Family sues NYC over Legionnaires' death on Upper East Side
Christine Roussel died during an outbreak that killed 11. Her family says the city failed to enforce cooling tower inspections.
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Woman found dead in Brooklyn trash can
A woman's body discovered in a parking lot near Plumb Beach has sparked a police investigation into her death.
5 cards 1m 20s 7Diddy's lawyers say he won't pay his legal bills
The imprisoned hip-hop mogul is refusing to pay his civil attorneys and won't meet with them, forcing one to ask the judge to let him quit the case.
6 cards 1m 20s 6Queens woman gets $1,100 after first responders broke her door
When firefighters broke down the wrong apartment door, the city initially denied her claim. 7 On Your Side helped her get reimbursed.
6 cards 1m 30sInside the Bronx Zoo's mission to save okapi
The Bronx Zoo works behind the scenes to protect one of the world's rarest animals from extinction.
6 cards 1m 30s 5Secret Service locks down NYC for UN General Assembly
World leaders arrive next week as federal agents coordinate the largest security operation of the year across the city.
5 cards 1m 20sFire Island home destroyed in massive blaze
A house in Fire Island Pines burned to the ground Wednesday with people inside, but everyone escaped safely.
5 cards 1m 5Mom's ashes vanish in NYCHA renovation
A Brooklyn woman lost over 100 boxes of belongings, including her mother's remains, during a temporary relocation for apartment repairs.
6 cards 1m 20s 6From rejection to viral: Kareem Rahma's subway empire
The SubwayTakes host built millions of followers by asking strangers one simple question on the train.
8 cards 1m 50s 5NYC nearly doubles emergency snow shoveler pay
Mayor Mamdani raises wages and streamlines hiring to prepare for winter weather.
5 cards 1m 20s 5Double stabbing at SUNY Westchester Community College
Two people stabbed during a fight at a New York community college student center; two suspects in custody.
7 cards 1m 40s 5Long Island town bans large battery storage
Islip votes unanimously to block new battery facilities over fire safety concerns.
6 cards 1m 20s 6Bronx demands public ferry access beyond Yankees games
Community leaders rally to open the Yankee Stadium ferry dock to all residents, not just sports fans.
5 cards 1m 10s 5Panic on Metro-North as passenger makes threat at Grand Central
A woman in distress triggered an emergency stop and mass evacuation when she told passengers it would be their last day on Earth.
6 cards 1m 20sNYC launches pilot for 17 new public bathrooms
Mayor Mamdani partners with Throne Labs to install modular restrooms in high-traffic areas across all five boroughs.
6 cards 1m 20sNYC Council questions NYPD's crime data collection methods
City lawmakers probe how police track statistics as some crimes rise despite historic lows in murders and shootings.
5 cards 1m 5Passaic parade postponed over ICE fears
A beloved Mexican parade is on hold as immigration fears ripple through Passaic businesses and families.
6 cards 1m 20sBronx residents press officials on Legionnaires' outbreak
A South Bronx outbreak has residents questioning cooling tower checks, city inspections, and how fast officials can stop exposure.
6 cards 1m 20s 5Husband charged in Bay Ridge killing
Police say Mauricio Granda was charged after his wife, Maria Ines Granda, was found dead in their Bay Ridge apartment.
6 cards 1m 10s 5Baldwin students welcome Regents exam shift
New York is moving to make Regents exams optional, and Baldwin students are already testing what could replace them.
6 cards 1m 20sCoyote attack rattles Fairfield neighborhood
A Fairfield woman and her two small dogs were attacked by an unusually aggressive coyote, prompting fresh safety warnings.
6 cards 1m 20sThreats follow Chatham trans student policy lawsuit
A New Jersey school district’s transgender student policy has drawn a lawsuit, public anger, and reported death threats.
6 cards 1m 10s 5Bronx tenants ask court to take over troubled building
Residents of 2440 Walton Ave. say fire damage, mold and unsafe wiring have left homes unlivable while rent still comes due.
6 cards 1m 20sA mom’s child support card was drained twice
A Goshen mother lost nearly $3,500 from her child support card, then got help after her fraud claim was denied.
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