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AAA: More Drivers Speeding On NYC Streets Since Coronavirus Pandemic Lockdown Started
The organization says there was an increase in speed-camera violations from mid-March to May citywide.
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‘We Just Wanna Stay In Business’: NYC Restaurants Struggling To Stay Afloat As Indoor Dining Is Postponed Indefinitely
The restaurant industry has been devastated by the coronavirus pandemic and many are trying to find ways to adapt just to stay afloat.
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New York City’s Alternate Side Parking Suspended For Another Week
New York City drivers are getting a break from alternate side parking for another week, the mayor announced Friday.
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Absentee Ballots Still Being Counted From Last Month’s Primary In New York
The New York City Board of Elections is still processing absentee ballots from last month’s primaries.
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Streets Surrounding NYPD Precincts Remain Barricaded Even As Protests, Tensions Calm Down
The streets surrounding many police precincts have been blocked off since protests started at the end of May.
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Mayor Says AG’s Proposal To Have Committee Oversee NYPD ‘Just Won’t Work’
“In terms of that particular proposal, I don’t think it will work. I think it would be counterproductive,” de Blasio said
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With Gun Violence Rampant, NYPD Appoints Chief Of Community Affairs To Help Mend Relationship With Public
The NYPD has tapped a new leader to help repair its tense relationship with the community.
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State Administrative Judge Grants All-Female Volunteer EMT Company In Brooklyn License To Operate Ambulance
CBS2 has an update on an all-female volunteer EMT company in Brooklyn.
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Salvation Army Of Greater New York Provides Kids With ‘Camp In A Box’
Though its traditional summer camp may be canceled, the Salvation Army is sending what it hopes to be a fun experience right to homes.
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Possible Bird Strike Forces Delta Air Lines Jet To Land At JFK
A plane from Miami bound for LaGuardia Airport was diverted to John F. Kennedy International Airport following a possible bird strike.
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New York City Expanding Internet Access For Low-Income Residents With Funding Cut From NYPD Budget
De Blasio said $87 million of the $157 million project will come from the NYPD’s capital budget.
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Brooklyn Nets’ Kyrie Irving Producing TV Special On Breonna Taylor
The special is titled #SayHerName: Breonna Taylor and it’s set to air on the PlayersTv digital and broadcast network Wednesday, July 10.
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Joey Chestnut Breaks Record, Putting Away 75 Hot Dogs In Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest
A July 4th celebration went from the boardwalk to the bunker this year.
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9/11 Memorial Plaza Reopens After Coronavirus Pandemic Closure
The 9/11 Memorial Plaza in lower Manhattan reopened Saturday after being closed since March because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Protesters Continue Fight For Racial Justice Over Holiday Weekend At ‘Confronting July 4th’ March In Brooklyn
While many spent July 4th at barbecues and picnics, others used the day to continue the fight for racial justice.
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14 People Hurt In Bronx Apartment Fire; More Than 100 Firefighters Respond
More than a dozen people were hurt in a fire that tore through a Bronx apartment building.
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With Pandemic, NYC Taxi Drivers' Livelihoods Hang In The Balance
The city, with help from the National Guard, started a program that pays cab drivers to deliver food to low-income housebound residents.
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Phase 3 Begins Monday In NYC, With Salons, Dog Parks, Basketball Courts Among Those To Reopen; Indoor Dining Not Allowed
New York City is preparing for Phase 3 reopening on Monday. It will mean more access to salon-type services and outdoor areas.
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New York City Said To Be On Track To Have Adequate Supply Of PPE If There’s Second Wave Of Coronavirus
When the COVID-19 pandemic slammed New York City in March, the lack of PPE was glaringly obvious.
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Yankees, Mets Return To The Ballpark As 2020 MLB Season Preparation Begins
On Wednesday, the Yankees and Mets reported for spring training 2.0 at their home ballparks.