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New York was the most populous state until the 1960s, and is now the fourth-most-populous state, behind California, Texas, and Florida

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AGBC News Episode 45: Billboard Barges Give Up and the 14th Street Busway

AGBC News Episode 44: Diana Nyad Swims Around Manhattan and the Corey Lidle Plane Crash

AGBC News Episode 43: Occupy Wall Street Marches and Seized Bagels

AGBC News Episode 42: De Blasio Drops Out and Christmas in September

AGBC News Episode 41: Other Early September Terror Attacks Against the City

AGBC News Episode 40: The 1990s Murder That Made NYC Safer

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AGBC Alerts

Wednesday, July 31 — 9:05pm

Protesters interrupt de Blasio at Democratic debate with calls to fire NYPD officer Pantaleo, who placed Eric Garner in a chokehold

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Monday, July 29 — 11:28am

Another bicyclist struck and killed in Sunset Park this morning, bringing the total number of deaths to 18 this year

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Monday, July 29 — 11:17am

Marijuana legislation takes a tiny step forward in New York with new law downgrading possession to a fine

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Tuesday, July 16 — 9:05am

How the Opioid Crisis Arrived at New York’s Commuter Hubs

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Monday, July 15 — 10:54pm

Citi Bike Expansion Revealed — And It’s a Slow Rollout

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