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A alarming discovery in an upstate New York reservoir that provides drinking water to areas of Rochester.

March 20, 2024

Body Found in Upstate New York Reservoir Prompts Boil Water Advisory

A disturbing discovery in an Upstate New York reservoir, which supplies drinking water to parts of Rochester, has led city officials to issue a precautionary boil water advisory for residents. Discovery and

New York City Mayor Eric Adams confronts severe allegations of sexual assault in a lawsuit filed on Monday.

Jacob Brown

March 19, 2024

Lawsuit Alleges New York City Mayor Eric Adams of Sexual Assault

New York City Mayor Eric Adams faces serious allegations in a lawsuit filed on Monday, accusing him of sexual assault against a woman in 1993. This lawsuit marks the first public disclosure

In a New York civil scam case, Donald Trump cannot find a private firm to assure him of the $464m (£365m) he has been ordered to pay.

Jacob Brown

March 18, 2024

Trump’s challenge: paying $92m or securing bond

In a New York civil scam case, Donald Trump cannot find a private firm to assure him of the $464m (£365m) he has been ordered to pay. Former President Donald Trump faces

The largest school system in New York City returned to remote learning about a month after a February snowfall.

Jacob Brown

March 18, 2024

New York City Schools Still Unprepared for Remote Learning

Approximately a month after a February snowstorm necessitated a return to remote learning for New York City’s largest school district, education officials admit that their systems are still not adequately equipped for

This week, a 750-pound, 11-foot-long crocodile named Albert was held from a New York house, setting the stage for a conflict between the state's Department of Environmental Conservation and the animal's self-proclaimed owner.

Jacob Brown

March 17, 2024

Controversy surrounds seizure of blind alligator from New York home

This week, a 750-pound, 11-foot-long crocodile named Albert was held from a New York house, setting the stage for a conflict between the state’s Department of Environmental Conservation and the animal’s self-proclaimed

Two people were killed by gunfire while enjoying a bright afternoon in a Manhattan park.

Jacob Brown

March 17, 2024

Double Shooting in Manhattan Park Mars Sunny Afternoon

Two individuals enjoying a sunny afternoon in a Manhattan park became victims of gunfire when an argument nearby escalated into a shooting incident. The tranquil atmosphere of Tompkins Square Park was disrupted

A Long Island family is frustrated with the police investigation into a 2021 acid attack case.

Jacob Brown

March 17, 2024

Long Island Family Frustrated by Lack of Progress in Acid Attack Investigation

A Long Island family expresses frustration over the lack of improvement in the police investigation into a 2021 acid attack on a woman outside her home. Three years have passed since the

The Brooklyn district lawyer said Friday he will not be filing any criminal accusations right now against the shooter in Thursday's subway shooting due to self-defense.

Jacob Brown

March 16, 2024

Heroic commuters disarm attacker on NYC subway amid chaos

The Brooklyn district lawyer said Friday he will not be filing any criminal accusations right now against the shooter in Thursday’s subway shooting due to self-defense. Introduction During the evening rush hour,

New York City has reached an agreement with the Legal Aid Society about the city's right to shelter rule.

Jacob Brown

March 16, 2024

New York City Reaches Agreement on Shelter Rule

New York City has agreed with the Legal Aid Society regarding the city’s right-to-shelter rule, enabling the city to impose limits on shelter stays for certain adult migrants. The settlement follows months

McDonald's experienced a system breakdown on Friday, disrupting its food-ordering operation in many regions of the world.

Jacob Brown

March 16, 2024

McDonald’s Faces System Failure, Disrupting Service Worldwide

McDonald’s encountered a system failure on Friday, causing disruptions to its food-ordering service in various parts of the world. The fast-food giant swiftly addressed the issue, assuring customers that it was being