Election 2020: New Yorkers Head To The Polls Following Record Early Voting Turnout
More than 1.1 million ballots were cast in New York City before polls opened Tuesday morning.
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More than 1.1 million ballots were cast in New York City before polls opened Tuesday morning.
The new members of the New York delegation are expected to be more progressive, more to the left and, according to experts, will have a whole new set of priorities.
The MTA always advises "If you see something, say something." One of its workers did just that, exposing safety issues on trains, and now he says the agency is trying to suspend him for it.
Police say the Trump supporter and another person were harassing each other.
Westchester County had the fourth-highest early voting percentage of any county in the state. So traffic at polling places was steady but not overwhelming on Election Day.
Months after COVID-19 overwhelmed the Big Apple, we're now learning new details the impact had on our community.
1.1 million ballots were cast in New York City before polls opened Tuesday morning.
Surveillance video shows the suspect walk behind the boy, bend over and punch him, causing the child to lose consciousness.
Police said the 29-year-old driver got into a dispute with four passengers, who punched him in the head.
Mastro represents local residents who have been fighting remove homeless men from the Lucerne Hotel.
Voters will not only cast their ballots for president, but there are plenty of important local races, as well.
The NYPD is looking for a man who was captured on video attacking a child in Brooklyn, apparently for no reason.
Police said 38-year-old Luis Hernandez was charged with attempted murder and assault.
Police are stepping up enforcement and encourage businesses to take extra precautions, like putting up sheets of plywood.
Many of the residents said they had been feeling ill for days, and it looks like they now know why.
