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Some say the New York accent is disappearing as the city becomes more gentrified.

Effort inspired by last month's kidnapping and murder of 8-year-old Leiby Kletzky of Brooklyn.

Commuters and union members argue over proposed toll hikes.

Every year thousands of New Yorkers attend the annual Dominican Day Parade in Midtown West.

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A Lower Manhattan community board is creating a human chain in Battery Park.

Jump start your weekends with free music and gallery tours at the Studio Museum in Harlem.

Beethoven, Bach and more on a barge in the East River.

Patients cheer as Espada assures there will be "no burial" for the clinics, and calls the investigation unwarranted.

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A new exhibit in New York City's Battery Park takes a personal look at 9/11.

New York City Health Department sprays pesticides to combat mosquitoes.

City transportation officials announced installation of new pedestrian signals.