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The New York Post is reported Saturday that 51-year-old Pedro Hernandez tried confessing years earlier, but was dismissed as not credible.
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Bees have taken over a fire hydrant next to Red Restaurant on Fulton and Front Street, where a section of a nearby pedestrian mall has been blocked off.
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Police are hoping surveillance video will help catch the person who attempted to rape a woman inside her Park Slope home Thursday while they also look into a groping attack that took place Wednesday in the same neighborhood.
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14 miles of city beaches officially opened Saturday around New York City, including Coney Island, which will see some new additions this summer.
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Fliers have been posted along High Line Park in Chelsea, asking tourists to respect the privacy of the neighborhood's residents.
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The race in the Hudson River is the kickoff to the New York City Swim season, which also features races around Liberty Island, Manhattan and under the Brooklyn Bridge.
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In 1996, then-Flushing City Councilwoman Julia Harrison made controversial remarks to the New York Times about her constituency's growing Asian-American population, leading that population to unify and have its voice heard in government.
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President Obama made history in 2009 when he nominated Bronx native Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court. If confirmed, Sotomayor would become the court's first Hispanic justice.
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"Icarus at the Edge of Time", a performance piece where physicist Brian Greene re-imagines the myth of Icarus, will open the World Science Festival on May 30.
At the N&D Deli in Ridgewood, Queens, workers are serving up more than just cigarettes, beer and sandwiches.
A woman who spent decades behind the scenes as a mover and shaker in the jazz world was bid a fond farwell Thursday with a special tribute concert at jazz at Lincoln Center.
Off Broadway's Signature Theatre Company has just debuted a new production of "My Children My Africa!" a work penned by celebrated South African playwright Athol Fugard in 1989.
NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.
May 26th
Yoga and the military don't seem like an obvious pairing. But our New Yorker of the Week has experienced first-hand how the healing powers of yoga can help troubled veterans.
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