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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said Tuesday that the fare cuts will apply to passengers traveling to Atlantic Terminal and Hunterspoint Avenue and Long Island City.
The county medical examiner's office will now work to identify the body and determine the cause of death.
Behind a jail-cell door on the Lower East Side you'll find a dimly lit room, no gym equipment, instead a prison-style boot camp taught by ex-cons.
The storms Monday downed trees, flooded streets and knocked out power around the area.
As a pool reporter, our Steve Reed was part of the motorcade as Mandela went from point A to point B. He describes it as a "spiritual experience."
Police sources say her own father assaulted her, leaving her with skull fractures, bleeding of the brain, and bruising so severe she's now in a coma.
A convicted counterfeit art dealer from New York is facing charges again, for allegedly selling the same kind of fakes that sent him to prison.
Crowds filled the streets of Finsbury Park overnight after London police say a 48-year-old man drove his van through crowds of pedestrians.
A driver who rammed a car carrying explosives into a police convoy on the Avenue des Champs-Élysées has died after the "attempted attack'' on security forces, French Interior Minister Gerard Collomb said.
Severe thunderstorms came plowing into New York City late Monday afternoon -- leaving trees and power lines on the ground, streets flooded, and numerous homes in the dark.
City health officials held an information session on Monday, in response to a deadly outbreak of Legionnaires' Disease.
Police were searching Monday night for a man who exposed himself to two women on an M Train in Brooklyn last week.
The New York City Council is looking to ban therapists from trying to turn gay kids straight.
Deadlock has arisen in Albany over whether to extend mayoral control of New York City schools, and Mayor Bill de Blasio is on the offensive.
