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Public Defenders in Brooklyn and Queens Walk Out Over Contract Negotiations
Public defenders in Brooklyn and Queens have gone on strike, demanding better wages, benefits, and remote work policies. Find out what's at stake.
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Urban drivers can protect their vehicles with immobilizers and parking strategies
Preventing car thefts is a top priority for urban drivers, and with the right security measures, you can…
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53-year-old woman hospitalized after hit-and-run on East Main Street
A hit-and-run incident in Rochester left a 53-year-old woman with serious injuries. The crash occurred on East Main…
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Reading between the lines of urban crime metrics
Delve into the world of city crime reports and discover how to make sense of the numbers
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Decoding crime statistics and trends
Get insights into crime statistics and how to interpret them for a safer community
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Queens Man Receives Five-Year Sentence for Illegal Firearm Possession
Lindy Jones, a 44-year-old resident of Edgemere, has been sentenced to five years in prison for possessing an…
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Upper East Side Legionnaires’ outbreak: 45 buildings ordered to disinfect cooling towers
The NYC Health Department has identified 45 additional buildings with Legionella-positive cooling towers on the Upper East Side