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POLITICS
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Endorses Progressive Candidate For Queens Prosecutor
By Daniel Marans
Tiffany Cabán shares many of the congresswoman's progressive ideals and supporters.
MEDIA
New Yorkers Have No Time For 'Fox & Friends' Host Steve Doocy
By David Moye
The Fox News host had a hard time finding people willing to talk to him on camera Monday morning.
POLITICS
Bill De Blasio Is Running For President
By Ryan Grenoble and Antonia Blumberg
The New York City mayor joins more than 20 other Democrats — including two mayors — in an ever-crowded field.
POLITICS
Anthony Weiner Released After Serving Time For Sexting Teen Girl
By Antonia Blumberg
The former congressman served 18 months of a 21-month sentence for sending explicit text messages to a teenager.
COMEDY
'The Daily Show' Debuts Lowlights Tour Of Donald Trump's New York
By Lee Moran
“Like Frank Sinatra and a rat dragging pizza down the stairs, Donald Trump and New York City are inextricably linked."
ENTERTAINMENT
Jay-Z Pays Tribute To Nipsey Hussle With Freestyle At New York City Concert
By Kimberley Richards
"I never dreamed he’d get killed in a place that he called home," the music mogul rapped during his performance.
CRIME
Fake Heiress Anna Delvey, Who Tricked New York's Elite, Found Guilty In Fraud Trial
By Carla Herreria
Anna Sorokin, aka Anna Delvey and "The SoHo Grifter," had scammed hotels, friends and banks for big bucks.
WEDDINGS
NYC Woman MacGyvers Her Wedding Ring Out Of A Sidewalk Grate, Crowd Cheers Her On
By Jenna Amatulli
Instead of dealing with Con Ed, Kate Ray took matters into her own hands, went to Duane Reade, and managed to get her ring back herself.
U.S. NEWS
Judge Rejects Anti-Vaxxer Lawsuit Against New York City's Vaccine Mandate
By Sanjana Karanth
A group of anonymous parents filed the lawsuit on Monday against local health officials over their new mandatory measles vaccination order.
POLITICS
New York City Passes Historic Climate Legislation
By Alexander C. Kaufman
The Climate Mobilization Act lays the groundwork for New York City's own Green New Deal.
POLITICS
NYC Celebrated First Undocumented Rhodes Scholar With 'Jin Park Day'
By Kimberly Yam
“This place is our home and it doesn’t really matter what comes after. This is where we belong,” Park said during his ceremony at Gracie Mansion.
U.S. NEWS
Anti-Vaxxers Sue New York City Health Department Over Vaccine Mandate
By Hayley Miller
New York City ordered mandatory measles vaccinations in parts of Brooklyn earlier this month amid a broad outbreak of the virus.
HOME & LIVING
Here Are The Movies Coming To Netflix This Week (April 15-21)
By Todd Van Luling
Gina Rodriguez stars in a new movie about partying in New York City.
POLITICS
New York City Charges Ahead With Its Own Green New Deal
By Alexander C. Kaufman
The nation's largest city is poised to enact what may be the most ambitious municipal emissions reduction bill in the world.
HEALTH
New York City Announces Mandatory Measles Vaccinations In Parts Of Brooklyn
By Ryan Grenoble
“We are absolutely certain this is an appropriate use of our emergency powers,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said Tuesday.
ENTERTAINMENT
Halsey Recalls Considering Sex Work As A Homeless Teen In New York City
By Alanna Vagianos
The "Without Me" singer discussed her experience as a homeless teen during a benefit in Hollywood.
POLITICS
Politician's Claim As Tallest Might Be A Stretch
North Dakota’s insurance commissioner, Jon Godfread, said he will contest New York City councilman Robert Cornegy Jr.'s title.
ENTERTAINMENT
Emily Ratajkowski Defends Her Husband's Decision To Not Pay Rent
By Carly Ledbetter
"I’m proud he’s fighting the good fight," the model and actress said of Sebastian Bear-McClard.
RELIGION
Muslims Invited To Pray Inside Synagogue After Fire Damages Their Mosque
By Carol Kuruvilla
Nearly 600 Muslims prayed inside New York's Central Synagogue last Friday, after being displaced from their own worship space.
U.S. NEWS
Man Kicks Woman On Subway. Bystanders Shoot Video. Police Make Arrest.
By Carla Baranauckas
The woman was kicked six times before the attacker left the train.
U.S. NEWS
Sheep Rescued After Being Found Soaking Wet, Tied To NYC Park Tree
By Hilary Hanson
The strange incident came after at least three animals escaped city slaughterhouses and were found roaming the streets.
ENTERTAINMENT
Adele And Jennifer Lawrence Party With Surprised Fans At New York City Gay Bar
By Kimberley Richards
"Hi my name is Adele," The "Hello" singer said on stage at the Greenwich Village bar.
ENTERTAINMENT
Courteney Cox Returns To Real-Life 'Friends' Apartment, And She's Got Jokes
By Cole Delbyck
We couldn't BE any more excited.
BLACK VOICES
8 Elite Public Schools In NYC Only Accepted 190 Black Students
By Nina Golgowski
Just 4 percent of the accepted students are black, despite most of the city’s public school students being black or Hispanic.
WOMEN
Over 1,000 Arrests Nationwide After Authorities Test Backlogged Rape Kits
By Jennifer Peltz, AP
It’s estimated that another 155,000 or more sex assault evidence kits still await testing.
U.S. NEWS
NYC To Dish Out 'Meatless Monday' Lunches At All Public Schools
By Nina Golgowski
The nation's largest school system hopes to improve student health and curb environmental effects.
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