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Japanese Jazz Pianist Tadataka Unno Speaks Out About Subway Attack That Left Him Badly Injured
A well known musician badly injured after being attacked near his home in Harlem is speaking out about the incident.
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5-Year-Old Queens Author Egypt Bush Tackles Coronavirus With Series Of Stories Featuring Superheroes
During the coronavirus pandemic we’re all struggling to come up with constructive ways to spend time at home.
New York City|News|
One World Trade Center Observatory Reopening In November
You’ll soon be able to once again get a look at New York City from 100 stories up.
New York City|News|
At Least 3 Dead After Night Of Gun Violence In New York City
It was a night of deadly gun violence in New York City.
Queens, NY|News|
Police Identify Suspect Wanted For Raping Woman In Queens Alley
The NYPD has identified a man accused of raping a woman in a Queens alleyway.
New York City|News|
As New Yorkers Rethink Mass Transit, Here’s What To Do With Money Already On Your Metrocard
For pay-per-ride, the MTA says the value will remain on your card until the expiration date.
Upper West Side, NY|News|
Stay Extended For Homeless Residents At Lucerne Hotel
Homeless shelter residents will be able to stay in an Upper West Side hotel for at least a few more weeks.
New York City|News|
Study: Nearly 1/4 Of New York City Transit Workers Came Down With COVID-19
Nearly a quarter of New York City’s frontline transit workers may have contracted the coronavirus.
New York City|News|
Watch Live: NYPD Briefing On Election Day Security
The NYPD is set to hold a briefing on election day security in New York City.
New York City|News|
Rare Photo Of 1923 New York Yankees Up For Auction Online
A rare photo of the 1923 New York Yankees is now up for auction online.
Brooklyn, NY|News|
MTA Shows Off Improvements At Bedford Avenue L Station As Major Construction On Brooklyn Side Of Restoration Project Ends
The MTA showed off new improvements at the Bedford Avenue L station in Brooklyn.
New York City|News|
Churches Remain Closed In New York City’s Coronavirus Hot Zones Following Judge’s Ruling
Churches in New York’s coronavirus cluster zones will remain closed by court order.
Upper West Side, NY|News|
Teenagers Start Shoe Drive On UWS To Help The Homeless
They’re taking the next step to help others take some steps of their own.
Queens, NY|News|
CBS2 Gets Action In Astoria, But Loud Car Meet-Ups Continue In Another Part Of Queens
Car stunts through Queens streets and parking lots have become a new normal during the coronavirus pandemic.
New York City|News|
8 Hurt In Overnight Fire At Bronx Apartment Building
At least eight people were injured when a fire broke out at an apartment building in the Bronx.
New York City|News|
See It: Bride And Groom Share Impromptu First Dance On Streets Of New York City
A bride and groom enjoyed an impromptu first dance on the streets of New York.
New York City|News|
19-Year-Old Woman Killed, 2 Men Wounded In Bronx Shooting
Police are on the scene of a triple shooting in the Bronx.
New York City|News|
NYPD: Attack On Hasidic Jewish Man Under Investigation As Attempted Robbery, Not Hate Crime
Police say an attack on a Hasidic Jewish man in Brooklyn was an attempted robbery and not a hate crime.
New York City|News|
Top Wall Street Executive Ray McGuire Announces He’s Running For Mayor
A top Wall Street executive says he’s leaving his job and running for mayor of New York City.
New York City|News|
City Says Woman Killed By Falling Debris From Times Square Building May Have Been At Fault
There’s new information in the case of a woman killed by falling debris from a building in Times Square.
