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A man was struck and killed Monday evening by a subway train in Manhattan. The unidentified man was struck at about 7:30 p.m. at the 110th Street subway station, police said. Full Story »

A Long Island man has been convicted in the fatal choking of a corrections officer who was moonlighting as a bouncer at a bar in the Hamptons. Full Story »

A judge has ruled that New York City must release 2,000 pages of documents related to police surveillance of protesters prior to the 2004 Republican National Convention. Full Story »

A 20-year-old homeless man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter for starting a fire that resulted in the death of a veteran Elizabeth firefighter. Full Story »

New York state is suing a New Jersey-based company that sells home study courses that promise to help customers get high-paying government jobs. Full Story »

Dennis deLeon, who served as the president of the Latino Commission on AIDS and as the New York City human rights commissioner, has died. He was 61. Full Story »

A Philadelphia man has been charged with making death threats against mayor Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Kelly. Full Story »

A tentative legal agreement has been reached that reduces rent for the next six months for thousands of tenants of Stuy Town and Peter Cooper Village as both sides work to reach a permanent settlement. 1010 WINS AUDIO: Sonia Rincon Reports Full Story »

Hundreds of people have entered the JPMorgan Chase & Co. offices to protest what they say is the bank's insufficient efforts to help struggling homeowners save their homes. Full Story »

A former employee of a northern New Jersey agency that provides services to people with cerebral palsy has been charged with stealing some $320,000 in donation checks. Full Story »

Calling him "an exploitative, opportunistic parasite," a New Jersey judge has sentenced a man to more than 27 years in state prison for sexually molesting a young woman outside a bagel shop. Full Story »

If accountants ran the NFL, it might look something like a new video game that combines the thrill of driving for a touchdown with the excitement of balancing a checkbook. Full Story »

A person familiar with the discussions says federal authorities are considering sending a Guantanamo detainee named Majid Khan to face a federal civilian trial in Brooklyn. Full Story »

Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger has auctioned one of his pilot's caps for $5,800 and will donate the proceeds to three San Francisco Bay area public schools. Photo: Mario Tama/Getty Images Full Story »

Authorities in northern New Jersey say four arrests have been made in the killing of a woman found dead in a burning automobile near Newark Liberty International Airport last year. Full Story »

Two New York men have been sentenced in the shooting and dismemberment of a pair of rivals in a drug deal gone bad. Full Story »

Campbell Soup Co. said Monday that it will cut the amount of sodium in its SpaghettiOs canned pastas by up to 35 percent, as food makers increasingly try to make healthier products for children. Full Story »

A regional airline is blaming the pilot for the commuter plane crash that killed 50 people near Buffalo. Full Story »

A man who was extradited from Guatemala has pleaded not guilty to sex abuse charges involving a 9-year-old girl in Bedford, New York. Full Story »

Mayor Bloomberg suffered a rare setback to his development agenda when the City Council voted down a proposal to redevelop a Bronx armory into a shopping mall. Full Story »

Presidents of New Jersey's public colleges and universities met with Gov.-elect Chris Christie Monday. Full Story »

A homeless man has been charged with murdering a Jersey City woman and stabbing her 9-month-old son, police say. Photo/ Steve Sandberg Full Story »

A woman will undergo a psychiatric evaluation following the discovery of more than 40 dead animals buried in her Long Island yard. Full Story »

New York's Regents have a new plan to improve public school performance that would include far more charter schools and link teacher compensation to student performance. Full Story »

A tentative legal agreement has been reached that reduces rent for thousands of tenants at a massive middle-class Manhattan complex for the next six months. Full Story »