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News from NBC New York – September 16, 2026

By Big New York · 09/16/2026 · Updated 09/16/2026

NBC New York published several updates today. This digest highlights the main items selected from the source feed, with links back to the original reports for full context.

Can bus stop gardens help reduce flooding and keep commuters cool? NYC hopes so

This item from NBC New York focuses on: Can bus stop gardens help reduce flooding and keep commuters cool? NYC hopes so. Read the original source for full details and official context.

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Paralyzed minor leaguer leaves NJ hospital more than two months after spinal-cord injury

This item from NBC New York focuses on: Paralyzed minor leaguer leaves NJ hospital more than two months after spinal-cord injury. Read the original source for full details and official context.

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Record lows in shootings, spike in assaults: NYPD details latest crime data trends

This item from NBC New York focuses on: Record lows in shootings, spike in assaults: NYPD details latest crime data trends. Read the original source for full details and official context.

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‘This will be your last day on Earth': Woman arrested after Metro-North train threat

This item from NBC New York focuses on: ‘This will be your last day on Earth': Woman arrested after Metro-North train threat. Read the original source for full details and official context.

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Two stabbed during fight at Westchester Community College, officials say

This item from NBC New York focuses on: Two stabbed during fight at Westchester Community College, officials say. Read the original source for full details and official context.

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