First day of remote learning in NYC
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Students began a school year unlike any other in New York City history on Wednesday.

NYPD, FBI investigating bomb-making materials found in burned home in Queens

Police have made an arrest in connection with the discovery of  "bomb-making" materials at the site of a fire inside a home in Queens. 

Car heading wrong way causes massive crash on Long Island

The driver of a Toyota sedan was driving westbound in an eastbound lane of the Southern State Parkway just after 5 a.m.

Apple to hold virtual event showcasing company's newest products

The iPhone 11 was launched during last year’s event so a big question is if we’ll see the unveiling of the iPhone 12?

NYPD hunts man who stabbed two deli workers

A man was captured on security cameras viciously stabbing two men inside a deli in Queens

NYPD lieutenant beats coronavirus after 168 days in hospital

An NYPD lieutenant made it home after battling the coronavirus in three hospitals for 168 days— 75 of them on a ventilator, according to reports.

Shots fired at police from inside Queens home

Police responding to a call about a domestic dispute in College Point were fired upon from the second floor of the house, according to cops.

Subway, bus riders face $50 fine for refusing to wear a mask

Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he worries about an influx of car traffic into New York City and said he hopes the penalty will help encourage New Yorkers to return to public transit by lowering the possibility of getting infected while using transit.

3 tons of cocaine headed for New York City seized off Mexican coast

Three accused Mexican drug traffickers were charged with conspiring to transport more than three tons of cocaine into the United States, said federal, state and local officials.

Amazon to hire 100,000 workers for new warehouses

The company said the new hires will help pack, ship or sort orders, working in part-time and full-time roles. Amazon said the jobs are not related to its typical holiday hiring.

Protesters march on Gracie Mansion over plan to move homeless out of NYC hotels

Advocates for the homeless marched on Gracie Mansion Sunday to protest the city’s decision to move some 300 homeless men from The Lucerne Hotel on the Upper West Side.

Police searching for alleged kidnapper of 3-year-old
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The NYPD says it believes that 20-year-old Dale Smith kidnapped 3-year-old Majesty Brown from his ex-girlfriend after a dispute.

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz calling for criminal investigation into Netflix film 'Cuties'

Cruz is asking for the Department of Justice to investigate if executives or filmmakers violated federal laws against production and distribution of child pornography. 

16 windows found smashed on subway train in Queens

Police are on the hunt once again for a suspect they believe has been smashing the windows of subway cars in New York City.

Man found dead on subway train in Harlem

Police made a grim discovery aboard a subway train in Harlem early Saturday morning.

NYC teacher's union head warns schools open safely or not at all

The president of the city’s teachers’ union says they won't let New York City schools open later this month if the city doesn’t do what’s needed.

America remembers 9/11; virus alters familiar tributes

Americans have commemorated 9/11 as another national crisis, the coronavirus, reconfigured anniversary ceremonies and a presidential campaign carved a path through the memorials.

Feds seize thousands of knock-off Apple AirPods at JFK

Every year, CBP confiscates tens of thousands of shipments of counterfeit brand-name products coming into the United States.