward
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