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New York City says the World Cup delivered a $2B boost to its economy (opens the original)
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Spain may have won the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but New York City officials say the local economy scored big too. Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Wednesday said the tournament — eight of the 104 matches were hosted at MetLife Stadium — delivered an estimated $2 billion economic boost to New York City, according to a preliminary analysis. That included $1.3 billion in direct visitor and operational spending, or the day-to-day World Cup-related purchases made by businesses. The broader New York-New Jersey are
Brooklyn residents displaced after facade falls off neighboring building amid nor'easter (opens the original)
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Although most of New York City has moved on from the weekend's nor’easter, one family in Brooklyn is still displaced from their home after the facade of an adjacent six-story apartment building fell onto their property Saturday. Homeowners Thema Hepburn and Chester Dean said they were in bed when they heard a loud boom that shook their home. “ I saw white debris in the air. And I don't know why my mind immediately went to there was a snowstorm overnight,” Hepburn said. “ I was a little groggy, b
NYC has already seen more West Nile Virus human cases this year than in all of 2025 (opens the original)
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Nearly two dozen people have been diagnosed with West Nile Virus in New York City so far this year, according to the city’s health department data. The 23 cases of the virus are scattered throughout the city, with three in the Bronx, seven in Brooklyn, two in Manhattan, three in Queens and three on Staten Island. That’s more than the 18 confirmed cases in the city in all of 2025 — but that year was lower than other recent years. There were 36 confirmed cases in 2024, 32 in 2023 and 46 in 2022. T
Chaos erupts at Grand Central as woman tells riders 'this will be your last day on earth' (opens the original)
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A woman threatened other passengers on a rush-hour Metro-North train headed into Grand Central Terminal on Wednesday morning, upending commutes for hundreds of riders, according to the MTA. The incident unfolded just before 8:30 a.m. on a train coming in from New Canaan, Connecticut. The MTA Police Department reported that the 33-year-old woman, identified as Hannah Jane Santero, began “experiencing an emotional crisis” as the train approached Midtown and shouted to other riders that “this will
Brooklyn firm to add over 600 EV charging points to NYC curbside spots (opens the original)
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New York City officials have selected Brooklyn-based company it’s electric to expand the city's curbside electric vehicle charging network to 700 charging points from the current 88, the company announced Tuesday. The transportation department’s buildout will target more than 10 neighborhoods with high concentrations of taxi and rideshare drivers and limited off-street parking, including Washington Heights, Forest Hills and the Upper West Side. According to the DOT, the deal comprises two contra
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