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The Mirror US

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Panic grows in New York as man bundled into car by masked ICE agents in Washington Heights

Video has emerged of masked agents detaining a man in Washington Heights, New York in broad daylight. The Upper Manhattan area has a large immigrant population, and fear is spreading within the community.

New York, NY · 18h

The Mirror US

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NYPD officers kill man in Manhattan shootout after he threatened people and hospital

New York Police Department officers took the man to a hospital in a police vehicle and he was pronounced dead, Chief of Patrol Philip Rivera told reporters. Police officers were taken to a hospital for evaluation

New York, NY · 3h

TAG24

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Republican invites Netanyahu to NYC on day of Zohran Mamdani's mayoral inauguration

New York, New York - A Republican councilmember has invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to New York City on January 1 in defiance of Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's threats to arrest him. "It is with great honor that I extend to you an invitation to visit New York City on January 1, 2026, to meet with members of our community and to reaffirm the deep and enduring bond between the State of Israel and the people of New York City, home to the largest Jewish population outside of Israel," Councilmember Inna Vernikov (41) wrote in a letter dated November 10. During Israel's two-year dest...

New York, NY · 1d

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Gun permit applications spike tenfold in NYC; demand high among women

Concealed carry applications are surging in New York City following a 2022 decision by the Supreme Court that loosened the city’s famously strict gun laws.

New York, NY · 18h

New York Post

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Fed agents heckled in dramatic NYC scene as they tussle with suspect: video

Federal agents pulled a man from a car in a dramatic caught-on-video scene in Washington Heights Wednesday morning – as onlookers filmed and one bellowed, “Show your faces!” Someone even called the cops on the officers as they tried to pull a man out of a black SUV at West 157th Street and Broadway, according to a spokesman from the office of Councilmember Shaun Abreu, who represents the area. “What?” the man cries in the struggle, according to footage posted to X by Abreu. Minutes ago, masked ICE agents ripped someone out of their car on 157th street and Broadway. We are working on ascertaining more information. In the meantime, please remain alert and look out for your neighbors. pic.twitter.com/8rchgRvJru — Council Member Shaun Abreu (@CMShaunAbreu) November 12, 2025 The clip shows a small crowd gathered, including a parent with a backpack-wearing little girl, as one man repeatedly demands, “Show your faces! Show your faces!” “This video of someone being ripped off the street in front of our neighbors is deeply disturbing,” Abreu said in a statement. “ICE and other federal agencies that are carrying out Trump’s agenda of detaining people without due process have no place in our city.

New York, NY · 1d

Daily Voice

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Burglary Victim Uses Apple's 'Find My' App To Lead Edgewater Cops Straight To 3 Suspects: PD

Patrolman Nick Diaz was flagged down by a victim who said his car was just burglarized moments before in Fort Lee, Edgewater Police Chief Donald Martin said. The victim told officers he was tracking his stolen iPhone and iPad through Apple Find My and led Ptl. Diaz to a nearby street in Edgewater where the devices were showing, the chief said.

Edgewater, NJ · 12h

1010WINS

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Mamdani says Adams' final moves in office are 'cementing a legacy of dysfunction'

Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani called out Mayor Eric Adams for several decisions he’s making in his last months in office, saying that it’s “no surprise” the mayor is using his remaining time “to cement a legacy of dysfunction and inconsistency.”

New York, NY · 14h

New York Post

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Zohran Mamdani wants social workers responding to 911 calls — but test program is already failing

Mayor-elect Zohram Mamdani wants to deploy social workers instead of police officers to respond to 911 calls — but the controversial plan has already been operating in the Big Apple and is failing. The early results of a program dubbed B-HEARD spells trouble for Mamdani’s proposed $1.1 billion Department of Community Safety (DCS), a signature imitative that his newly announced chief of staff and left-hand woman Elle Bisgaard-Church helped craft. NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani holds secretive Elizabeth Warren meeting as she touts his ‘tax the rich’ agenda: ‘Billionaire tears not pictured’ B-HEARD launched in 2021 as a pilot program and only operates in some city neighborhoods, but a bleak audit conducted in May by the city comptroller found it was limping — with a whopping 60% of calls deemed ineligible while more than 35% of eligible calls from mental health professionals never got a response. Zohran Mamdani finally books meeting with NYPD Commish Jessica Tisch in ‘coming weeks’: sources B-HEARD was implemented in 2021 and currently has 18 active teams. Michael Nagle CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR METRO DAILY NEWSLETTER “Calls were considered potentially dangerous, were ineligible because a mental health professional was already at the scene, or

New York, NY · 15h

ABCNY

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Suspect steals more than $9,700 in baseball, Pokémon cards from SoHo store

More than $9,700 in collectible baseball and Pokémon trading cards were stolen from a store in SoHo by a savvy suspect.

Manhattan, NY · 17h

ABCNY

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Vigil sheds light on domestic violence after Harlem mother of 4 stabbed to death by alleged ex

The vigil was meant to give her family strength as they said goodbye to a beloved mom of four boys and also shed light on domestic violence.

Manhattan, NY · 6h

FODMAP Everyday

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U.S. cities where the homelessness crisis is hitting the hardest

It’s not your imagination—the homelessness crisis in America has never been worse. On a single night in January 2024, the 2024 Annual Homelessness Assessment Report by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development showed that a staggering 771,480 people were experiencing homelessness in the United States. That’s the highest number ever recorded since the government started counting back in 2007. That number represents an 18% jump in just one year—the most significant single-year increase we’ve ever seen. This isn’t just one group of people, either. The crisis is hitting nearly everyone. We’re also seeing record levels of chronic homelessness, where people are trapped in the system for long periods. So, what’s going on? The main driver is a severe shortage of affordable housing, which has worsened for years. Add to that rising inflation, wages that can’t keep up, and the end of pandemic-era lifelines like eviction moratoriums and rental […] The post U.S. cities where the homelessness crisis is hitting the hardest appeared first on FODMAP Everyday .

Los Angeles, CA · 20h

Centre Daily Times

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Brother of man who died at ICE facility near Philipsburg seeks answers, sues government

The brother of a man who died while detained at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility near Philipsburg sued the federal government Wednesday, claiming its agencies unlawfully ignored his request for records about the death. Yanfeng Ge said in the lawsuit that ICE has offered no transparency into the August death of his brother at the Moshannon Valley Processing Center, the largest immigration detention center in the Northeast with a long history of abuse allegations. “I am devasted (sic) by the loss of my brother and by the knowledge that he was suffering so greatly in that detention center. He did not deserve to be treated that way,” Ge said in a written statement. He added that he wants justice for his brother, answers about what happened and accountability for those responsible for his death. Chaofeng Ge, a 32-year-old Chinese citizen and New York City resident, was found hanging by his neck in a shower stall. His family said Wednesday that his hands and legs were tied behind his back. Clearfield County Coroner Kim Shaffer-Snyder said Thursday that Ge died by hanging and his death was ruled a suicide. He had been in ICE custody for five days and

Philipsburg, PA · 1d

New York Post

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NYPD cops pull teen girl from Harlem River during heart-pounding rescue: video

Three NYPD cops pulled a teen girl from the freezing Harlem River during a dramatic caught-on-camera rescue Tuesday — with one of the hero officers stating, “Nothing else mattered but just getting her out of the water.” Uptown Manhattan police officers Ankit Gupta, Wilmer Guerrero and Shuaibul Amine were all lauded Thursday for their quick work after the young victim initially jumped into the chilly waters in what sources said was an apparent suicide attempt — and quickly regretted her near-fatal plunge. “Somebody needed help, and this is what we signed up for, and we’re here to help, and that’s what we did,” Guerrero said. One of the cops quickly dove into the water to get the teen girl. NYPD Guerrero stripped off most of his gear and jacket to dive into the river and retrieved the teenager while two other cops were ready to yank the pair up to the shore near 142nd Street around 2 p.m., according to body camera footage. Man dies at Grand Canyon after slipping over edge, falling more than 100 feet “It was definitely a cold plunge, freezing. But at that moment, nothing else mattered but just getting her out of the water. So

Manhattan, NY · 18h

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New York Shelter Workers Open A Box And Face Another Cruel Act Of Abandonment That Cuts Deep

Rescuers often describe their work as a mix of fulfillment and heartbreak. Saving abandoned animals offers immense joy, yet it also exposes them to moments of sorrow that are hard to forget. Among the most painful are those involving creatures left behind in cruel or careless ways. One afternoon in...

New York, NY · 22h

Gothamist

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NYPD says 2 officers injured during Washington Heights ICE chase

A stock image of an ICE police vest NYPD officials said officers were unaware the people were federal immigration officers as their clothing concealed their identities. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 1d

Gothamist

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Family of woman beaten to death at Bronx public hospital plans to sue NYC

Police say Cynthia Vann was assaulted at the Bronx's Lincoln Hospital and later died from her injuries. The 55-year-old’s relatives allege the staff failed to keep her safe from her roommate. [ more › ]

Bronx, NY · 21h

Shore News Network

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Man gropes woman at Harlem bus stop before fleeing on MTA bus

New York, NY – A woman waiting at a Harlem bus stop on Wednesday, October 29 was approached by an unidentified man who touched her over her clothing. The incident…

New York, NY · 21h

Circleville Herald

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Hochul puts kibosh on Mamdani's $652M 'free' bus rides pledge

(The Center Square) — New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is dumping cold water on New York City mayoral-elect Zohran Mamdani’s signature campaign pledge to increase taxes on the wealthy to cover public bus rides. Hochul, who endorsed Mamdani’s campaign, said while she supports some of the democratic socialist’s agenda — including universal child care — she can’t get behind his plans to make bus service in New York City free by taxing the city’s wealthiest households. The city can’t raise taxes unilaterally, so the plan would ultimately need approval from Hochul and the Democratic-controlled state Legislature. “I cannot set forth a plan right now that takes money out of a system that relies on the fares of the buses and the subways,” Hochul, a Democrat, told reporters Saturday in live-streamed remarks from Puerto Rico, where she and other New York Democrats are gathering for an annual get-together. “But can we find a path to make it more affordable for people who need help? Of course, we can.” A Hochul spokesperson later said that Hochul and Mamdani are committed to “delivering an affordability agenda” for New York City’s working families following last Tuesday’s election, when Mamdani won the city’s top elected

New York, NY · 1d

The Mirror US

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Mamdani election to spark New York City 'death spiral' as wealthy residents flee taxes

Miami mayor Francis Suarez issued a warning that New York City is allegedly in a "death spiral" as many wealthy residents claim to flee New York after the election of Mandami

New York, NY · 18h

The Mirror US

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New York drivers may be forced to get $1,000 'speed limiter' under new bill

A new proposed state law will force chronic reckless speeders to install "speed limiter devices" in their cars in New York

New York · 17h