“Even if she raises bail, immigration wont let her go,” immigration attorney Gadi Zohar told The Post.
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The Appellate Division allowed NYC to pursue repayment from a Brooklyn building owner after tenants were relocated due to unsafe conditions.
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(JNS) – Eric Adams, the New York City mayor, and Donovan Richards, the Queens borough president, said on Tuesday that a new Queens Holocaust memorial will be located at Borough Hall. The memorial, for which the city and borough president’s office allocated $3 million, will honor the six million Jews killed during the Holocaust and […]
THE FORMER AVALON Brooklyn Bay luxury complex, now rebranded as Aqualina New York, is changing hands.
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A Park Slope townhouse long known for its bright magenta exterior is back on the market — now in muted tones — for $4.995 million.
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POLICE SAY A 14-YEAR-OLD BOY was walking in front of 2931 Avenue X, a Sheepshead Bay NYCHA project, when he was approached.
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THE NEW YORK CITY LANDMARKS PRESERVATION COMMISSION on Tuesday voted to designate two new historic districts in Brooklyn.
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THE METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (MTA) on Tuesday announced the completion of station and accessibility upgrades.
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