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New York City HeadlinesMore Than 12 Expected to Bid for ComplexesMore than a dozen groups, including one aligned with the tenants at Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village, are expected to deliver bids in what promises to be the largest real estate deal in American history.
M.T.A. to Upgrade Chemical-Detection SystemTwo years after the initial system was rushed into place, officials are satisfied that they can use the equipment to distinguish between a real threat and Mr. Clean.
More Masses Huddling, but They Use Less WaterDespite having grown to a population of 8.2 million, the city is now using 28 percent less water than it did in 1979.
[TS] Immortalized by a Moment of PerfectionThe baseball playoffs begin, but this time each city team is dominant in its league. Nothing like this has happened since 1956, a year of magic.
Across Nation, Housing Costs Rise as BurdenNew census data illustrate the crushing impact of escalating real estate prices and stagnant incomes.
Pirro Smiles for Cameras, Seeking to Repair Her ImageJeanine F. Pirro, the Republican candidate for attorney general, has been hammering home the theme that she is the victim of a troubled relationship and political enemies.
In Move to Cut Hospitals, U.S. Will Pay New York $1.5 BillionIn return, the state will move forward with shrinking its troubled hospital industry and cutting Medicaid costs.
Lawmakers Scold Maker of Cocaine DrinkOutraged New York City lawmakers called for a boycott of a highly caffeinated soft drink called "Cocaine."
Coliseum, Famed New York Book Seller, to CloseThe curtain is apparently closing on a second and final act for Coliseum Books, a bastion of independent Manhattan book sellers.
Pirros Strategy: Dont Shrink From ScandalJeanine F. Pirro, the Republican candidate for attorney general, has been hammering home the theme that she is the victim of a troubled relationship and political enemies.
Politicians Say Soft Drink Name Glamorizes DrugsOutraged New York City lawmakers called for a boycott of a highly caffeinated soft drink called Cocaine.
Hardball Aint the Only Game in Brooklyn AnymoreBaseball is not gone from Brooklyn, but the baseball geography of the city has clearly been altered.
Van Accident Kills Parents, but Police Save Their ChildrenPolice officers managed to save three children from the burning van after it veered off the Staten Island Expressway.
State Fines New York Clinic $16.5 Million in Medicaid InquiryPatients at a Queens substance abuse clinic were given intensive treatments for minor problems, investigators said.
Waterfront Development Tests New Jerseys Handling of Toxic DumpsTown homes built on a former toxic waste site in Weehawken drew concerns that cleanup measures were insufficient.
Federal Policy Calling for More H.I.V. Testing Poses a Unique Challenge in New YorkA state law passed in the 1980s makes it impossible to carry out the new guidelines, which are voluntary.
METROPOLITAN DIARY: Dear DiaryThey gawked at the long line, opened the window, and yelled, Ive got cold beer in here! A woman standing behind me yelled back, Wrong crowd!
Prosecutors Seek Pirros Financial RecordsThe request for financial disclosure statements filed by Jeanine F. Pirro is the latest in a series of developments that have roiled her campaign.
Off Broadways Frontier Outpost Runs on DreamsLocated on a stretch where parking lots are the only businesses open after dark, 37 Arts has an address that one producer joked was "just east of dire."
City Points to Hydraulics in Cranes FallA failure in a cranes hydraulic system on Friday may have caused a four-ton steel section of the cranes rigging to plummet 20 stories onto a taxicab.
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