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Man arrested for stabbing at Manhattan subway station, police say

He's been charged with assault in the incident at the Broadway–Lafayette Street stop.

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Brittany Kriegstein


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Man convicted in 1979 kidnapping of Etan Patz in SoHo should get new trial, judges rule

A jury convicted Pedro Hernandez in 2017 after the jury at his first trial couldn’t reach a verdict.

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Samantha Max


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2nd suspect in SoHo Bitcoin kidnapping case turns himself in: NYPD

William Duplessie is expected to face kidnapping and false imprisonment charges, NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said.

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Ben Feuerherd


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Man shot and killed in front of SoHo clothing store overnight, police say

Officers found a 31-year-old man unresponsive at the scene, according to the NYPD.

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Brittany Kriegstein


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Brooklyn teen shot to death in SoHo remembered as basketball lover, devoted student

Mahki Brown, 16, was killed on Tuesday at an outdoor plaza near his high school.

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Brittany Kriegstein


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There's a hole in the sidewalk in SoHo. For a bit, you could see into a subway station.

After a TikTok video of the hole went viral, the MTA covered the hole with a traffic cone and blocked it off with metal gates.

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Ramsey Khalifeh


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Suspect who burned pride flag at SoHo restaurant arrested, police say

Angelina Cando’s arrest came a day after footage emerged of a woman setting fire to a pride flag outside Little Prince, a restaurant in lower Manhattan.

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Michelle Bocanegra


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NYPD investigating hate crime after woman set pride flag on fire outside SoHo restaurant

A woman was captured on security video setting fire to a pride flag outside of a Prince Street eatery.

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Herb Pinder


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Woman who falsely accused Black teen of stealing her phone in 2020 pleads guilty to hate crime: Bragg

If she follows the terms, she will be allowed to lower her plea to a misdemeanor aggravated harassment charge. She could face up to four years in prison if she does not comply.

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Jake Offenhartz


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REI workers in SoHo schedule first union vote for March 2

In a first for the Seattle-based outdoor equipment and apparel store, organizers are aiming to achieve union status with a vote scheduled for next week.

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Gwynne Hogan


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