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‘I made a mistake’: Man sentenced to 15 years behind bars for beating 91-year-old on Upper East Side
González-Rojas files to run against Ramos for western Queens state Senate seat, touts ‘bold leadership’
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ICE in courts: One immigrant’s hearing turns into ‘murderous reality show’ that ends with chaotic arrest, traumatized family, Lander says
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Entertainment
Johnny Depp’s ‘Modi’ chronicles art, addiction and a painter’s doomed passion
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
Crime
- ‘I made a mistake’: Man sentenced to 15 years behind bars for beating 91-year-old on Upper East Side
- Early morning fire at Ravenswood Generating Station sends thick black smoke over western Queens: FDNY
- ICE in courts: One immigrant’s hearing turns into ‘murderous reality show’ that ends with chaotic arrest, traumatized family, Lander says
Astoria dog owners raise the alarm after aggressive pit bull viciously attacks several dogs
Bombshell lawsuit: Ex-Police Commissioner Tom Donlon claims Mayor Adams and NYPD leaders ran department as ‘criminal enterprise’
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