NYPD: Men Wanted For Throwing Paint On Washington Square Park Statues

The NYPD is searching for two men seen on video allegedly vandalizing statues at Washington Square Park.

• Jun 30, 2020

Update: Missing Boston-Area Woman Betty Thorndike Found Safe

Thorndike was supposed to drive from Maynard to Plymouth, but she was spotted in Connecticut on Sunday then seen on Staten Island around 3 a.m. Monday.

• Jun 30, 2020

Police: Man Seen On Video Opening Fire On Harlem Street

It happened around 3:40 a.m. Sunday near West 134th Street and Seventh Avenue.

• Jun 30, 2020

Keep Your Eyes On The Skies: City-Sanctioned Fireworks Displays Begin Across The 5 Boroughs

The city is not announcing where in order to prevent people from showing up due to the coronavirus pandemic, but many can still enjoy the light show.

• Jun 29, 2020

NYPD: Gun Violence Continues As 21-Year-Old Man Shot And Killed In Crown Heights

Witnesses said the victim was getting dropped off by a ride-share when he was shot. He then tried to run and was shot again.

• Jun 29, 2020

New Jersey Delays Indoor Dining At Restaurants, NYC May As Well After Spike In COVID-19 Cases Across Country

Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio said they spoke about the spike in cases across the country, and indoor dining was a main area of concern.

• Jun 29, 2020

17-Year-Old Basketball Star Brandon Hendricks Shot To Death In The Bronx Just Days After Graduating High School

NYPD Chief of Department Terence Monahan said the city hasn't seen an uptick like this in 20 years.

• Jun 29, 2020

Those Who Attended Horace Greeley High School Graduation In Westchester Required To Quarantine Until July 5

There have been signs of a setback in Westchester County. The number of coronavirus cases linked to a high school graduation now stands at more than a dozen.

• Jun 29, 2020

All These Years Later, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Continues Spreading Message Of Inclusion

A powerful video was created in the midst of protests, following the death of George Floyd. It featured poetry, paired with a universal language, which at times, says more than words.

• Jun 29, 2020

Proposed Budget Cuts Would Pull More Than 100 Counselors From Schools In Low-Income Communities

With the city's elimination of the Single Shepherd Initiative, more than 100 counselors are being removed from dozens of middle and high schools in low-income, at-risk communities.

• Jun 29, 2020

Max Minute: No Medical Conditions Should Prevent Mask Wearing In Public

Dr. Max Gomes talked with two expert pulmonologists and learned that there are no medical conditions that should stop a person from wearing a mask in public.

• Jun 29, 2020

Push For Police Reform Leaves NYPD In Difficult Position As Gun Violence Grips City; 'We Need Some Clarity'

The latest NYPD numbers show a whopping 142 percent increase in shootings last week, compared to the same time last year: 63 versus 26.

• Jun 29, 2020

Broadway Suspends Performances Through Remainder Of 2020

The Broadway League announced Monday performances are suspended through Jan. 3, 2021.

• Jun 29, 2020

Day Camps Open In New York, Several Challenges Remain In COVID-19 Era: 'We Are Still Trying To Bring That Camp Magic'

Camps in New York and beyond are trying to adjust to hosting camp for kids in the era of COVID-19.

• Jun 29, 2020

City Considering Letting Social Workers Take Lead When NYPD Responds To Calls Involving People With Mental Illness

Supporters of police reform say homeless outreach should not be the responsibility of the NYPD.

• Jun 29, 2020

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