Times Square New Year's Eve Ball Drop Will Be Virtual
The coronavirus pandemic is altering another iconic New York tradition.
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The coronavirus pandemic is altering another iconic New York tradition.
Intelligence officials say operatives in certain countries are attempting once again to sow distrust in our system.
All the meals were distributed in six months, and represented two and a half times what Catholic Charities provided during the same period last year.
Another COVID-19 vaccine has entered what is described as the pivotal stage before applying for Food and Drug Administration approval.
In 1971, NYPD officers Waverly Jones and Joseph Piagentini responded to what turned out to be a fake 911 call in Harlem. They were ambushed.
The developers hoping to expand the waterfront complex withdrew their rezoning proposal after facing opposition,
In its announcement, the Met said it made the "painful decision" based on advice given from health officials to the Met and Lincoln Center.
Curbside dining could soon become a permanent fixture on New York City streets.
Police said the 53-year-old victim saw a man trying to steal a book bag from a sleeping passenger.
The move is expected to save $21 million in an effort to bridge the city's $9 billion deficit.
The NYPD says people have been stealing parts from Revel mopeds around the city.
The DOE said 21 buildings had at least one case from over the weekend. Close contacts from 14 schools are now in quarantine.
Authorities said Brendan Mitchell ran toward the water to chase after a ball Saturday.
Police said two vehicles collided, sending one slamming into the storefront.
It happened in broad daylight back on Aug. 24 near University Avenue and 167th Street in the Highbridge section.
