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The chilly snap continues — and is getting worse — after at least 10 people were found dead outside in the cold over the last few days.

Crosswalks remain covered in snow, even as the city issues hundreds of violations to private property owners.

Officials say many of the people had contact with city shelter services.

Service was still warming up after the storm caused delays and outages.

With streets mostly plowed and schools set to reopen, city officials are warning New Yorkers to stay cautious as wind chills plunge and ice remains.

The circumstances were under investigation, but Mayor Mamdani noted that for the unhoused, the intense cold can be fatal.

More than a half-foot of snow fell across the city and even more in New Jersey.

Private property owners be warned: The city will fine you for failing to shovel a sidewalk.

But cycling advocates say the new rules are too restrictive.

The NYPD said it found Elquan Tillman with multiple gunshot wounds

The weather forecast looks unpleasant late this week and over the weekend.

Officials say there's no indication the cases are linked to last year's Harlem outbreak.