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Local Lawmakers, Advocates Calling On Government To Provide More Accessibility At NYC Subway Stations
They're demanding the installation of elevators at the 14th Street subway stops in Manhattan.
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11 Rikers Island Correction Officers Reportedly Injured After Week-Long String Of Attacks By Inmates
According to the correction officers' union, the latest attack on Thursday left one officer injured.
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COVID Vaccine: 1,000 Johnson & Johnson Shots Allocated For New York City Bodega Owners And Workers
Worker Ali Saleh said employees took all the precautions to protect themselves from COVID-19 and look forward to getting the vaccine.
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United Airlines Returns To JFK Airport Following 5-Year Break
The carrier's current CEO said it was a mistake to leave JFK back in 2015.
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LIRR Adds More Trains Monday, Reversing Controversial Service Cuts
The reduced schedule was prompted by a steep decline in passenger traffic since the pandemic began.
Wayne, NJ|News|
Clifton Man Targeted Store Clerk In Attempted Stabbing Because He Believed She Was Mexican, Officials Say
The incident happened inside a grocery store on Main Avenue near West First Street in Clifton.
New Brunswick, NJ|News|
New Brunswick Musician Steve Shimchick Goes Viral With ‘Trash Love' Livestream
"There's a sense of community on the streams, and there's a sense of communit that I think a lot of people have been missing."
Bridgewater, NJ|News|
Demanding Answers: New Jersey Residents Frustrated As MVC Closures Cause Tens Of Thousands Of Canceled Appointments
MVC offices have had their fair share of closures. It happens every time an employee tests positive for COVID-19.
Newark, NJ|News|
COVID In New Jersey: With Hospitalizations On The Rise, Third Wave Fears Are Growing Among Medical Experts
Shereef Elnahal, the president and CEO of University Hospital in Newark, said he is concerned by the increase.
New York City|News|
Most Lawmakers, Residents Eager To See What Legalized Marijuana Does For New York's COVID-Stricken Economy
New York becomes state #15, allowing those 21 and older to legally have 3 ounces for personal use and a limited number of plants at home.
New York City|News|
Queens Mail Carrier Accused Of Stealing Credit Card From Postal Route, Using It For Plastic Surgery
Small faces identity theft and larceny charges.
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NYC's Greek-American Community Celebrates 200th Anniversary Of Greek Independence Day
Mayor Bill de Blasio was on hand for a small celebration at the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America.
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Dr. Bobby Brown, 5-Time Champion With New York Yankees, Dies At Age 96
On the final day of the 1947 season, 22-year-old rookie Bobby Brown watched wide-eyed from the dugout.
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Appeals Court Upholds NYPD's Firing Of Daniel Pantaleo In Eric Garner’s Death
A five-judge panel ruled there was substantial evidence showing that Pantaleo acted recklessly and firing him was an appropriate outcome.
Wayne, NJ|News|
Women's History Month: Camelia Valdes Breaks Barriers As First Latina Prosecutor In New Jersey, First Woman To Become Passaic County Pro ...
“As a brown woman from Newark, who turns out was poor, I didn't realize I was poor until I got to college, what world expected me to do ...
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NYPD Now Allowing The Reporting Of Complaints On Website
The department said Wednesday the public can now file them on the NYPD website, instead of in-person at a precinct, which could take hours.
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Poll: 50% Of Likely Voters Remain Undecided In New York City Mayoral Election
There’s less than three months until the New York City mayoral election primaries, and many voters still don’t know who they will vote for.
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Long Island Rail Road Rolls Out New Schedule, New Technology To Help Riders Find Available Seats
The railroad is installing digital displays that will use a color-coded system to tell riders the conditions in cars of approaching trains.
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Exclusive: Target Of Woman's Racist Rant At Davidovich Bakery Speaks Out, ‘Love Surpasses Hatred’
Vic is the kind of guy every mother hopes her son grows up to. He's confident and comfortable in his own skin throughout the attack.
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NYPD Announcing New Plan To Combat Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans
Sources tell CBS2 the initiative will involve an undercover element in certain areas of the city.
