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Two people killed in apartment fire in New Rochelle
Lynda Baquero shares the details from New Rochelle, NY.
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Floor collapse in Yonkers building
Jessica Cunnington reporting on a floor collapse in a Yonkers building.
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Final push for votes in Long Island Congressional race
Greg Cergol reporting on the final push for votes in Long Island Congressional race.
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Manhattan DA drops charges against most of the Columbia University protesters
Of the 46 people arrested in connection with the occupation of the university’s Hamilton Hall, 31 had their charges dismissed.
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Body cam captures moment NYPD saves puppies stuffed in suffocating, urine-soaked bag
A Queens woman is facing multiple charges after police allegedly saw her attempting to sell puppies from what police described as a “sack” that was tied shut over the weekend. According to the NYPD, on Saturday, shortly before 7 p.m., officers Lukasse Pusz and Brian Chan, who were in the field training unit of the 101 Precinct saw a woman…
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NYPD: Puppies stuffed in bag rescued from woman illegally attempting to sell them on sidewalk
Jessica Cunnington reports.
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Long Island preps for first heat wave of the season
With an extreme heat wave on the way Long Island officials are making preparations to keep residences cool by opening pools early and extending beach hours. NBC New York’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports
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Indian national extradited to U.S. to stand trial in alleged plot to kill Sikh activist in New York
An Indian national accused of helping plot to kill a U.S. citizen in New York City has been extradited to the U.S. to stand trial.
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Independent report criticizes Cuomo's ‘top-down' management of NY's COVID-19 response
An investigation into New York’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic finds former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s “top down” approach of dictating public health policy through his office sewed confusion during the crisis.
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One-of-a-kind statue of Harriet Tubman installed in New York
News 4 cameras were the only ones to see the statue of Harriet Tubman permanently installed in Haverstraw, New York. Sarah Wallace shares the incredible journey from creation to completion.
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Hochul earmarks $36 million for local police agencies to continue to combat gun violence in NY
Gun violence across the state of New York has decreased significantly in the first five months of the year, according Gov. Kathy Hochul. According to the governor, gun violence across the state decreased by 28% during the first five months of the year. Aside from announcing these statistics on Thursday, Hochul also announced she was awarding nearly $36 million to…
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N.Y. sushi restaurant owner out of coma after dine-and-dash attack over $425 bill
An Albany sushi restaurant owner is slowly showing signs of recovery after a brutal attack outside his restaurant last month.
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New York Attorney General investing millions to combat teen vaping
New York Attorney General Letitia James is distributing more than $100 million among counties across the state in the fight against teen vaping. It’s part of a major settlement from e-cigarette maker JUUL and officials hope the funding will keep young people from ever starting to vape, or help them quit. NBC New York’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.
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Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo testifies about New York's COVID response
After months of delays, former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo was grilled on Capitol Hill regarding his pandemic response. Specifically, the Coronavirus Subcommittee sought better answers on the Cuomo administration’s March 2020 order requiring nursing homes to accept COVID patients from hospitals, and the claims his team manipulated data on nursing home deaths. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.
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Judge agrees to let George Santos summer in Poconos while criminal case looms
The Poconos are set to get another summering New Yorker: George Santos. The former congressman, currently facing federal fraud charges, has won a bid to make regular visits to the low-key Pennsylvania vacation destination after a judge on Tuesday granted his request to make excursions there. An attorney for Santos last week asked Judge Joanna Seybert if Santos could make weekly...
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Yankees beat the Kansas City Royals 4-2 at Monday's night game
Juan Soto was back in the New York Yankees’ lineup and went 1 for 3 with a walk as the designated hitter in a 4-2 win over the Kansas City Royals on Monday night after missing a three-game series against the Los Angeles Dodgers because of left forearm inflammation. Soto was in the No. 2 slot and slumping Anthony Rizzo was...
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JetBlue expands service from Long Island to Florida
JetBlue is expanding service from Long Island to Florida.
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Ex-NY cop who used zip-tie, point-blank executions in 2016 murders gets 4 life sentences
A former New York suburban police officer turned drug dealer was was given four life sentences by the judge after being found guilty in the strangulation death of one man and the execution-style murders of three others in 2016.
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Hudson River beaches reopen days after sewage released during sewer main repairs
The advisory against swimming and boating in part of the Hudson River in Westchester County has been lifted, days after sewage was released into the water just north of New York City while repairs were being made.
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Joro spiders are flying into NY and NJ this summer: Fact vs. fiction
It a worst nightmare for some: Giant venomous flying spiders making their way up the East Coast, and they are expected to arrive in New York and New Jersey this summer.