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WATCH: The U.S. is extending a mask mandate for travelers along with the formal Covid public health emergency declaration. Emma O’Brien reports. Two new omicron subvariants that appear even more transmissible than the highly-contagious BA.

Developers agreed to make 28 apartments more affordable in a new building that received support in City Council on Tuesday. Developers agreed to make 28 apartments more affordable in a new building that received support in City Council on Tuesday.

BENJAMIN Allegedly Used His Official Authority While a New York State Senator to Procure a State-Funded Grant in Exchange for Campaign Contributions Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Michael J.

“Everyone is welcome in New York. The despicable and antisemitic rhetoric used at a Rockville Centre board of trustees meeting has no place in our state,” Gov. Kathy Hochul stated.

A U-Haul linked to the man suspected in the Brooklyn mass subway shooting Tuesday morning has been found, according to reports. Emergency personnel gather at the entrance to a subway stop in the Brooklyn borough of New York, Tuesday, April 12, 2022.

The hell of it was, the kidnappers had taken the wrong brother. Arthur Fried was a 32-year-old sand-and-gravel-company manager living with his wife and son in White Plains.

The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported. The victim, 38, and a second man, 45, were both struck by gunfire inside a building on Bergen St. near New York Ave.

Tenants, including Ayanna Dore, center, rally outside their building at 567 Saint John’s Pl. Sunday afternoon. The tenants at 567 Saint John’s Pl. said they are fed up with living in squalor and have had enough.

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The New York City area could get as many as three new casinos as a result of the new budget deal reached by Governor Kathy Hochul and state legislative leaders on Thursday. The full deal still needs to be voted on by the full Legislature.