Mayor de Blasio: 'Fearless Girl' statue can stay through Feb. 2018

Mayor de Blasio: 'Fearless Girl' statue can stay through Feb. 2018

<p>Mayor Bill de Blasio says the wildly popular statue of a young girl staring down Wall Street's famous "Charging Bull" will be allowed to remain through February 2018.</p>

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Mayor de Blasio: 'Fearless Girl' statue can stay through Feb. 2018

<p>Mayor Bill de Blasio says the wildly popular statue of a young girl staring down Wall Street's famous "Charging Bull" will be allowed to remain through February 2018.</p>

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46-year-old man stabbed to death in Fordham Heights

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Teens arrested, charged in Prospect Avenue shooting

Suspect ran off after shooting man in the leg in Belmont

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Fans travel from across the country for Jay-Z's second night at Yankee Stadium

U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham has died after a brief and unexpected illness, his office says

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Brooklyn man dead, 2 injured after gunfire erupts at Harlem basketball court

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Mayor de Blasio: 'Fearless Girl' statue can stay through Feb. 2018

<p>Mayor Bill de Blasio says the wildly popular statue of a young girl staring down Wall Street's famous &quot;Charging Bull&quot; will be allowed to remain through February 2018.</p>

Top Stories

46-year-old man stabbed to death in Fordham Heights

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Man slashed, robbed of chain in Riverdale

Teens arrested, charged in Prospect Avenue shooting

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7-year-old boy found unresponsive in Throggs Neck pool

Brooklyn man dead, 2 injured after gunfire erupts at Harlem basketball court

Motorcycle engulfed in flames in Wakefield

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Jaÿ-Z fans travel across the country for historic Yankee Stadium concert series

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Bronx man agrees to 2-year prison sentence in cat-killing case

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NYC announces $23M investment to create, preserve more than 1,100 affordable homes

NYPD inspector told officer he wanted 'biracial babies' before alleged assault, lawsuit claims

<p>Mayor Bill de Blasio says the wildly popular statue of a young girl staring down Wall Street's famous "Charging Bull" will be allowed to remain through February 2018.</p>