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7 injured as MTA bus hits multiple cars in the Bronx

Dec 16, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Yahoo

Arthur Chi'en Tue, December 16, 2025 at 3:34 AM UTC 1 min read BRONX - Chaos erupted on East 163rd Street when an MTA bus went out of control, crashing into several cars and causing panic among passengers. Bus crashes into multiple cars What we know The incident occurred Monday afternoon as the Bx6 bus sped down East 163rd Street, hitting car after car. Some vehicles were so damaged they were sent flying onto the curb, with one even taking out a traffic light pole.

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7 injured as MTA bus hits multiple cars in the Bronx

Dec 15, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

7 injured as MTA bus hits multiple cars in the Bronx Chaos erupted on East 163rd Street when an MTA bus went out of control, crashing into several cars and causing panic among passengers. FOX 5 NY's Arthur Chi'en reports. Chaos erupted on East 163rd Street when an MTA bus went out of control, crashing into several cars and causing panic among passengers.

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Affordable housing lottery opens for Willets Point Commons in Queens: How to apply

Dec 12, 2025 |

By Adeja Shivonne , Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

Finding affordable housing in New York City can seem close to impossible, but in Queens there might be a glimmer of hope. What we know: After nearly a decade in the works, the Queens Development Group has opened the affordable housing lottery for 880 apartments at Willets Point Commons, a major milestone in what city officials call the largest 100% affordable housing development in New York City in 40 years.

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Yankees fan says Ticketmaster sold his tickets without notice before ALDS game: Exclusive

Oct 08, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Yahoo

The Brief A Yankees fan says his Ticketmaster tickets disappeared from his account hours before Game 4 of the ALDS, seats he had already paid for. Ticketmaster restored his tickets for that night and said it’s investigating the issue, but the fan remains worried someone else might have access to his seats. FOX 5 NY reached out to Ticketmaster for comment but has not yet received a response.

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Yankees fan says Ticketmaster sold his tickets without notice before ALDS game: Exclusive

Oct 08, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

A lifelong Yankees fan says his tickets suddenly disappeared from his Ticketmaster account — just hours before he planned to head to Yankee Stadium. The issue, which also affected his future playoff seats, left him uncertain whether he’d be able to attend the game he paid for weeks ago. Ticket trouble What we know: Shemy, a Yankees fan since he was 5 years old, purchased multiple tickets through Ticketmaster on Sept. 29 for both tonight’s game and upcoming playoff rounds.

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Woman brutally attacked and robbed on Randall's Island, left to die Original

May 22, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

A hardworking mother was robbed and beaten within inches of her life on Randall’s Island Friday night while biking home from work. Family members have identified the woman as 44-year-old Diana Agudelo, a single mother who works at the Museum of the City of New York. Agudelo remains in critical condition at a local hospital. Woman robbed, beaten on Randall’s Island What we know: Agudelo was on her way home from work Friday night when the attack happened.

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NJ Transit riders brace for possible strike this week as travel nightmare continues

May 13, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

With a potential NJ Transit strike just days away, New Jersey residents are facing a cascade of travel disruptions—from grounded planes to crumbling highways. What we know: NJ Transit riders may face a system-wide disruption as soon as Friday, as the union representing NJ Transit locomotive engineers has not reached an agreement with management.

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Upper West Side residents demand action after more footage surfaces of pit bull attacks

May 06, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

Residents on Manhattan’s Upper West Side are demanding action over a pair of pit bulls involved in a recent violent dog attack. FOX 5 has now obtained new video allegedly showing the same dogs involved in a deadly mauling months earlier. Neighbors say the animals — and their owner — remain free. What we know: In the new footage obtained by FOX 5, an anonymous sender claims the same pit bulls can be seen mauling and killing a small dog in January.

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Upper West Side residents demand action after more footage surfaces of pit bull attacks

May 06, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Yahoo

NEW YORK - Residents on Manhattan’s Upper West Side are demanding action over a pair of pit bulls involved in a recent violent dog attack. FOX 5 has now obtained new video allegedly showing the same dogs involved in a deadly mauling months earlier. Neighbors say the animals — and their owner — remain free. What we know In the new footage obtained by FOX 5, an anonymous sender claims the same pit bulls can be seen mauling and killing a small dog in January.

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A strike on NJ Transit is 'more likely' after pay talks fail

May 06, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

The state of negotiations between NJ Transit and the union representing 450 engineers who operate their trains is "not looking good." Pay discussions ‘fail’ What we know: There are only 10 days before NJ Transit engineers can walk off the job, and negotiations have seemingly stalled over salary discussions. "Yesterday, [the union] came back with a proposal that now demands a $225,000 wage, or a $90,000 wage increase," said NJ Transit's CEO Kris Kolluri.

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NJ Transit strike 'likely,' pay talks fail

May 06, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Yahoo

The Brief The odds of a NJ Transit strike increase after pay talks with the BLET union fail. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen (BLET) represents the engineers. There are conflicting reports on the wage amount the union is demanding.

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Feds issue new deadline for New York to shut down congestion pricing gantries

Apr 21, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

The U.S. Department of Transportation is threatening to pull federal funding from New York unless the state shuts down its congestion pricing gantries. The new ultimatum comes from Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy after the previously set federal deadline passed without compliance. What we know: The deadline for New York to disable its congestion pricing gantries has came and went on Sunday, April 20.

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Feds issue new deadline for New York to shut down congestion pricing gantries

Apr 21, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Yahoo

NEW YORK - The U.S. Department of Transportation is threatening to pull federal funding from New York unless the state shuts down its congestion pricing gantries. The new ultimatum comes from Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy after the previously set federal deadline passed without compliance. What we know The deadline for New York to disable its congestion pricing gantries has came and went on Sunday, April 20.

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NYPD launches quality of life crackdown to tackle open drug use, illegal parking

Apr 14, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en , Jacob Flanagan

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

The NYPD has launched a new "quality of life" initiative targeting low-level offenses, including open drug use, panhandling, illegal parking, and more. The pilot program began Monday in five precincts across New York City, including one in the Bronx. What we know: As part of the pilot program, five city police precincts will deploy specialized units tasked with directly addressing complaints from residents related to everyday nuisances.

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NYPD launches quality of life crackdown to tackle open drug use, illegal parking

Apr 14, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Yahoo

NEW YORK - The NYPD has launched a new "quality of life" initiative targeting low-level offenses, including open drug use, panhandling, illegal parking, and more. The pilot program began Monday in five precincts across New York City, including one in the Bronx. What we know As part of the pilot program, five city police precincts will deploy specialized units tasked with directly addressing complaints from residents related to everyday nuisances.

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Artificial Intelligence makes awkward debut in NY legal system

Apr 08, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

A New York courtroom was briefly thrown into confusion after a plaintiff tried to argue his case using an artificial intelligence-generated avatar. The presiding judge quickly shut the attempt down, but the incident has sparked discussion over the future role of AI in the legal system. What we know: Plaintiff Jerome Dewald was in court two weeks ago for an employment dispute when he tried to play a video to present his case.

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Flooding threatens over 80,000 homes in NYC and suburbs by 2024: Report

Apr 07, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

A new report from the Regional Plan Association (RPA) projects that tens of thousands of homes across New York City, Long Island, and Westchester County could be lost due to permanent, chronic, and coastal flooding by 2040 — compounding an already severe housing crisis in the region. What we know: In its report, the RPA estimates that 82,000 housing units could be lost across New York City, Long Island, and Westchester by 2040 due to sea-level rise and storm-related flooding.

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Flooding threatens over 80,000 homes in NYC and suburbs by 2024: Report

Apr 07, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Yahoo

The Brief Up to 82,000 homes across New York City, Long Island, and Westchester could be lost to chronic and coastal flooding by 2040, according to a new report. The region faces a housing deficit of 680,000 units due to restrictive zoning and climate-related risks, with zoning laws allowing less than half the housing needed by 2040.

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Eviction looms for Elizabeth Street Garden as NYC pushes housing plan

Mar 24, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en , Jacob Flanagan

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

The Elizabeth Street Garden, a beloved green space in Little Italy may be on its last legs as the city moves forward with a long-contested plan to build affordable housing for seniors. What we know: The Elizabeth Street Garden in Little Italy is facing an active eviction notice that could be carried out at any time. The city plans to use the land to construct an affordable housing complex for low-income and formerly homeless seniors.

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Eviction looms for Elizabeth Street Garden as NYC pushes housing plan

Mar 24, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Yahoo

NEW YORK - The Elizabeth Street Garden, a beloved green space in Little Italy may be on its last legs as the city moves forward with a long-contested plan to build affordable housing for seniors. What we know The Elizabeth Street Garden in Little Italy is facing an active eviction notice that could be carried out at any time. The city plans to use the land to construct an affordable housing complex for low-income and formerly homeless seniors.

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Legal NYC cannabis shops sue state over 1,000-foot rule dispute

Mar 03, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

Two newly opened legal cannabis dispensaries in Chelsea are raising concerns about the enforcement of New York’s proximity regulations, which are meant to prevent shops from opening too close to one another. What we know: Legal cannabis shops in New York are supposed to be at least 1,000 feet apart, according to the state’s Office of Cannabis Management.

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NYC cannabis shops file lawsuit over state's proximity rules

Mar 03, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Yahoo

The Brief Chelsea Cannabis Co. is challenging the state’s proximity rule, claiming that a competitor, New Amsterdam Cannabis Dispensary, opened just 700 feet away instead of the required 1,000 feet minimum. Some argue that closer dispensaries benefit consumers, while others worry that too many shops in one area could hurt business.

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Bronx daycare owner Grei Mendez sentenced to 45 years after toddler’s fentanyl death

Mar 03, 2025 |

By Amanda Geffner, Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

A former Bronx daycare owner has been sentenced to 45 years in prison after a toddler died from ingesting fentanyl in September 2023. In addition to the prison sentence, the U.S. Attorney's Office sentenced the owner, Grei Mendez, to five years of supervised release.

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Trump admin sets March 21 deadline for NY to end congestion pricing

Feb 26, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en , Jacob Flanagan

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

The battle over New York City's congestion pricing program is heating up after the Trump administration ordered the MTA to terminate the tolling system by March 21. Governor Kathy Hochul and the MTA, however, are pushing back, setting the stage for a showdown over the future of congestion pricing in New York City.

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New York prison guard strike enters second week

Feb 25, 2025 |

By Jacob Flanagan , Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

A wildcat strike by guards at New York’s prisons, now in its second week, is fueling fears over deteriorating conditions behind bars after a 61-year-old inmate died over the weekend. What we know: The ongoing strike by New York state prison guards has led to widespread concerns over prison safety and inmate welfare. The strike, which union leaders say was not officially sanctioned, has seen 14,000 of the state’s 16,000 correctional officers at 40 of the state's 42 prisons walk off the job.

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65-year-old Queens woman stabbed by home intruders while taking out trash: NYPD

Feb 03, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en , Jacob Flanagan

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

Police say a 65-year-old woman was stabbed multiple times by two home intruders inside her apartment in Flushing, Queens. According to authorities, the suspects entered while she was taking out the trash and attacked her before fleeing without stealing anything. The victim is in stable condition, and authorities are reviewing surveillance footage as the suspects remain at large.

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65-year-old Queens woman stabbed by home intruders while taking out trash: NYPD

Feb 03, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Yahoo

NEW YORK - Police say a 65-year-old woman was stabbed multiple times by two home intruders inside her apartment in Flushing, Queens. According to authorities, the suspects entered while she was taking out the trash and attacked her before fleeing without stealing anything. The victim is in stable condition, and authorities are reviewing surveillance footage as the suspects remain at large.

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AI voicemail scams on the rise: What you need to know

Jan 28, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

A new wave of scams is using artificial intelligence to create realistic-sounding voicemails designed to steal personal information and money. AI voice scams on the rise What we know: Scammers have begun using incredibly realistic-sounding AI-generated voices in voicemails to conduct schemes like offering fake loan approvals or tax forgiveness. The FBI estimates that $12%B is lost annually to cyber scams, and that the new method is adding to the growing problem.

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Gov. Hochul launches overnight subway patrol initiative

Jan 20, 2025 |

By Jacob Flanagan , Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

Governor Kathy Hochul’s ambitious $77 million plan to improve subway safety is officially underway. Starting Monday night, police officers will be stationed on every overnight subway train in New York City as part of an effort to address rising crime and restore riders’ sense of security.

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Iconic 'Sex and the City' brownstone in West Village to get gate to curb fan frenzy

Jan 14, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en , Jacob Flanagan

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

The iconic West Village brownstone that served as the fictional home of Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City has become a source of frustration for neighbors and its owners, leading to a request for a new gate to deter tourists. What we know: The brownstone at 66 Perry Street has remained a magnet for Sex and the City fans, even decades after the show premiered.

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Iconic 'Sex and the City' brownstone in West Village to get gate to curb fan frenzy

Jan 14, 2025 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Yahoo Entertainment

Search query Iconic 'Sex and the City' brownstone in West Village to get gate to curb fan frenzy Wed, January 15, 2025 at 2:21 AM UTC Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article.

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Bronx open-air drug market continues to plague residents despite cleanup efforts

Jan 13, 2025 |

By Jacob Flanagan , Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

Despite repeated calls for action, an open-air drug market at 149th Street and Melrose Avenue in the Bronx remains a troubling presence on the street, and officials are renewind their demands for city and state intervention.

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From the streets to art galleries: New NYC exhibit celebrates graffiti as art

Nov 27, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

Graffiti, once an underground movement in the '70s and '80s, has now moved above ground. In fact, "Above Ground" is the name of the new exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York, showcasing hundreds of works from iconic artists like Keith Haring, Chris "Daze" Ellis, and Lady Pink.

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From the streets to art galleries: New NYC exhibit celebrates graffiti as art

Nov 27, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Yahoo Entertainment

NEW YORK - Graffiti, once an underground movement in the '70s and '80s, has now moved above ground. In fact, "Above Ground" is the name of the new exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York, showcasing hundreds of works from iconic artists like Keith Haring, Chris "Daze" Ellis, and Lady Pink.

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Bronx building collapse: Report claims engineer’s negligence as cause

Nov 25, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en , Jacob Flanagan

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

Nearly a year after a partial building collapse in the Morris Heights section of the Bronx displaced dozens of families, the New York City Department of Buildings has released its findings. The report points to negligence by the engineer in charge, identifying a failure to recognize critical masonry as structural. The collapse occurred on Dec.

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Bronx building collapse: Report claims engineer’s negligence as cause

Nov 25, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Yahoo

NEW YORK - Nearly a year after a partial building collapse in the Morris Heights section of the Bronx displaced dozens of families, the New York City Department of Buildings has released its findings. The report points to negligence by the engineer in charge, identifying a failure to recognize critical masonry as structural. The collapse occurred on Dec.

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After a violent start to the week- search for answers leads to unexpected places

Nov 20, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

In the wake of two violent incidents featuring suspects with long criminal backgrounds, FOX 5 took a deep dive into the histories of both men to answer the question being asked by Mayor Adams and New Yorkers. "How could this happen?" On Monday, police say suspect Ramon Rivera went on an hourslong stabbing spree in Manhattan, killing three people in unprovoked attacks. Rivera has a long history of arrests and mental health struggles.

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After a violent start to the week- search for answers leads to unexpected places

Nov 20, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Yahoo

NEW YORK CITY - In the wake of two violent incidents featuring suspects with long criminal backgrounds, FOX 5 took a deep dive into the histories of both men to answer the question being asked by Mayor Adams and New Yorkers. "How could this happen?" NYC Mayor Eric Adams On Monday, police say suspect Ramon Rivera went on an hourslong stabbing spree in Manhattan, killing three people in unprovoked attacks. Rivera has a long history of arrests and mental health struggles.

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Homelessness on the rise among NYC public school students: Report

Nov 18, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

A staggering 146,000 New York City public school students experienced homelessness during the last school year, according to newly released data from the State Education Department. That figure represents one in eight students and marks a 23% increase compared to the previous year, driven in part by an influx of migrant families. "It's definitely alarming," said Will Watts, Deputy Executive Director for Advocacy at the Coalition for the Homeless.

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Homelessness on the rise among NYC public school students: Report

Nov 18, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Yahoo

NEW YORK - A staggering 146,000 New York City public school students experienced homelessness during the last school year, according to newly released data from the State Education Department. That figure represents one in eight students and marks a 23% increase compared to the previous year, driven in part by an influx of migrant families. "It's definitely alarming," said Will Watts, Deputy Executive Director for Advocacy at the Coalition for the Homeless.

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Gunfire outside Queens barbershop sparks calls for Roosevelt Avenue crackdown

Nov 12, 2024 |

By Jacob Flanagan , Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

After gunfire erupted outside a barbershop in Corona, community leaders and residents in Queens are pushing for increased safety measures and urging city officials to follow through on cleanup efforts along Roosevelt Avenue. Surveillance video of the shooting, which happened on Friday evening, shows three suspects entering the shop, with one of them later firing a gun at an unidentified individual off-camera.

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Propositions on New York's ballot, explained

Oct 22, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en , Jacob Flanagan

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

As New Yorkers head to the polls starting this weekend, they will encounter six important ballot questions, including five proposed amendments to the city’s charter. JUMP TO: What are the Ballot Proposals? While Proposition 1, which focuses on enshrining abortion protections into the state constitution, has garnered widespread attention, the remaining five city-specific proposals have sparked heated debate.

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Teachers, parents protest East Orange school layoffs at council meeting

Oct 21, 2024 |

By Jacob Flanagan , Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

Outraged parents and teachers spoke out at a council meeting in East Orange on Monday, as the city's schools continue to grapple with a massive budget shortfall that could lead to the loss of nearly 100 jobs, including teachers, by mid-December. RELATED: East Orange NJ schools dismiss students early amid massive layoff, cuts The East Orange School District, which serves nearly 9,500 students across 20 schools, initially announced an $8 million deficit.

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Distracted walking: A growing threat to pedestrian safety in New York

Oct 14, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

We know about distracted driving and are reminded all too often how deadly it can be for pedestrians and cyclists. But while that problem has yet to be solved, another is being documented — that of distracted walking. New Yorkers are seeing it everywhere. "While walking through here, I've seen several people trip and stumble on themselves while they're walking while on their phones," said one person.

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NYC parents frustrated by long school bus delays, 'useless' tracking app

Oct 03, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

A month into the new school year, many New York City parents are saying they are fed up with bus delays that are causing children to miss the start of classes. Some families wait up to an hour or more for their bus to arrive, leaving both parents and students frustrated. Dawn Akerley, whose 6-year-old autistic son Jace relies on the city’s school bus service, says the delays have become a daily struggle. "The bus should be a very simple, straightforward thing.

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NYC parents frustrated by long school bus delays, 'useless' tracking app Original

Oct 03, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Aol

Fox local October 3, 2024 at 6:04 AM NEW YORK CITY - A month into the new school year, many New York City parents are saying they are fed up with bus delays that are causing children to miss the start of classes. Some families wait up to an hour or more for their bus to arrive, leaving both parents and students frustrated. Dawn Akerley, whose 6-year-old autistic son Jace relies on the city’s school bus service, says the delays have become a daily struggle.

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Mayor Adams accepted harmless 'courtesies,' not bribes, his lawyer says

Sep 30, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en , Jacob Flanagan

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

New York City Mayor Eric Adams launched a legal attack on the federal corruption case against him Monday, with his attorney asking a judge to toss out bribery charges and then holding a combative news conference accusing prosecutors of ethical lapses.

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NYPD cleans up Bronx "open-air drug market," but residents say more needs to be done

Sep 26, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

An "open-air drug market" on Melrose Avenue in the Bronx that drew outrage from lawmakers and residents earlier this month has seen significant change after a NYPD crackdown. On September 14, FOX 5 visited a block of Melrose Avenue north of East 149th Street that was lined with people openly using and selling drugs. Some drug users could be seen barely conscious, while another was seen passed out on the sidewalk near a pool of his own vomit.

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NYC Sheriff Miranda accused of soliciting donations amid illegal weed shop raids: reports

Sep 24, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| WNYW-TV (New York, NY)

NYC Sheriff Anthony Miranda's office is facing scrutiny over cash seizures made during the raids of illegal weed shops. Miranda is reportedly under investigation over claims he allegedly solicited donations for an organization he heads, in exchange for looking the other way at targets being investigated by the sheriff's office. Miranda's profile has rocketed since taking the job more than two years ago.

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NYC Sheriff Miranda accused of soliciting donations amid illegal weed shop raids: reports

Sep 24, 2024 |

By Arthur Chi'en

| Aol

Fox local September 24, 2024 at 9:54 PM NEW YORK CITY - NYC Sheriff Anthony Miranda's office is facing scrutiny over cash seizures made during the raids of illegal weed shops. Miranda is reportedly under investigation over claims he allegedly solicited donations for an organization he heads, in exchange for looking the other way at targets being investigated by the sheriff's office. Miranda's profile has rocketed since taking the job more than two years ago.

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