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In what Governor Hocal called another miracle on the Hudson, a small plane that took off from MacArthur Airport,

crashed in the Hudson upstate Monday with both the pilot and passenger surviving.

The Cessna 172 went down near Newberg. Exactly what went wrong is still unclear.

It was back in 2019 when under Bill de Blasio, the city council passed a master street's plan,

mandating 150 new miles of protected bus lanes, and 250 miles of new protected ones over five years.

Well, cut to seven years later, and the Mamdani administration is now dealing with that,

what did and did not get accomplished between then and now.

The Mamdani administration is saying they want to bring the street's master plan back to life

after failures by Eric Adams to do so.

We would love to see a real budgetary and political commitment to transform the streets of New York City.

That'll be reflected in the budget that the council and the mayor agreed to.

Ben furnace of transportation alternatives will join other advocates for this rally before the council hearing this morning,

demanding the DOT build out these bike and bus lanes.

He says the money has to be there.

We want to see real resources dedicated to this.

We want to see DOT empowered to do these great and important street changes that New York families deserve.

And exactly how the DOT can catch up on the project is what advocates hope to hear at this council meeting.

Glant shock 1010 wins 92 3 FM at city hall.

Still plenty of unanswered questions about the ice arrest of a Columbia University student who was later released

with help from both Mayor Mamdani and President Trump.

Some local lawmakers were among those demanding answers at a rally Monday.

Manhattan borough president Brad Hoyleman Seagull said the arrest has sown fear and distrust on campus.

Are you hiding something from the public and the press and the Columbia University community

and the wider community here in morningside heights?

Both the NYPD and Columbia have declined to share video that state assemblyman Michael Lascher said could answer key questions.

Did they violate the law? For example, did they impersonate a police officer in the course of abducting Ellie?

An NYPD spokesperson said once its officers verify the agents were from ice, they left the scene.

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The NYPD out with the latest crime stats and appears to be mixed news.

Police Commissioner Jessica Tish saying January and February saw an all-time low in shootings and murders on record for the first two months of a year.

There's also been an 8% drop in overall crime.

At the same time, crime in the subways is up by a lot.

18.5% that is 30 more incidents than the same two months of 2025.

The NYPD says that was felony assaults and nonviolent grand larcenies.

And they say it was likely due to the cold weather forcing more of the homeless and mentally ill to seek shelter undergrounds.

There was a stabbing in the subway in Queens yesterday, a woman at a finger-slashed while trying to defend another woman who was stabbed in the back.

That was during an argument with two others on an 8-trained at the Rockaway Boulevard station, so far no arrests.

It was two weeks ago that Manhattan resident Gabriella Fussner's dog, a sharp-pay named APA, ran off.

She tells 1010 wins she was doing everything, posting flyers, hiring a dog trapper, even talking to an animal psychic when she asked her boyfriend to help.

Instead of just posting the flyer on Instagram, he actually turned the flyer into a weed bag.

Yeah, so he put the flyer on the weed bag and that kind of went viral on TikTok and Instagram.

That is when she says the crazy calls started coming in.

People messaging me from eye-cloud emails or eye-messaging me from various emails saying that they have my dog and let's meet up right now.

And then I'd be like, okay, cool. And then they'd be like, can you send me $30 for gas? I need gas to get to the point to the place.

Despite that, Gabriella says she is not giving up.

An 11-year-old taken into custody for allegedly stabbing a 12-year-old at school that followed some kind of argument between the two at IS-218 in the Bronx.

The victim taken a Lincoln hospital and is stable, charges against the 11-year-old are pending.

Meantime one parent tells the Daily News, as of last night, they had yet to be officially notified by the principal that this happened.

The DOE says the families of students involved had been immediately notified and that counseling is being provided.

The New York City Council are looking at legislation now that would ban private businesses from tracking your face and voice just for doing everyday things.

Councilwoman Chihanna Hanif, who sponsors one of the bills, said New Yorkers shouldn't have to give up identifying features just to buy groceries.

What happens if that data is breached? Many of us know the feeling of discovering our credit card information has been stolen.

It's invasive and frightening. But you can cancel a credit card.

Opponents say the bills go too far. Robert Tappin represents the International Biometrics and Identity Association.

Facial recognition is not a luxury. It is a frontline defense against shoplifting, fraud, trespassing, and violent crime.

Large retailers like Macy's and Wegmans use biometric surveillance in New York City. Marla Diamond, 1010 wins on 92-3 FM.

New York's honorary dog mayor has had quite the schedule in recent days.

Hi, it's Councilmember Harvey Epstein today with a special announcement with the dog mayor Simon.

Yeah, that's from a social media video in which Epstein revealed some big news for the city's animal lovers.

I'm proud to announce that the city council is creating an animal welfare caucus.

It will focus on making our city more animal friendly and helping to ensure that caring for pets is affordable and accessible for families.

Epstein telling 1010 wins. There's a lot they can do.

We can focus on legislation. We can focus on funding. We can focus on policy changes in the city to do better for the animals that live here.

Whether they're technically live with someone or they live wild.

Well, the move was quickly praised by the group's voters for animal rights, ny class, the ASPCA, and humane world for animals.

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