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NYPD Looking For Suspect In Series Of Burglaries In Brooklyn; Police Estimate Stolen Property Worth More Than $30,000
At least seven incidents were reported since Oct. 2.
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Protesters Rally In Support Of Homeless Men Living In Lucerne Hotel On Upper West Side
There was a show of support Sunday for the 200 men facing removal from their hotel-turned-shelter.
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Police: Woman Critically Injured In Crash After Car Runs Red Light In Brooklyn
It happened around 12:30 a.m. Monday at the intersection of Bedford and Dekalb avenues in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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New York City Public School Parents, Teachers React To Reopening Plan: ‘Shocked Me Completely’
Less than two weeks after ordering all schools to stop in-person learning, New York City is reversing course.
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COVID In NYC: In Response To New Restrictions, Staten Island Restaurant Declares Itself An ‘Autonomous Zone’
As local COVID-19 cases continue to spike, parts of Staten Island are now in an orange zone.
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Black Friday Buzz Not The Same This Year As People Avoid In-Person Shopping
Black Friday traditionally kicks off the holiday shopping season with big sales and a crush of customers.
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Police: Thieves Steal ATM From Brooklyn Gas Station
Police are searching for the suspects who stole an ATM from a gas station in Brooklyn.
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NYPD: Man Takes New York Post Delivery Truck On Joy Ride, Crashes Into 2 Police Cars
The NYPD says the truck was stolen shortly after 3:15 a.m. from Lexington Avenue and East 42nd Street.
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Schools: The New Normal | State, New York City Make Moves To Bridge Digital Divide For Remote Learning
The digital divide has been exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Lawsuit Filed Against De Blasio Administration Over Internet Service For Students In NYC Homeless Shelters
A lawsuit has been filed against Mayor Bill de Blasio’s administration on behalf of some of New York City’s most vulnerable students.
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COVID In New York: Staten Island Reopens Coronavirus Field Hospital Not Used Since Peak Of Pandemic
COVID-19 cases are on the rise across New York, and hospitalizations are soaring.
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Man Killed In Multi-Vehicle Crash After SUV’s Tire Blows Out In Brooklyn
It happened around 1:10 a.m. Wednesday on Grand Street in Williamsburg.
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Hundreds Of Bodies Of COVID-19 Victims Lying In Freezer Trailers In Brooklyn; City Struggling To Find Next Of Kin
The city’s morgue could not hold them all.
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New York City, New Jersey Working On Ways To Shorten COVID-19 Testing Lines
With growing demand for COVID-19 testing, there has been growing frustration over long lines.
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Exclusive: Brooklyn Subway Shove Victim Tells Of Harrowing Ordeal, Says Empathy Needed For People With Mental Illness
A man who got pushed off a subway platform in Brooklyn is talking about his terrifying experience.
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Cash Rules: New York City Businesses To Face $1,000 Fine For Failing To Accept Dollars, Coins As Payment
Cash is king once again in the Big Apple.
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Bronx Produce Market Busy Distributing Food To Supermarkets And Restaurants Ahead Of Thanksgiving
With Thanksgiving this Thursday, food markets are going to be very busy this week.
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Pushes, Punches, Slashings: With Violence Getting Out Of Control On NYC Subways, Guardian Angels Step Up To Patrol
The latest incident happened at Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Sunday morning.
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Parents Of Special Needs Students Say They Are Being Shut Out Of NYC’s Learning Bridges Program
As New York City schools operate remotely, some parents say a city day care program is turning away students with special needs.
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Polly Trottenberg, New York City’s Department Of Transportation Commissioner And Champion Of ‘Vision Zero,’ Resigns
Polly Trottenberg, the commissioner of New York City’s Department of Transportation, has resigned.