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Green-Wood Cemetery honors William Niblo with sold-out Victorian spectacle
NYC Mayor’s Race: New Super PACs form for and against Mamdani as general election heats up
Elected officials file amicus brief in support of City of Yes housing plan
Brooklyn’s power play: Williamsburg battery energy storage hub supercharges local grid
Rideshare and delivery drivers hold memorial in Queens for colleagues killed on the job
Sports
Yankees avoid no-hitter, come back to stun Mariners 6-5 on Judge’s walk-off
Mets blow another lead, swept in doubleheader by Orioles
Stanek blows Peterson’s gem, Mets fall to Orioles late 3-1 in doubleheader opener
PSG could clinch historic quadruple at MetLife Stadium in Club World Cup Final vs. Chelsea
Jesse Winker injury: Latest on Mets DH’s back, more
Entertainment
- Green-Wood Cemetery honors William Niblo with sold-out Victorian spectacle
Brooklyn-based artists shine in The Shed’s free summer exhibition, ‘Open Call: Portals’
Alice Neel painted like the world was watching—and dared it not to look away
‘Superman’ stars visit Empire State Building, urge New Yorkers to add pets to family with free adoptions
Brooklyn filmmaker unpacks psychology and suspense in Queer thrillers
Crime
‘A slap to the face’: Family urges NYPD Commissioner to reverse decision letting officer who killed Bronx man stay on force
Two pedestrians killed by hit-and-run driver in Brooklyn
Police charge suspect they say fatally stabbed teen and injured another during wild Bronx brawl
Violent felon sentenced to 25 years to life for brutal Queens hammer attack that left victim asking ‘Why me?’
Deadly Belt Parkway crash claims lives of Springfield Gardens man and Manhattan mother: NYPD
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