Brooklyn|News|
Coney Island Boardwalk Site Sells For $20 Million
Permits have been approved for a 23-story residential building.
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Ainsley Martinez is a multimedia journalist with a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Central Oklahoma and a professional certification from Columbia Journalism School’s LEDE Program. An Oklahoma City native, she worked as a data and investigative reporter and editor at newsrooms in New York and Oklahoma.
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Car Pollution Declined. But NYC Air Quality Barely Changed, Report Finds
A year of data found little change in overall pollution, despite fewer vehicles entering Manhattan’s congestion zone.
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Lower East Side-Chinatown, NY|News|
NYPD Officers Shoot And Kill Man Armed With Butcher Knife
Police encountered a blood trail before confronting a man with a knife inside an apartment building.
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New York City, NY|News|
First Round Of Showers Arriving Soon Before Heavier Downpours Hit NYC
Downpours return Sunday afternoon, with heavier rain possible overnight and into Monday.
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Brooklyn|News|
Brooklyn Lounge Shooting Kills 33-Year-Old Mother: Police
A 34-year-old man was also wounded in the shooting, according to police
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Brooklyn|News|
The End Of An Era For The Iconic Brooklyn Brewery
A beloved beer destination is closing its longtime home, with a new chapter just around the corner.
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Brooklyn|News|
Brooklyn Teacher Arrested, Charged After Allegedly Touching 12-Year-Old Student
The teacher was arrested after an alleged incident involving a student at a Brooklyn school.
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Brooklyn|News|
Vintage Buses Roll Into Brooklyn For Annual Festival
Historic MTA buses will leave their depots for a rare public display, where visitors can step inside and explore transit history.
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Brooklyn|News|
G Service Suspended After Person Is Struck By Train
A person was struck at the Brooklyn station around 10:28 a.m.
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New York City, NY|News|
Tenant Groups Move To Defend NYC Rent Freeze
A new court filing lays out the evidence tenant groups say supports keeping rents frozen this fall.
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Across New Jersey, NJ|News|
These NJ ZIP Codes Ranked Among America’s Hottest Markets
Median home prices top 1 million in several NJ towns.
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Across New Jersey, NJ|News|
NJ Tax Break Funnels $190 Million Toward Millionaires, Report Finds
Researchers say reforming New Jersey’s Alternative Business Calculation could recover more than $120 million in state revenue.
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Across New Jersey, NJ|News|
These Are The Best Places To Start A Small Business In NJ
New data ranked New Jersey ZIP codes by costs, business networks and workforce competition for startups.
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Across New Jersey, NJ|News|
Unlicensed Movers Caught In NJ: What Residents Should Know
Here's how New Jersey residents can check a mover, spot a broker and avoid costly surprises.
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Brooklyn|News|
Two Men Charged With Attempted Murder In Brooklyn
Gunfire at a family barbecue wounded eight people, including four children, and killed a 10-week-old puppy.
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New York City, NY|News|
NYC Child Care Fees Eliminated For Families Receiving Subsidies
Families receiving city child care assistance will no longer have to pay their required fees for care.
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New York City, NY|News|
The AI Boom Has Overtaken NYC, And Workers Are Divided
As investors and companies embrace AI in New York City, workers are far less certain the technology will improve their jobs.
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Brooklyn|News|
Man Dead After Shooting Near Brooklyn Deli
Police have not announced an arrest.
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New York City, NY|News|
NYC Students Can Enter Lottery For Free Broadway Tickets
A new city partnership is opening the door to Broadway and cultural institutions for students across New York City.
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New York City, NY|News|
Parasite Cases In NYC: See Latest Data, Products To Avoid
Newly reported cyclosporiasis cases are declining in New York City, but the outbreak continues to grow.
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