New York Man Arrested for Acting in United States as Agent of Egyptian Government
A New York man was arrested today on criminal charges related to his alleged acting and conspiring to act as a foreign agent in the United States.
NYC Issues Travel Advisory For Friday Over Anticipated Snowstorm
The New York City Emergency Management Department today issued a travel advisory for Friday, January 7.
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This guy deserves a medal. This UPS driver, knowing how quickly delivered boxes get lifted in Brooklyn, got creative with a unique way of hiding the freshly delivered merchandise at a Crown Heights home.
Governor Hochul Announces Plans to Move Forward with Major New Expansion of Transit Service in Brooklyn and Queens
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced plans to move forward with the Interborough Express as part of her 2022 State of the State.
Brooklyn Man Indicted for Allegedly Trying to Steal Flatlands House
A Brooklyn man has been arraigned on an indictment in which he is charged with grand larceny and burglary for allegedly filing a fake deed to transfer ownership of his landlord’s $759,000 rental property to a trust in his own name.
Massive Brooklyn Gang Bust Leads To 17 Arrests, Involves Crown Heights Shooting
Seventeen alleged members of three violent street gangs known collectively as YPF are variously charged in two indictments with conspiracy to commit murder, possess weapons and related charges. One of the shootings took place on Albany Ave in Crown Heights, and resulted in the death of an innocent person.
Credit: NYPD 19th Precinct Twitter
Man Arrested After Coming to Police Precinct To Inquire About His Towed Vehicle With Fake Plates
Learning lessons from others is always the best way to learn, so lets learn from this guy.
NYC Sanitation Commissioner Says Up to 25% of Crew Out Sick, Garbage Collection Delayed this Week
As New York continues to tackle the highly contagious omicron variant, the Department of Sanitation is seeing up to 25% of the employees out sick, the sanitation commissioner said Monday.
Travel Advisory Issued For New York City As Morning Storm Approaches
The New York City Emergency Management Department today issued a travel advisory for Monday, January 3.
With Around 1,000 MTA Workers Sick with COVID, Suspension Continues on Several Subway Lines
At least 1,000 workers for the MTA are out sick with COVID as the omicron variant continues to surge throughout New York City.
Chance Of Monday Morning Flurries In New York City
The National Weather Service has predicted a 30% chance of snow flurries for Monday morning in New York City, coming along with a chilly front of wind driven air.
Image shows where the bullet round that penetrated an off-duty police officer’s vehicle on Jan. 1, 2022, striking him in the head. (NYPD)
Off-duty NYPD Officer Shot While Asleep in East Harlem Precinct Parking Lot
A sleeping NYPD officer was struck by a bullet while in his vehicle parked at a Manhattan police precinct on New Year’s Day, city officials said.
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Welcome The New Mayor of New York City, Eric Adams
New York City’s new mayor, Eric Adams, pledged Saturday to steer the nation’s largest city out of the pandemic by drawing on the resiliency of its people and promising a government that works better, even if it’s not radically different.
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Adams Announces de Blasio’s Vaccine Mandates Will Continue Under New Administration
The private business vaccine mandate implemented by outgoing-Mayor Bill de Blasio will remain in effect when mayoral-elect Eric Adams is sworn in, Adams announced on Thursday.
Mayor-elect Eric Adams and city health officials on Thursday set a spring deadline to decide whether or not there will be a vaccine mandate for city public schools.
NYC Sets Spring Deadline to Decide on Public School Vaccine Mandate
Mayor-elect Eric Adams and city health officials on Thursday set a spring deadline to decide whether or not there will be a vaccine mandate for city public schools.
One-Sixth of NYPD Out Sick as Covid-Surge Continues
As COVID surges through New York City, a large chunk of the NYPD has called out sick, many with flu-like symptoms.
Faced With COVID Related Staffing Issues, MTA Reduces Services
The MTA has announced a staffing shortage this week due to the “COVID surge” which has plague every industry.
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