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NJ community fights to keep historic, 110-year-old church open
Pat Battle reporting on an NJ community fighting to keep a historic church open.
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14-year-old girl in the Bronx robbed at gunpoint while heading to school: Police
Gaby Acevedo reporting on a 14-year-old girl robbed at gunpoint.
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Brooklyn school renamed for slain NYPD Detective Raphael Ramos
Erica Byfield reporting on a Brooklyn school being renamed for slain NYPD Detective Ramos.
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New York Latino film festival starts Sunday
Erica Byfield reporting on the New York Latino Film Festival starting Sunday.
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Truck carrying $300,000 worth of shrimp bound for Costco stolen in NJ
Police in New Jersey are fishing for whomever is behind a major seafood heist, as a thief drove off with a tractor trailer carrying more than half a million shrimp that is worth about $300,000. NBC New York’s Jen Maxfield reports.
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Interim NYPD commissioner takes over as federal investigations swirl over City Hall
Tom Donlon officially took over as the NYPD’s interim police commissioner, replacing Eddie Caban. But while there may be a new head of the nation’s largest police force, the effects of Caban’s resignation will continue to reverberate across the administration of Mayor Eric Adams. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.
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Midtown sidewalk explosion sends pedestrians running
An explosion ripped apart a sidewalk in midtown around lunchtime, sending chunks of concrete into the air just seconds after people had been walking over the spot. Somehow, no injuries were reported. NBC new York’s Marc Santia reports.
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Justin Timberlake pleads guilty to impaired driving in Sag Harbor
Justin Timberlake pleaded guilty in court on Friday, a resolution of a case that started with his arrest in June on drunk driving charges in the Hamptons. As part of the deal, Timberlake had to speak publicly about the dangers of drinking and driving, and in court he said no one is more disappointed in him than himself. NBC New...
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NYC Schools chancellor comments on federal investigation
The federal investigation into key members of Mayor Eric Adams’ administration has already cost the NYPD commissioner his job, and on Friday, the city’s schools chancellor responded to questions about the FBI agents who entered his home and seized his phones.
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U.S. bans Kaspersky antivirus software, but what does it mean for users? | Better Get Baquero
When the U.S. government issued an order banning a Russia-based antivirus protection company from doing business here, a Westchester county woman wondered what would happen to her, and the one million other company subscribers. So, she said Better Get Baquero! Here’s News 4 consumer reporter, Lynda Baquero.
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Former Gov. Cuomo testifies before Congress on NY's COVID response
Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo was in the hot seat on Tuesday, as he testified before a congressional subcommittee about how he handled the spread of COVID-19 in nursing homes during the peak of the pandemic. NBC New York’s Chris Glorioso reports.
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Mayor Eric Adams responds to federal investigation
While Mayor Eric Adams isolated at Gracie Mansion with COVID, he fielded questions about NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban and other members of his administration under federal investigation. The mayor insists no one in his administration has been accused of any wrongdoing, but also stopped short of giving a full-throated endorsement of Caban. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Crash and power issues cause NJ traffic nightmare
Those trying to commute to NYC from New Jersey Tuesday morning had a bad start to their day. Chaos started with a crash and investigation that halted Lincoln Tunnel traffic — then drivers trying to avoid those delays led to gridlock at the Holland Tunnel, the George Washington Bridge, and even on ferries from New Jersey. Rail service problems then...
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Mother shot and killed in front of her family inside Chinatown apartment building
Police said two masked men followed a man into his building, took the elevator up with him, then tried to rob him. His wife tried to intervene, according to police. and that’s when she was shot in the head, right in front of her husband and her son. NBC New York’s Gaby Acevedo reports.
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Long Island family suing town after property collapses during storm
On Long Island, a family is looking to take action against their town after a large chunk of their property tumbled into a waste water dump. Video shows the back yards of several homes in Port Jefferson Station have become a muddy cliff, and the owners say their home has been deemed uninhabitable. NBC New York’s Greg Cergol reports.
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Search for dirt bike thieves in NJ who sparked chase, shots fired
It was a chaotic morning for people in a Jersey Shore community, as a stolen dirt bike led to a chase, then shots being fired. School was canceled for the day and people were told to stay inside. Police were on the hunt for the two thieves, considered armed and dangerous, who swiped the bike. NBC New York’s Ted Greenberg...
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In honor of 9/11 victims, volunteers give back with week of service and action
The week leading up to the 23rd anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks, many organizations are giving back in honor of the victims, as volunteers are choosing to mark the day with service and action. Gus Rosendale reports.
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Making fashion accessible to women with disabilities
As New York Fashion Week continues, News 4’s Jen Maxfield spoke to a Latina designer who’s working to make fashion houses accessible to women with disabilities.
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VP Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump to debate for first time
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trup will face off in their first — and possibly only — presidential debate. The stakes are high, since the debate may be their only chance to sway voters one way or the other. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports from Philadelphia.
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Affordable housing vs. beloved park: The battle over the Elizabeth Street Garden
NYC wants to turn a beloved sanctuary on the edge of Manhattan’s Little Italy into affordable housing for older New Yorkers. But supporters of the Elizabeth Street Garden say that plan’s not going anywhere, at least not yet. The little oasis boasts some big name support from the likes of Robert de Niro, Martin Scorsese and Patti Smith — but...