Mental health workers reach out to NYC hard hats for Construction Suicide Prevention Week
Struggles with depression and substance abuse are common in the construction industry, with a disproportionate number of suicides.
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Angry NYC cable customers ticked off after cable company dispute blocks kickoff of college football season, U.S. Open
The college season opener between Utah and Florida was blacked out in cable dispute minutes before the game’s first play
Continue reading →NYC reaches $29.1 million settlement with FDNY workers in discrimination lawsuit
Hundreds of mostly minority FDNY fire inspectors won a $29.2 million dollar settlement from the city Thursday in a class action lawsuit alleging racial discrimination in their pay compared to other city agencies.
Continue reading →Dad of young Brooklyn hammer attack survivors visits them at Bellevue Hospital; fund-raiser launched after murder of mom
The reunion of grief-stricken Jing Hong Liu and his kids at the Bellevue Hospital Trauma Center came inside the care unit
Continue reading →Howard Beach jogger murder suspect victim of ‘racial dragnet’ by Queens NYPD cops, says defense lawyer Ron Kuby
Lawsuit alleges new evidence shows the NYPD launched racial dragnet during Howard Beach murder probe
Continue reading →Family charges NYC homeless officials failed to protect aspiring model savagely stabbed in Manhattan shelter
Aspiring fashion model Victoria Goode was stabbed in a deadly dispute with roommate Charmaine Crossman in a Manhattan shelter only days before Christmas
Continue reading →NYC drowning victim was immigrant college student whose bright future was swept away at Jacob Riis Park in Rockaways
Amadou Thiam, 19, perished in the Rockaways surf on July 28, leaving his devastated family to recall the last happy seconds of his life before the teen disappeared into the ocean water.
Continue reading →Donald Bertrand, Daily News veteran with 48-year career as reporter and editor, dies at 82
Donald Bertrand started out loading newspapers onto delivery trucks to launch a 50-year career at the Daily News as a reporter and editor.
Continue reading →Manhattan judge orders MTA to keep elevator operators working at five Washington Heights stations
Manhattan judge signs order keeping MTA elevator workers on the job inside three stops on the A train line and two more on the No. 1 train
Continue reading →Federal judge muzzles former President Donald Trump, issues protective order on Jan. 6 trial documents
The federal court followed a Friday four-page filing from Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith asking for a strict order to muzzle Trump.
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