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Subway Conductor Shoved Onto Tracks In Unprovoked Attack At Brooklyn Subway Station
Authorities said the unprovoked attack happened just before 8 a.m. at the Hoyt Schermerhorn subway station.
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Fridge Fight: Refrigerator Meant To Give Free Food To The Hungry Dumped In The Ocean
A fridge fight ends up in the ocean in Rockaway Beach, Queens after a refrigerator used to help feed the hungry was stolen.
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‘Redefining The Idea Of A Hero’: New Yorkers Say Chadwick Boseman’s Legacy Touched Their Lives
Many movie fans are still in shock after learning of the death of actor Chadwick Boseman.
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MTV Makes Most Of Challenging Times, Puts On Socially Distant Video Music Awards All Over New York City
The coronavirus pandemic didn’t stop one of music’s biggest nights from happening.
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US Open Tennis Tournament Gets Underway In Queens
It’s the first of this year’s Grand Slam tennis tournaments to be played.
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NYC Preparing For 1st Day Of School, As Teachers Union Continues To Negotiate Conditions
New York City’s teachers union and City Hall continue negotiations over whether schools are safe to reopen Sept. 10.
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Basketball Hall Of Famer John Thompson Dies At 78
John Thompson, the first Black basketball coach to win a NCAA men’s national championship, has died.
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Police OT Bill For Teen's Englewood Cliffs BLM Rally Is Nixed
The teen who organized a rally to support the Black Lives Matter movement in her hometown in New Jersey is no longer on the hook, CBS says.
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Coronavirus Impact: Still-Closed Movie Theaters, Casinos In New York State Saying What About Us?
Movie theaters and casinos are anxious to reopen, as they have in most neighboring states, CBS2’s Tony Aiello reported.
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New Yorkers Planning To Stay In Hamptons Longer Than Usual Because Of COVID-19 Concerns
An influx of New York City residents, fleeing the coronavirus, landed in the Hamptons in March.
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Gov. Cuomo Criticizes Justice Department For Requesting COVID-19 Data From Public Nursing Homes
The letters seek information on whether the states violated federal law by ordering nursing homes to accept recovering COVID-19 patients.
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New Yorkers Descend On Nation’s Capital With Renewed Calls For Racial Justice On Anniversary Of March On Washington
Thousands of people across the country are headed to Washington, D.C. to march for social justice Friday.
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Shocking Video: Brazen Shootout In Broad Daylight On Crowded Sidewalk In Upper Manhattan
It happened shortly before 2 p.m. Tuesday on Audubon Avenue near West 174th Street in Washington Heights.
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Doctors Weigh In On CDC Changing Guidelines For COVID-19 Testing, Quarantine
The CDC now says people without symptoms may not need to be tested, even if they’ve been in contact with a COVID-19 positive patient.
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Road To Reopening: MoMA, New York Aquarium Welcome Back Visitors
There are more things to do in New York City starting today.
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New York City Scrambles To Find School Nurses As Some Nurses Say Schools Aren’t Prepared: ‘I Will Not Have Anyone’s Blood On My Hands’
New York City is scrambling to find hundreds of school nurses. The mayor vowed to have one nurse in every school on day one.
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Facing Threat Of Second COVID-19 Wave, Experts Say Get Your Flu Shot As Soon As You Can
It’s flu shot season and drug stores are already reminding people to get vaccinated, but is it too soon?
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NYC Schools To Focus On Social And Emotional Learning When Students Return This Fall
New York City Public Schools will reopen this fall with a special focus on students’ mental health.
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‘Let Kids Play’ — Parents, Lawmakers Sound Off On NYC Parks Department Not Issuing Permits For Youth Sports
With kids going back to school, including many sticking to remote learning, parents are relying on fall sports as an outlet.
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Large Protest Held In Manhattan Following Weekend Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake In Wisconsin
Video shows officers grab Jacob Blake’s shirt as he walks to the drivers side of an SUV, where his children were reportedly sitting inside.