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Philadelphia Might Become The First City To End Unlawful Medical Deportations

The bill, the first of its kind in the U.S., comes less than a year after a hospital in Pennsylvania attempted to deport a woman in a coma

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New York City discovers a revolutionary technology: the bin

Using crime fighting tactics, the city is taking on its rats and rubbish | United States

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NYS Ranks High Among States With Residents Who Need a Lawyer

Who needs a lawyer? Apparently New Yorkers do. Here are the kind of lawyers they are looking for the most.

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Free nutrition programs for low-income NYC families are closing at four public hospitals

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Applications for heating assistance opens soon | News, Sports, Jobs - Adirondack Daily Enterprise

Fall leaves have barely hit the ground, but utility bills will soon pivot from cooling to heating. For some New Yorkers whose utility costs are too high, prepar

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