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Local News Families across New York City will have numerous opportunities to celebrate St. Patrick's Day this March, with events ranging from the world's largest St. Patrick's Day parade to intimate craft sessions at local libraries, according to a roundup of activities scheduled throughout the five boroughs.
Hundreds of New Yorkers filed complaints about unplowed snow in city parks following this week's blizzard, with Brooklyn locations generating the most grievances, according to 311 data.
NYC Health + Hospitals/South Brooklyn Health unveiled its newly renovated Oncology and Infusion Center on Friday, February 27, following a $2 million transformation designed to expand cancer care access and improve the patient experience.
The Brooklyn Public Library stopped processing passport applications on Friday following a federal order that ended decades of service to borough residents.
Nearly 400,000 New Yorkers have enrolled in a city program that cuts transit fares in half, according to new data from the Department of Social Services, as subway and bus fares increased to $3 last month.
Jurors began deliberating Thursday in the trial of Randy Santos, a 31-year-old man who fatally beat four homeless men as they slept on New York City streets in October 2019, according to court proceedings.
Dense fog blanketed the New York City area Wednesday morning, creating hazardous driving conditions and forcing transportation adjustments, according to the National Weather Service.
New York City is preparing for a light snowfall Sunday night that could bring up to 2 inches of accumulation to parts of the metropolitan area, according to the National Weather Service.