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Spring continues to take over with highs in the 70s and low 80s expected for the next 3 days. Winter is not ready to leave just yet, as we do have another cold front on the by the weekend. Democrats ...

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A BMW driver fatally mowed down a 1-year-old boy in front of his stricken parents in a Rego Park parking garage Saturday, police said. Little Imron Bakhtiyorov was killed by a 29-year-old man behind ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom was mocked for posing in front of a freight train to tout progress on the troubled High Speed Rail project — still years from carrying passengers despite a staggering price tag of ...

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