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This is the All Local from 1010 Wins.

I'm Linda Lopez and here are today's top local stories.

A new report out finds that in 2024,

poverty in New York City

rose for a third year in a row.

It's called the Poverty Report.

It tracks a representative sample of 3,000 families

and it found that in 2024,

more than a quarter of the city's families

are living in poverty.

With rising prices and reductions

or limits to public assistance,

the responders indicated that at points in time,

they could not always afford a meal,

pay for utilities or go to the doctor.

The 26% who live below the poverty line

is twice the national average.

The study even indicates that a family

of four making $100,000 a year is also struggling.

Julia Papa, 1010 Wins, on 92-3 FM.

Two people have died and multiple people are injured

after a multi-car crash last night

on the Southern State Parkway.

And state police say a woman is now under arrest.

Police ate 36-year-old Diana Kutate-Ladze

was driving around drunk and headed westbound

right near exit 17 in Hemsted, around 1015 last night

when she reportedly lost control

and flew into the eastbound lanes of the Southern state.

Authorities say she hit several vehicles

before hitting a black Toyota Highlander head on.

Two people in the Highlander, 82-year-old Donald Maxwell

and 88-year-old Leecent Maxwell,

were pronounced dead at the scene.

Several other drivers and passengers

were transported to local hospitals.

One person said to be in critical condition.

The others have injuries that are considered non-life

threatening.

Kutate-Ladze now facing several charges,

including aggravated vehicular homicide.

Bronx Congressman Richie Torres has picked up

a major endorsement in his bid for reelection

in New York's 15th district.

House Democratic leader Hakim Jeffery's backing

Torres writing the Bronx deserves a representative

with Richie's tenacity, track record, and commitment

to getting real results for working families.

Torres has represented his district in the Bronx since 2021.

He says he's honored to have the endorsement,

but faces several challenges from the left,

including former assembly member Michael Blake,

Public Defender, Galarni Nemoren,

and political organizer Jose Vega.

The Peter Pan diner is back up and running in Bayshore.

It's like cheese, everybody knows your name.

Customers, very happy to see the large sign on the door

that reads, yes, we're open.

The Peter Pan diner here in Bayshore

in business for 70 years, just reopened after fire,

destroyed the building nearly two years ago.

They make the best seafood best you could imagine.

Owner Peter Lanzara says he missed his customers.

I had to make a choice.

Do I just retire?

Do I come back?

And the reason why I came back, I have to say

is because of the friendships.

He has new items on the menu, along with the good old favorites.

So if he holds 10, 10 wins on 92, 3 FM on the guideline.

A man accused of attacking another man at Penn Station

now under arrest.

This was Saturday evening, shortly before 7 o'clock,

on the C&E subway platform.

Police say it was 21-year-old Nasadir Tate

from Hillside, New Jersey, who punched a 55-year-old

who had bumped into him.

About five minutes later, that man fell unconscious.

He was rushed to Linux Hill Hospital, but was pronounced dead.

NJ Transit Trains, well, they're on the move again

after Friday's wire problems on the portal bridge.

It is back on track, but so are those delays.

Mike here just trying to get home after quite the night.

Honestly, I mean, the stops, the delays.

It's not fun, you know, waiting around all night.

You know, especially when you have a long night at the club

and you're trying to get home, you know,

the delays just doesn't help anybody.

Miner set back aside, NJ Transit service

back to normal after they fix this weekend's wire problem.

That's after a month-long repair to the portal bridge.

But Mike says his way of getting around while it was down.

Driving.

He drove instead.

Yeah, driving.

You know, they say the sacrifice was short term,

but it's good to be back.

Amanda Alexander, 1010 wins on 92 3 FM at Penn Station.

A woman was stabbed at a bus stop in Queens this morning.

This happened just before 620 AM at 94th Street and 23rd Avenue.

The 30-year-old was stabbed in the hand and in the back

before being taken to Elmhurst Hospital,

where she is expected to recover.

So far, no arrests have been made,

and there's really no word yet on what led to that attack.

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