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NBC 4’s Marc Santia reports from East Harlem where officials took down a gang that has been causing fear in the community. 

At his weekly press conference, Mayor Eric Adams said New Yorkers need to accept that Trump is president and that he, as mayor, is not going to battle with him. However, that did come after the city announced it would sue the Trump administration over its plan to cancel another $188 million in federal migrant aid given to the city....

NBC 4’s Charles Watson reports on the death of a Palestinian teen from New Jersey in the West Bank. 

In a tragedy on Long Island, a 15-year-old boy was charged with murder and attempted murder as prosecutors alleged he stabbed his own grandmother to death and seriously injured his mom over what investigators said was a rampage that stemmed from a fight over the teen’s computer. NBC New York’s Greg Cergol reports.

The roof collapsed during a show at a popular nightclub in Santo Domingo. Among the victims killed was former Mets and Yankees pitcher Octavio Dotel, who was pulled from the rubble alive but later died at the hospital. Rescue crews are still pulling out survivors from the debris. NBC New York’s Gaby Acevedo reports.

Families gathered at City Hall, demanding to know why hundreds of NYC public schools don’t have a library — and those that do might not even have a librarian to look after it. NBC New York’s Erica Byfield reports. 

A student is recovering from several stab wounds while another faces potential charges after a stabbing inside a New Jersey high school that sent the building into lockdown for hours. NBC New York’s Sarah Wallace reports.

Sixty years later, a Long Island man is claiming he was switched at birth at a Queens hospital, and is now suing the hospital. He says his mom, dad and siblings are not his biologically speaking, and he has the DNA test to prove it. NBC New York’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.

Kevin McMahon was the third of four children, but he always felt like something was off. It wasn’t until a shocking discovery that the true reason behind his feelings became clear.

A mannequin head, live lobsters, a bucket of beans: These are just some of the things left behind in Ubers. On Tuesday, the ride-hailing service hosted a pop-up in Manhattan that allowed people to check out the weirdest lost items. NBC New York’s Gus Rosendale reports.

After a court filing indicated the charge would remain at least through the summer, the U.S. Department of Transportation said it wasn’t backing off from its immediate demands to end the tolling, saying the April 20 deadline stands