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The first legal cannabis dispensary in New York owned by an entrepreneur who had been previously criminalized by cannabis prohibition opened in Manhattan Tuesday.

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Kristina Moon, the widow of fallen FDNY firefighter William P. Moon II spoke to FDNY probationary recruits about the importance of organ and blood donation.

Saving lives on the job and beyond

Eastern District of New York U.S. Attorney Breon Peace announced Wednesday the takedown of a Brooklyn gun-trafficking ring. The arrests were under the federal Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, aimed to target gun trafficking.

Arrests made in gun trafficking case under the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act 

Housing Works Cannabis Co opens in New York City as the first legal cannibis dispenary in New York State.  The dispenary plans to re-invest profits within New York State to help other issues.

Housing Works Cannabis Co. is first legal cannabis dispensary in New York

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Sayfullo Saipov bowed his head as he heard the verdict in the trial for an attack that prosecutors said was inspired by his reverence for the Islamic State militant group.

NYC bike path killer convicted, could face death penalty

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New York mayor uses State of the City address to promise to target crime, illiteracy, trash, traffic and his four-legged archenemies.

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'Long Island gets closer to New York,' the MTA chairman said. The MTA solved a ventilation problem that had delayed the opening by installing a temporary wall.

Grand Central Madison opens Wednesday

The first Long Island Rail Road passenger train to Manhattan's East Side was the culmination of six decades of planning, about two decades of construction, and $11.1 billion in spending.

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The long-awaited East Side Access tunnels connecting riders to the new Grand Central Madison station opened Wednesday. NewsdayTV's Alfonso Castillo reports.

All aboard for first LIRR service into Grand Central today

Business was brisk Tuesday at the state second's legal dispensary for recreational marijuana, and the first to open under a state program giving preference for operating licenses to those with criminal convictions for marijuana, or their families.

City weed store 1st run by 'justice-involved' individual

Baimadajie Angwang, 36, a Marine Corps veteran who served in Afghanistan, said he never spied for China and suspects he became a target of prosecutors who cast a wide net over anyone with a connection to that country.

NYPD cop from LI, accused of being Chinese agent, says he was victim of prejudice

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Hundreds of firefighters and other mourners gathered at an East Islip funeral home Wednesday to pay their respects to FDNY firefighter William Moon, who suffered a fatal injury while preparing for a training exercise earlier this month.

'One of the most incredible firemen that I've ever met': FDNY Capt. describes William Moon

Irish-based Waterford Crystal has designed the Times Square ball for the last 23 years. 

Having a ball in Times Square

FDNY firefighters stood at attention during the dignified transfer ceremony as the body of William P. Moon II was taken by ambulance from the Medical Examiner's Office in lower Manhattan to Chapey Funeral Home in East Islip. Moon died last week after suffering a head injury while preparing for a training drill in Brooklyn.   

A solemn trip home to LI

New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Monday signed a package of five bills to improve diversity within the city's fire department.

5 ways Mayor Eric Adams hopes to improve diversity in FDNY

NYPD Officers Brunel Victor and Taufique Bokth were honored for racing to save a man who fell on the tracks at a Manhattan subway station on Thanksgiving.

Homeless man rescued off tracks by NYPD officers on Thanksgiving

Two New York City police officers and a bystander raced to save a man who fell on the tracks at a Manhattan subway station, plucking him out of the way of an oncoming train in a daring rescue captured by an officers body camera.

NYPD officers, bystander save man who fell onto subway tracks

The First Responders Children's Foundation held a Thanksgiving Day breakfast for first responders and their families in Manhattan. 

First Responders Children's Foundation honors families and service members with Thanksgiving breakfast  

From all over the country, people came to see the first parade without COVID restrictions since 2019

Crowds flock to 96th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

Crowds gathered in Manhattan on Wednesday ahead of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, to watch the balloons inflate.

Crowds watch as Macy's inflates balloons for Thanksgiving Day Parade  

Baby Shark, Slumberland and Toys 'R' Us are among floats that will be in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade for the first time.

New floats to watch for in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

Esther Veve, the wife of NYPD Det. Dalsh Veve, who was injured while on duty in 2017, thanked the Tunnel to Towers Foundation on Tuesday for helping pay off the mortgage in 2020 on the family home in Baldwin and building a two-car garage addition behind the residence, with space for a physical therapy room.

Tunnel to Towers Foundation helps an NYPD family in Baldwin

New York City Mayor Adams thanked all involved that stopped an Aquebogue man from acting on his alleged online threats to New York City's Jewish community.

Weekend threat against Jewish community busted

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