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Man fatally stabbed on J train in Queens, NYPD says (opens the original)
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A 59-year-old man was fatally stabbed aboard a J train in Queens during the Wednesday evening rush, according to the NYPD. Police said the stabbing happened around 5:30 p.m. at the Woodhaven Boulevard subway station in the 102nd Precinct. The victim was taken to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead, according to police. His name was not immediately released. Police said a person of interest was taken into custody. The NYPD did not immediately provide additional details a
Bronx man indicted for murder in fatal bodega shooting (opens the original)
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A Bronx man has been indicted on murder and related charges after he allegedly shot a man inside a bodega and robbed him as he lay mortally wounded, the Bronx District Attorney’s office announced Tuesday. The man, identified by authorities as 31-year-old Bronx resident Jesus Acosta, is accused of entering a bodega at 143 East 149th St. shortly after midnight on Aug. 25 and shooting Tayvon Shuler. Prosecutors said Acosta then fired at two other people standing behind the counter and took money fr
Tests confirmed live Legionella at 7 South Bronx sites amid Legionnaires' outbreak (opens the original)
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Seven cooling towers in the South Bronx have tested positive for live Legionella bacteria, city officials said Wednesday as they continue to investigate a Legionnaires' disease cluster that has killed two people. The seven are among 10 sites where previous PCR tests indicated the presence of Legionella — but the earlier tests can’t distinguish between live and dead bacteria. Only live bacteria can cause the disease. Culture tests for live bacteria at the remaining three towers, including at Yank
NYU Langone strikes deal with Trump DOJ to end gender-affirming care for minors (opens the original)
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NYU Langone Health joined a list of hospitals that have struck deals with the Trump administration to end gender-affirming care services for minors, the U.S. Department of Justice announced on Friday. NYU Langone will pay $8.5 million, similar to a “monetary penalty” paid by Mount Sinai Health System, according to the announcement. The DOJ is announcing the deal with NYU Langone, which serves the New York City region and Long Island, to shutter its services mere weeks after Mount Sinai reached a
NJ Transit riders face 5 weeks of schedule changes for Portal Bridge work (opens the original)
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Fewer trains and longer commutes are on the horizon for riders who rely on NJ Transit to get around. Starting Sunday, Oct. 11, all NJ Transit rail lines except the Atlantic City Rail Line will undergo significant changes for the next five weeks as construction crews work to complete the transition to the new Portal North Bridge. The anticipated train cancellations, as well as changes in departure times and stopping patterns, will take place as crews transfer the final track from the century-old
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