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NYPD Investigating Citywide Bank Robbery Pattern; Man Accused Of Stealing More Than $4,000 From 5 Banks
The most recent robbery happened Saturday at a TD Bank on Broadway, police said Sunday.
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Confused About COVID-19 Mask Guidance? Here's The Current State Of Play In New York City
You also have to wear one when you are using public transportation or for-hire vehicles, or come in contact with customers at work.
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Paterson Mother Charged With Murder In 7-Year-Old's Death
A mother has been charged with murder after a child was stabbed to death and a teenager was injured in Paterson, New Jersey, on Saturday.
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3 Teens Charged In Manhattan Subway Attacks, Police Release Video Of New Suspect Believed To Be Group's Lookout
Police took four teens into custody Friday, but police sources told CBS2 one was released after questioning and not charged.
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Armed Suspects Impersonated Police, Handcuffed Women During Alleged Bronx Home Invasion, NYPD Says
It happened just after midnight on April 27, but police just released surveillance video of the suspects inside the home.
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Caught On Camera: Driver Runs Red Light, Slams Into Another Car In The Bronx
Police are looking for the driver who went through a red light and slammed into a Honda SUV in Williamsbridge.
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Man Found Fatally Shot Inside Car In Queens
When they arrived at the scene, they found the 26-year-old victim in the driver’s seat. Police say he was shot while driving.
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Pro-Palestine Protesters Block Traffic On Gowanus Expressway
Citizen video from Saturday evening shows crowds in Brooklyn blocking traffic on the Gowanus Expressway as part of a pro-Palestine rally.
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Bronx Man Takes It Upon Himself To Clean Up NYC Park, But City Says Not So Fast
A Bronx man used his pandemic downtime clearing brush, installing benches and drawing up plans for big improvements.
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New York Lawmakers Propose Creating Highway Safety Corridor On Southern State Parkway
A deadly stretch of a Long Island parkway could soon be subject to hefty driver fines for speeding and other infractions.
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Thomas Valva Case: Ex-NYPD Officer Michael Valva, Former Fiancée Angela Pollina Appear In Court For Pre-Trial Hearing
Valva’s father, an NYPD cop at the time, and his live-in girlfriend were arrested and charged with child abuse and murder.
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Questions Linger After Death Of 12-Year-Old Romy Vilsaint: Family Says He Was Bullied At School But ‘Nobody Is Telling Us Anything'
This after 12-year-old Romy Vilsaint died unexpectedly last week, they say after being bullied at school.
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Video Shows Marjorie Taylor Greene Taunting New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez At Capitol Office In 2019
“If you want to be a big girl, you need to get rid of your diaper and come out and be able to talk to the American citizens,” Greene said.
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Crucifix Toppled, American Flag Destroyed At Brooklyn Church
The damaged crucifix was found by the parish pastor early Friday morning at St. Athanasius Roman Catholic Church in Bensonhurst.
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NYPD: 4 Suspects In Custody After 3 Subway Riders Slashed Within Minutes In Lower Manhattan
The attacks happened at Union Square, Brooklyn Bridge station, Astor Place station and Columbia Circle station.
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As NYC Restaurants Struggle To Find Applicants, Workers Say They Need To Increase Wages
Economists say U.S. job growth is moving much slower than expected, and among all sectors, restaurants seem to be having the hardest time.
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With Injuries Piling Up Across New York City, Mayor De Blasio Is Considering Bicycles Being Required To Have License Plates
Cyclists in New York City frequently ride the wrong way on one-way streets or run through red lights, prompting a call for license plates.
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New York State Board Of Regents Approves New Guidelines On How To Create More Equity In School Curriculums
The Board of Regents approved guidelines on how to create more equity. They include delving deeper into the country's painful past.
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Judge Dismisses National Rifle Association's Bankruptcy Case, Leaving Group Open To New York Lawsuit
Judge Harlin Hale said in a written order that he was dismissing the case because he found the bankruptcy was not filed in good faith.
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Pro-Palestine, Pro-Israel Protesters Clash In Manhattan Over Escalating Crisis In The Middle East
Israel stepping up its attacks on the Gaza strip Wednesday, targeting a nine-story residential building and firing rockets.
