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Subway Dancing Settlement Shines Light on City’s ‘Litigation Lottery’
Settlements are up 35 percent in two years.
‘Neighborhood Youngsters’ Used to Play on a 500 Pound Rusty WWII Aerial Bomb
Only for two years though.
Greenwich Village ‘Hippie Types’ Arrested With Bomb-making Explosives
The neighbors are not surprised.
PATH Service Between Newark and Penn Station to Restart Tomorrow
The line has been on partial service since Hurricane Sandy hit.
After the Storm: Surveying Sandy's Damage, and Looking Ahead
What's next for New York, now that the worst of Sandy has subsided.
As Poverty in City Grows, So Does Gap Between Rich and Poor
Up almost a full percentage point from last year.
Judge May Award $40,000 to Family of Bullied Autistic Girl to Cover Private Education
Students pushed and tripped the girl “for fun."
Survey: New Yorkers Plowing Money Into Big Home-Improvement Jobs
More than one-third decided to gut their place.
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