Some Restaurants, Broadway Shows Forced To Close Temporarily Due To COVID-19 Cases, Testing
With COVID-19 numbers going up again, many industries are worried about remaining opening, especially restaurants and Broadway shows.
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With COVID-19 numbers going up again, many industries are worried about remaining opening, especially restaurants and Broadway shows.
Officials say two teens narrowly escaped the fire, and several e-bikes inside were destroyed.
Weaver is the third teen to plead guilty in the 18-year-old Barnard College student's death.
De Blasio said the fact the event is outdoors and guests must be fully vaccinated is "a game changer."
The 38-year-old victim was home with his girlfriend when investigators say two suspects broke in through the front door and shot him in the shoulder.
Dozens of firefighters could be seen working nonstop for nearly two hours to save the man.
Surveillance video shows the man drawing a swastika on a pillar at City Hall on Monday evening.
Both officers were stripped of their guns and badges on Tuesday.
Several colleges have made a last-minute decision to go remote at the tail end of the semester after seeing an acceleration of COVID-19 cases among students.
There have been 16 deaths involving detainees this year. Fourteen of them were people in custody on Rikers Island.
The annual "Miracle on 73rd Street" celebration came together with the help of the NYPD and FDNY.
The mandate takes effect Jan. 17 for people eligible for third doses of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines or a second dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
Chief of Patrol Juanita Holmes created "Girl Talk" as a police mentorship program for teenagers.
De Blasio will sign the measure into law before he leaves office on Jan. 1.
Mayor-elect Eric Adams and the next NYPD commissioner, Keechant Sewell, went to the scene of a deadly shooting in Brooklyn on Wednesday.
