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NYC aims to require composting of food scraps
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Police Investigate Attempted Assault In Lower East Side Public Housing
Police have released surveillance video of a man suspected of attempting to sexually assault a woman in Lower Manhattan on Sunday.
10 hrs ago | Seattle Times
NJ wants notice of outside agencies' surveillance
New Jersey lawmakers are trying to require law enforcement agencies from elsewhere to give notice when they plan to conduct counterterrorism surveillance in the state, a measure prompted by revelations about New York City police spying on Muslims.
14 hrs ago | MyFoxNY
The draft maps were published Sunday for Atlantic, Ocean, Monmouth and Hudson Counties.
18 hrs ago | DNAinfo.com
Off-Duty Cop Shot While Breaking Up Domestic Violence Attack in Queens
Police Officer Joseph Koch was shot in the hand on June 17, 2013 while off-duty and attempting to break up a domestic violence attack.
22 hrs ago | New York Daily News
Off-duty NYPD cop shot after responding to Father's Day fight
Police converge on scene at South Road and Inwood St. in Jamaica, where an off-duty police officer was shot in the hand after responding an altercation nearby.
State, Lawyers Begin New York Outreach to Disabled
Criticized by the federal government for poor care and oversight of disabled New Yorkers, the state is installing a new prosecutor and inspector general to crack down on institutional abuse while a legal services group has assumed statewide protection of their rights.
Man shot dead in Brooklyn early Sunday
Keith Anthony was blasted once in the torso outside the unruly bash on E. 51st St. near Avenue L in Flatlands about 2:45 a.m., police and witnesses said.
Backup Solar Coming to New York, New Jersey
When Superstorm Sandy cut power to millions in New York, New Jersey and beyond, solar-powered generators helped some residents recharge.
Dead Prez React to Kanye's New York Times Comments About Them
Thank God for the remix. Without it Dead Prez and Kanye West may never have established a working relationship and thus shared a certain kinship.
Beyond NYC: Other places adapting to climate, too
But climate-proofing a city or coastline is expensive, as shown by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's $20 billion plan to build floodwalls, levees and other defenses against rising seas.
Five people shot in three boroughs over 22-minute span
Five people were shot in Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island on Saturday night within a 22-minute span.
U.S. G20 suspect extradited, arrested
It's alleged that during the demonstrations, he used a metal traffic sign to smash the window of a Starbucks coffee shop while customers were inside.
Families Of Gun Violence Victims Praise Arrests, But Say More Work Has To Be Done
Suspects in two recent shootings that murdered a Queens teen and left an 11-year-old in Brooklyn paralyzed are behind bars, and though family members of these and other victims of gun violence came together Saturday to applaud the NYPD's work, the community and police realize there is still much work to be done.
Climate talk shifts from curbing CO2 to adapting
The conversation is no longer solely about how to save the planet by cutting carbon emissions.
Paralyzed Girl, 11, Hit by Stray Bullet Sits Up for 1st Time
An 11-year-old girl who was hit by a stray bullet as she walked out of her Brooklyn home last month is slowly starting to show signs of recovery.
Aspiring Queens Marine, 19, stabbed to death in the street
Detectives investigate the crime scene in Ozone Park, Queens where a teenager, hoping to enlist into the Marines, was stabbed to death.
Umbrella-stabbing cabbie death: Wanted 'better life;' reward offered in hunt for suspects
A gypsy cab driver killed by a passenger who savagely stabbed him in the eye with an umbrella in Brooklyn was a dedicated father of five who worked to help his family find a better life, a relative said Friday.
Schumer asks Bloomberg to halt anti-gun-check attack
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