Undercover Cops to be Redeployed to NYC Streets to Handle Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
Undercover NYPD cops will be redeployed to help handle the recent surge of anti-Asian hate crimes across the city, Police Commissioner Dermot Shea said Tuesday.
High Wind Warning For New York City
A Special Weather Statement has been published for New York City as high winds are expected through Saturday morning. According to the statement, winds are expected to range between 20mph and 30mph, with gusts possibly as high as 45mph.
March 14th in NYC, A Day of Remembrance For Those Lost
This year, March 14th will be a day of remembrance in New York City, as we honor the many New Yorkers who passed away during the pandemic. The New York City Mayor’s Office will be hosting an official memorial event on this day, and will include a memorial with photos and names of those lost.
New York City and New Jersey Will Expand Indoor Dining to 50% Percent Capacity
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and Governor Phil Murphy today announced that New York City and New Jersey will expand indoor dining capacity to 50 percent beginning March 19.
Former President Trump Set To Visit NYC This Week
For the first time since his presidency, former President Donald Trump will reportedly be visiting New York City this week.
Wind Advisory and Bitter Cold Expected For New York City
A Wind Advisory is in effect for New York City beginning Monday night through 4:00pm Tuesday. Northwest winds 25 to 35 mph with gusts up to 55 mph are expected according to the National Weather Service.
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New York City Schools To Get Solar Panels
The NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) and the New York Power Authority (NYPA) today announced the selection of two firms to install rooftop solar arrays on nearly 50 public schools across the five boroughs, as well as city water treatment plants.
NYPD Chief of Department Terence Monahan Retiring
NYPD Chief of Department Terence Monahan, the highest ranking uniformed police officer in the NYPD, is retiring, sources familiar with the move told the Daily News.
New York City residents may again get the boot, as the city resumes booting vehicles with more than $350 in unpaid fines.
Car Booting Resumes in New York City
New York City residents may again get the boot, as the city resumes booting vehicles with more than $350 in unpaid fines.
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MTA Approves Hikes Across NYC Bridges and Tunnels
The MTA reached a unanimous decision this week, announcing that tolls on seven bridges and two tunnels in New York City are set to go up on April 1. Current toll rates will increase an average of 7.08 percent, the MTA said.
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Weather Advisory As More Than 6 Inches Of Snow Expected
The National Weather Service has published a weather advisory for New York City as more than six inches of snowfall is expected Thursday.
MTA to Partially Restore Overnight Subway Service
Effective Monday, February 22nd, the MTA will extend late-night subway service by two hours, moving to a 2 a.m. – 4 a.m. closure daily.
NYPD Cop Busted for Being Drunk on the Job
An NYPD officer was arrested behind the wheel of a squad car Saturday, after being spotted driving drunk while on duty.
Jewish Vote Up for Grabs in 2021 NYC Mayoral Race as Primary Approaches
As the 2021 New York City mayor’s race heats up, Jewish voters — one of the most coveted voting bloc in city politics — have yet to settle on a favored candidate for the June 22 primary.
Despite Snow, Trash and Recycling Collection to Continue
Fear not New York City residents, trash and recycling pickup continues today. The New York City Department of Sanitation announced that despite the snow that has blanketed New York City, they will continue to collect both trash and recycling Thursday, as well as other snow efforts.
Winter Weather Advisor In Effect For New York City
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for New York City that will go into effect at 10:00pm Wednesday night and is projected to last through 10 a.m. Thursday morning.
Another Foot of Snow on the Way for NYC Thursday?
New York City and areas of northern New Jersey became an epicenter for heavy snowfall in February, and that pattern doesn’t appear like it will break any time soon as the displaced polar vortex will keep sending bitterly cold Arctic air southward across the United States. A stormy corridor will set up across the Midwest and Northeast this week and beyond, creating more opportunities for snow from Chicago to the Big Apple.
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