3 NYC Patients Test Negative For Coronavirus, 2 Other Cases Under Investigation
Two people in New York City are still awaiting results after being tested for coronavirus.
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Two people in New York City are still awaiting results after being tested for coronavirus.
Father Michael Valva's extensive audio and video surveillance system recorded it all and turned out to be the undoing of the couple.
The programs are meant to help travelers move through customs lines faster, but New Yorkers are no longer allowed to sign up or renew their memberships.
It has been one week since a tragic car crash on I-287 left two people dead -- a teenager and a father. The community is still in anguish, but a high school basketball win is beginning to lift some spirits.
Nassau Police laid out a timeline that implicated new laws about revealing evidence for trials called discovery.
It was a State of the City speech like no other, more like a Broadway production with singers and dancers and Mayor Bill de Blasio surrounded by a crowd at the Museum of Natural History.
A Long Island police officer who lost both legs in Afghanistan is now working to bring the amputee community together.
The culinary program was stopped in 2008 due to budgetary constraints.
There is big news for renters in the Big Apple. A new program is aiming to simplify the housing market, and ban broker fees.
The NYPD says the OMNY readers were rendered inoperable. The cost of the damage is unknown.
It was caught on surveillance video in January.
The two men, members of the Latin Kings gang, are charged with murder in connection to the deaths of two area men in two separate incidents.
The Roundabout Theatre production of "A Soldier's Play" is at the American Airlines Theatre on 42nd Street now through March 15.
She was approved for conditional release on Feb. 8 after a prison staff committee determined she had earned time off for good behavior.
It is unclear if Weinstein himself will be called to testify.
