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In the spirit of celebrating New York's awesomeness for no particular reason, we've rounded up some of our favorite celebs that put on for their city in their own fashionable ways.  
45-year-old Wei Chu Wu has been accused of setting fire to a five-story building following an argument with the mother of his child. 
Pascal, 35, is being charged with sexually assaulting five women, the youngest of which were 11-years-old and 14-years-old.
Even in light of all the crime and bizarre homicides that have happened in New York City this year, NYPD data shows that the murder rate is on track to reach its lowest level in over half a century!
While police try to piece together the motive behind Brandon Woodard's professional "hit" style death, new details about his background could help investigators come up with a complete picture.
Yesterday, in the busy Columbus Circle area of Midtown Manhattan, Brandon Lincoln Woodward was the victim of an apparent targeted "hit" after a man shot him, execution-style, in the back of his head.
The poster was created by Pamela Geller, Executive Director of the American Freedom Defense Initiative and this isn't the first time she has caused a major stir.
Suspect Naeem Davis, who has been arraigned for second-degree murder in the case, told reporters Wednesday that he was the one attacked. 
Photojournalists have struggled for years between being either human or journalist first. At the risk of becoming the news themselves, photojournalists hold tight to their objectivity; if not they may lose their credibility as a journalist, or worse, become a victim as well. 
After New York City police took him in for questioning on Tuesday, Naeem Davis, 30, was arrested on a charge of murder Wednesday for shoving a subway rider to his death.
In one of the most tragic incidents we have seen in awhile, a New York City man was pushed to his death while waiting for a train at a Times Square subway station. 
New York has come a long way; here are some of the neighborhoods that have made the most drastic changes. 
For the first time in recent history, no one was shot, stabbed, murdered, or slashed in the Big Apple, reports the NYPD. 
An ugly ad is rearing its head on the New York City subways, as advertisements equating Muslim radicals with savages appeared underground on Monday, drawing immediate criticism from some riders.
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