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Parole Officers Warn ‘Less Is More' Law Could Have Dangerous Consequences Amid Rikers Island Crisis
Parole officers warn the law aimed at reducing overcrowding could have dangerous consequences.
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NYPD: Suspect Hiding In Queens Tree For More Than 36 Hours
The man is wanted for allegedly assaulting a woman.
New York City|News|
Subway Push Suspect Anthonia Egegbara Due In Court On Attempted Murder Charge
Police said 29-year-old Anthonia Egegbara was seen on video shoving the victim Monday at a Times Square subway station.
Wayne, NJ|News|
Parts Of New Jersey Remain Under Boil Water Advisory 6 Weeks After Ida
Residents dealing with the unsafe water want to know why it hasn't been fixed yet, CBS2's Meg Baker reported Thursday.
New York City|News|
NYC Takes Steps To Make Outdoor Dining Permanent Fixture On Streets And Sidewalks
Outdoor structures on streets and sidewalks became a lifeline for restaurants struggling during the pandemic.
New York City|News|
Group Concerned About Mercury, Other Toxins Seeks Delay To Condo Construction At South Street Seaport
The development is set to be built on the site of a former thermometer factory.
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Owner Of Midtown Shop Myzel's Chocolate Locked In Tough Lease Negotiations With Landlord; ‘I Don't Want To Lose What I Have'
The building's landlord is raising the rent and suing the store's owner, but local officials are trying to step in and help.
New York City|News|
Famed Carnegie Hall Holds First Performance Since March 2020 Shutdown, And Spectators Enjoy Every Second Of It
“After 572 days, it gives me the greatest joy to say welcome back to Carnegie Hall.”
New York City|News|
Citi Bike Rider Struck And Killed On Henry Hudson Parkway
Police said the man in his 40s was riding south near 104th Street when he was hit.
New York City|News|
New York Comic Con Returns In Person At Jacob Javits Center
Fans lined up early outside the Jacob Javits Center.
New York City|News|
Mother: Teen Shot In Brooklyn Has Surgery To Remove Bullet Fragments From Head
Police said the girl was not the intended target.
New York City|News|
Unvaccinated MTA Workers Must Now Undergo Weekly COVID Testing
The agency says the move is part of an ongoing effort to protect transit workers and customers.
New York City|News|
Woman Pushed Into Subway After Fight At Times Square Station
It happened around 8 a.m. Monday after an altercation on the platform.
Across New Jersey, NJ|News|
Murphy Threatens So-Called ‘Nuclear Option' If N.J. Residents Are Double Charged In NYC's Congestion Pricing Plan
Murphy is now threatening to use the Port Authority as a bargaining tool to keep New Jersey drivers from paying more.
Mahwah, NJ|News|
1 Killed After Gasoline Tanker Overturns In Mahwah
Massive flames and smoke poured out of the overturned gasoline tanker in Mahwah early Saturday morning.
New York City|News|
Police Searching For Missing Paramus Man Dylan Waehner-Larson
Paramus Police shared a picture of 29-year-old Dylan Waehner-Larson. He is 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighs about 175 pounds.
Across New Jersey, NJ|News|
New Jersey Car Show Goes All Electric
The event in Upper Saddle River was part of National Drive Electric Week. Enthusiasts and manufacturers showed off the latest in electri ...
Across New Jersey, NJ|News|
Plane Engine Catches Fire After Apparent Bird Strike At Atlantic City Airport
The pilot brought the plane to a stop, and everyone on board was fine.
New York City|News|
NYPD: Man Accused Of Grabbing 10-Year-Old Girl's Buttocks At Brooklyn Subway Station
Anyone with information is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-8477.
New York City|News|
‘This Isn't Just A Problem For Texas Women': 5th Annual Women's March Focuses On Fight For Abortions Rights
Rallies were held in hundreds of cities across the country, including New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh and Washington, D.C.
