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Judicial Interns Receive Summer Training at Manhattan Supreme Court
New York State Supreme Court judicial interns spent summer 2026 at Manhattan Supreme Court learning about small claims court and public service through direct…
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Mamdani Announces New Measures After Legionnaires' Outbreak Claims 11 Lives
NYC official Mamdani announced new public‑health measures on September 1, 2026 to combat Legionnaires' disease after an outbreak killed 11 people, with the…
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NYC DOT Opens New Two‑Way Bike Lane on Ashland Place
NYC DOT opened a two‑way, parking‑protected bike lane on Ashland Place in Brooklyn on September 1, 2026, closing a gap left by the 2023 street redesign. The…
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NYC Drivers Demand More Restroom Parking Access
Taxi and Uber drivers, represented by Michele Dottin, testified on September 1, 2026, urging New York City officials to create parking spaces near restrooms to…
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NYC Opens 13,000 Metered Spots to Yellow Cabs
NYC will let yellow‑cab drivers use about 13,000 commercial metered parking spaces, expanding beyond the 151 dedicated taxi spots in Manhattan’s central…
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Brooklyn Councilors Call for End to Navy Yard Raves
Brooklyn councilmembers have urged the Navy Yard Development Corporation to stop large, noisy raves after resident complaints about disruptive noise,…
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Bronx Foreclosure Filings Almost Double as Citywide Rates Drop
Bronx first‑time foreclosure filings nearly doubled in Q2 2026, while total foreclosure cases fell across New York City, indicating a borough‑specific rise…
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NYC School Year Delayed to Sept. 10, Prompting Childcare Crunch
New York City public schools will open on September 10, 2026, a week later than usual due to an extended Labor Day holiday, prompting a citywide scramble for…
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Inwood Residents Demand Action on Street‑Racing Crashes
In August 2026, Inwood residents demanded stronger city action after multiple high‑speed crashes linked to illegal street racing left crosswalks scarred with…
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Rabies‑suspect fox spotted on Staten Island, officials begin search
New York State officials are searching for a red fox near Mount Loretto, Staten Island, that may carry rabies, and have warned residents to avoid contact to…
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MTA Reports System Error Halts Refills of Physical OMNY Cards
The MTA disclosed that an undisclosed system error prevents refilling physical OMNY cards, urging riders to use phones, credit or debit cards instead. The…
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Manhattan Judges Guide Supreme Court Interns in Summer Program
Manhattan Supreme Court judges mentored New York State Supreme Court interns this summer, providing practical insight into court administration as part of a…
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NYC Holds Annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony
The National September 11 Memorial & Museum held its annual remembrance ceremony on September 11, 2026, marking the 25th anniversary of the 2001 attacks and…
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NYC Major Crime Declines Fourth Year, Murders at 128 in 2026
New York City’s major crime fell for a fourth straight year, with 128 murders recorded in the first half of 2026, while felony assaults stay comparatively high.
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MTA Halts B Train Service for Emergency Repairs in Upper Manhattan
The MTA suspended B train service in Upper Manhattan and had downtown C trains skip several stops on Monday, August 31, 2026, to conduct emergency track…
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Brooklyn Leaders Call for Tougher Speeding Crackdown
Brooklyn officials, a state senator and a city councilmember called for stricter speeding enforcement and extra police patrols on the Belt Parkway after three…
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NYPD Seizes 580 Pounds of Cocaine in Queens, Largest Bust in Decade
NYPD seized 580 pounds of cocaine worth about $10 million from a Queens storage unit on August 28, marking the largest bust in over a decade and indicating the…
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NYC Legionnaires Outbreak Death Toll Rises to 11
Two additional deaths raise New York City's Upper East Side Legionnaires' disease outbreak toll to 11, with 94 people infected since July, marking the…
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Gardening Tool Used in Manhattan Subway Assault
A suspect used a long‑handled gardening tool to assault a fellow passenger on an A/C subway train near Fulton and Nassau Streets on August 9, 2026, and NYPD is…
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Brooklyn Council Pushes to Halt Noisy Navy Yard Events
Brooklyn councilmembers have urged the Navy Yard Development Corporation to halt large, noisy events at the Brooklyn Navy Yard after residents filed complaints…
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Bronx Foreclosure Filings Jump as Citywide Numbers Drop
First‑time foreclosure filings in the Bronx almost doubled in Q2 2026, contrasting with a citywide decline, prompting officials and community groups to watch…
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State Officials Search for Rabies‑Suspect Fox on Staten Island
State officials are searching for a red fox suspected of carrying rabies at Mount Loretto, Staten Island, and are urging the public to avoid wildlife in the…
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City Youth Programs Offer Free Paid Career Experiences
Two major youth employment initiatives began free, paid career‑exploration programs for New York City students, partnering with schools to provide hands‑on…
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Two Teens Charged in Bronx Stabbing of 13-Year-Old
Two teenagers were arrested and charged for stabbing a 13-year-old boy outside a Bronx supermarket near the 6 train entrance on August 29, 2026; police…