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NYC taxi drivers rip off passengers by $8.3 million
New York City taxi drivers have been caught out overcharging passengers by $8.3 million in the past two years. The drivers were found to have been setting their meters at double rate and at least 1.8 million rides were wrongly charged.
 A bill introduced in the New York Legislature would ban the use of salt in restaurant cooking, if it is passed. Restaurants would be fined $1,000 for each violation. |  Former New York Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik, once dubbed "America's Cop" for his leadership after Sept. 11, was sentenced on Thursday to 48 months in prison for failing to report income and loans and lying to White House officials. |
New York to Receive $83M in Stimulus Funds for New Rail StationMatthew Schuerman WNYC 02/17/2010 | International Toy Fair kicks off in New York CityLuke Funk My FOX NY 02/15/2010 |
 The long-delayed plan to construct a new rail gateway at New York's main post office is set to receive $83 million in federal stimulus funds. |  The 107th "American International Toy Fair" is underway at the Jacob Javits Center. |
In New York City, Lincoln Loses a Tower, but He Still Has the TunnelSAM ROBERTS The New York Times 02/13/2010 | Transformer explosion shatters NY building windowsMARCUS FRANKLIN The Washington Post 02/12/2010 |
 Think “Lincoln” and “New York,” and the juxtaposition would most likely conjure up the tunnel or the performing arts center. Until this year, it might have also evoked the majestic Lincoln Building at 60 East 42nd Street. |  NEW YORK -- An explosion in a transformer underneath a Manhattan sidewalk sent flames up the front of a landmark building Thursday, shattering windows and blackening the front of several stories. No injuries were reported. |
New York's vehicle-free Broadway mall to stay, mayor says The Seattle Times 02/12/2010 | Chilling aerial photos of 9/11 attack released Los Angeles Times 02/11/2010 |
 NEW YORK — New York's experiment that closed parts of Broadway to vehicular traffic last spring will become permanent, city officials said Thursday, even though it fell short of achieving its chief objective: improving traffic flow. |  NEW YORK - A trove of aerial photographs of the collapsing World Trade Center was widely released this week, offering a rare and chilling view from the heavens of the burning twin towers and the apocalyptic shroud of smoke and dust that settled over the city. |
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