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Investigation Finds Some NYC Hotels Fail To Adequately Clean Rooms Between Guests
Hotels are making dramatic changes to the way they clean amid the pandemic, but they’re not all living up to these higher standards.
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Treasure Hunting ‘Scavengers’ Reunite Woman With Engagement Ring She Lost In Ocean At Rockaway Beach
Imagine losing your engagement ring in the ocean. Chances are you’d never see it again.
New York City|News|
Teachers In Queens Feed The Families Of Their Students To Prevent ‘Catastrophic’ Situation
Months of selflessness by New York City school teachers kept families from going hungry during the worst of the pandemic.
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15 NYC Pools Set To Open By Aug. 1
New Yorkers hoping to beat the heat in city swimming pools will have to wait a while longer.
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Federal Officials Issue Warning About ‘Face Mask Exemption’ Card Scam
There’s a new warning about a bizarre scam surrounding face masks.
West Village, NY|News|
Stonewall Inn Avoids Closure With Help From Generous Donors
Generous donations helped save the historic Stonewall Inn.
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Day Camps Open In New York, Several Challenges Remain In COVID-19 Era: ‘We Are Still Trying To Bring That Camp Magic’
Monday was a big day in New York state as some day camps opened up, but many are still closed.
Queens, NY|News|
Report: A-Rod, Jennifer Lopez Among Seven MLB Pre-Approved Potential Buyers For Mets
The rumors of Alex Rodriguez and Jennifer Lopez’s interest in buying the New York Mets have persisted for several months.
Mid Hudson Valley, NY|News|
Broadway Show ‘Super You’ Captivates Drive-In Movie Theater In Small N.Y. Town
A sold-out crowd welcomed back live theater on Saturday night.
New York City|News|
Whoa! A Sinkhole Nearly Swallowed A Car In The East Village
A sinkhole opened up in the East Village early Sunday morning, nearly swallowing a parked car.
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Alternate Side Parking, New York Waterway Ferry Service Resume Monday
Attention drivers: Alternate side parking returns Monday in New York City.
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De Blasio Further Restricts Use Of Solitary Confinement In NYC Jails, Calls For End To It Altogether
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Monday new restrictions on the use of solitary confinement at New York City jails.
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17-Year-Old Basketball Star Brandon Hendricks Shot To Death In The Bronx Just Days After Graduating High School
A 17-year-old was killed overnight in the Bronx, just days after graduating high school.
Brooklyn, NY|News|
Brooklyn Reports Highest Unemployment Numbers In New York State
One of the hardest hit areas in terms of COVID cases, Brooklyn now appears to have the highest number of people applying for unemployment.
New York City|News|
Air Travel In Coronavirus Age: CBS2 Gets Firsthand Look At Safety Precautions At Area Airports
Thinking of flying anytime soon?
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Retired NYPD Officer Facing Charged After Shooting That Injured Bystander In Queens
A retired NYPD officer faces assault charges after a shooting inside a Queens restaurant.
New York City|News|
De Blasio Again Warns Of 22,000 City Employee Layoffs If No Budget Help Is Forthcoming
The mayor said he is negotiating with lawmakers in Albany to allow New York City to borrow.
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AMBER Alert Canceled: 15-Year-Old Ahsan Ali Found Safe
An AMBER Alert has been canceled after one was issued for a missing 15-year-old boy in Queens.
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MTA: Subway Ridership Surpasses 1 Million People For First Time Since March
As New Yorkers return to work, more people are starting to use mass transit.
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If You’ve Noticed A COVID-19 Surcharge On A Recent Bill, You’re Not Alone
This new fee popping up is meant to cover added safety costs for businesses in the pandemic, but it’s getting mixed reviews.