Police ID man shot to death outside Harlem liquor store
Police said Jacob Franco, 29, was standing in front of the store on West 128th Street when a gunman shot him in the chest.
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Police said Jacob Franco, 29, was standing in front of the store on West 128th Street when a gunman shot him in the chest.
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As New York City gets tough on its rodent problem, the first Anti-Rat Day of Action was held Saturday in Harlem. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/3KF60vo
It's something you don't get to sample often ... hot sauce! Flavors of all kinds line this Brooklyn shop's walls.
Police said a gunman killed a man who was standing outside a liquor store on West 128th Street.
Starting Saturday, trains arrive every six minutes instead of eight.
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New Yorkers are feeling the squeeze as rents hit a new high.
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Earlier, members of New York's congressional delegation toured The Roosevelt Hotel center in Manhattan.
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Humpback whales were spotted within sight of the city skyline last week. Read more: https://cbsn.ws/3Otv5KI
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