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Limose Dort, Mother Of 4, Shot Dead In Brooklyn: ‘A Courageous And Resilient Person Who Loved Her Children'
Religious leaders are calling for stepped up police patrols In high crime neighborhoods.
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Months After Contracting COVID, Long Island Teen Diagnosed With Blood Flow Syndrome Triggered By Infections
With her suture kit, at just 13 years old, Samantha Petraglia is already prepping for surgery.
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GM Extends Recall To Cover All Chevy Bolts Due To Fire Risk
The recall and others raise questions about lithium ion batteries, which now are used in nearly all electric vehicles.
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NYPD: Suspect Shoved 76-Year-Old To Ground, Stole $300 Chain
Anyone with information is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-8477.
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Final Preparations Being Made For ‘We Love NYC: The Homecoming Concert' In Central Park
It has been a week full of music throughout New York City.
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Tracking Henri: Utility Companies Warn Residents Could Be Without Power For Days
It brings the first hurricane warning to our area in a decade, CBS2's Christina Fan reported Saturday.
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Crown Heights, 30 Years Later: Looking Back On The Riot That Tore The City Apart
A cauldron of simmering racial tensions and polarizing politics grabbed the national spotlight.
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Carriage Horse Controversy Swirls After Fresh Allegations Of Abuse
Animal activists say a horse has been forced to work despite being emaciated and having open wounds.
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Brooklyn Students Spend Summer Digging Up Sunken Gravestones: ‘It Feels Like We've Achieved The Impossible'
On a hill in Green-Wood Cemetery, a group of students is digging up gravestones and restoring history.
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Rally Against Anti-Asian Hate Held As NYPD Reports 363% Increase In Hate Crimes
Potri Ranka Manis is a front-line health worker who was assaulted on the subway while handing out face masks.
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71-Year-Old Queens Man Arrested After Allegedly Shooting Store Clerk During Attempted Robbery
It happened just before 2 p.m. on Aug. 12 at a grocery store on Hillside Avenue between Sutphin Boulevard and 146th Street in Briarwood.
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Mayor De Blasio Issues New Mask Mandates For Unvaccinated NYPD Officers
Mayor de Blasio has issued new guidelines requiring officers to show proof of vaccination or keep face coverings on when inside buildings.
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R. Kelly Trial: Accusers Expected To Take The Stand On Day 2 Of Testimony
The R&B star faces multiple charges, including sexually exploiting minors, forced labor and more.
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Exclusive: Picture On Social Media Starts Chain Of Events Leading To Rescue Of Teenage Girl From Staten Island Missing 4 Months
“It was in the morning, I’m working. I see an email. It says ‘help’ in the line. I soon realize it was real,” New Jersey attorney Jim Lynch.
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5 Men Wounded In Drive-By Shooting While Playing Dice In Brooklyn
As CBS2’s John Dias reports, crime scene tape now wraps around scattered chairs and shell casing lay next to dice on the sidewalk.
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Broadway Restaurant Joe Allen Reopens For Business
The restaurant on 46th Street briefly reopened last fall but soon had to shut down again.
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Caught On Video: Man Stomps On Pride Flag Outside Queens Home
It happened shortly after 5:30 p.m. on August 3 outside a home on 190th Street in Fresh Meadows.
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Animal Control Officials: Pair Of Pit Bulls Found Abandoned In New Jersey's Eagle Rock Reservation
“This poor dog was completely emaciated. He probably needs to gain 20 pounds,” resident Daryn Sirota said.
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NYPD Precincts Collecting Supplies For Haiti In Wake Of Deadly Earthquake
At least 724 people have been confirmed dead, and thousands more have been injured.
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Sen. Schumer Urges Law Enforcement To Go After Fake Vaccination Cards Being Sold On The Internet
New York’s senior senator’s request comes after reports of counterfeit vaccination cards being sold on the internet.
