Sources: Possible NYC Budget Deal Includes Cuts To NYPD And Department Of Education
The mayor said that $9 billion in revenue "has evaporated" in the past three months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The mayor said that $9 billion in revenue "has evaporated" in the past three months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The scammers allegedly send text messages attempting to collect gift cards they claim are for patients battling COVID-19.
"We have to go farther. So let's take the next step. Let's end solitary confinement altogether," he said.
Instead of a single event, this year there will be smaller displays across the five boroughs.
In New Jersey, indoor malls are set to reopen, as well. Face masks are required and stores will be limited to 50% capacity.
Hundreds turned out in New York City to march in support of LGBTQ and against police brutality.
Officers were responding to ShotSpotter technology -- which alerts police to potential gunshots -- at 133rd Street and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard.
In a time of great turmoil, the fabled church provided families with comfort and peace.
A sold-out crowd welcomed back live theater on Saturday night.
According to the NYPD, there were 57 shooting incidents in the past week and 79 gunshot victims, increasing the totals this year to 503 and 605, respectively.
Cuomo's office released a statement noting fewer than 1 percent of yesterday's tests came back positive, 616 out of 61,906.
Two men and one woman forced their way inside by breaking through a back door, police say.
John Elliott introduces us to Karleigh Dillard, a graduate of Hackensack High School
Police say they found Jorge Cornejo, 76, of Queens, with head trauma, unconscious and unresponsive on the ground at the corner of Jamaica Avenue and 171st Street on June 20.
Police released jarring surveillance video on Saturday, which they now say shows Michael Rosa, 25, of the Bronx, grabbing a 27-year-old woman as she entered a building on East 210th Street.
