Car ban in effect along stretch of 14th Street in Manhattan

A stretch of 14th Street in Manhattan is now a buses-only throroughfare or 'busway' from 6 a.m.- 10 p.m.

Is your password strong enough?
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At this point, anyone using a computer should know that they should use a different password for every one of their online accounts. But with an ever-increasing number of sites requiring us to create logins, devising and remembering unique passwords has become almost impossible. Now, however many passwords you have, Google?s new ?password check? service will allow you to scan the internet to see which and how many of your passwords have been compromised. So far, over one million people have looked, discovering over 300,000 compromised passwords.

NYPD officer killed by friendly fire

An NYPD officer who was killed during a struggle with a suspect in the Bronx early Sunday morning was killed by fellow officers in a friendly fire incident, police reported on Monday. 

NYPD officer arrested on sex charges involving young girl

A New York City police detective who monitors sex offenders has been arrested on sex abuse charges involving a 12-year-old girl.

NYPD tries to address suicide risk among officers

The NYPD and the New York City Department of Investigation will now measure "officer wellness" during performance reviews.

Woman gets working iPhone back 15 months after losing it at the bottom of a river

A woman who lost her iPhone during an outing on a river in South Carolina got it back in working condition after a YouTube star and diver found it more than a year later.

City Council passes bill to encourage overnight deliveries in NYC

A new bill passed by the New York City Council on Wednesday requires the city to study its facilities below 60th Street in Manhattan, and in two other heavily congested outer borough locations to see if and where off-peak deliveries make sense. 

Students across NYC prepping for SHSAT exam

The pressure is on with just about a month to go until test day for the Specialized High School Admissions test, the lone entry exam for entry  into the City's eight elite high schools.

Children of 9/11 first responders graduate from FDNY academy

On Tuesday, 301 probationary firefighters graduated from the FDNY Fire Academy, but this year’s graduation had an extra bit of meaning, as 19 of the graduates are children of first responders who died on 9/11 or from a 9/11-related illness. 2019’s class is the largest group of legacy graduates in the FDNY’s history. 

Children of 9/11 first responders graduate from FDNY academy
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On Tuesday, 301 probationary firefighters graduated from the FDNY Fire Academy, but this year?s graduation had an extra bit of meaning, as 19 of the graduates are children of first responders who died on 9/11 or from a 9/11-related illness. 2019?s class is the largest group of legacy graduates in the FDNY?s history.

NY State Police warn of online employment scam

The New York State Police has issued a warning to the public about an online employment scam.

Google wins case over EU's 'right to be forgotten' rules

Handing Google a major victory, the European Union's highest court ruled Tuesday that the EU's "right to be forgotten" rules that allow people to control what comes up when their name is searched online do not apply outside the 28-nation bloc.

How will congestion pricing work for drivers?
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This week, the MTA released its capital plan, anticipating pulling $15B from congestion pricing, a toll imposed on drivers who cruise or loiter south of 60th Street and to use that money to fix the city?s transit system.

NYPD officers revive runner in Central Park
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Officer Benjamin Beiro and Officer Nicholas Noto of the New York City Police Department are being hailed as heroes when they stepped in to help save the life of a runner who collapsed I Central Park on September 18.

MTA wants to overhaul transit system at $54 billion
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Modernizing subway signals, adding 70 new elevators to improve accessibility, installing� more than 1,900 new subway cars, 500 electric buses and extending the 2nd ???????Ave.�line by 2024: these are just some promises the MTA is making in its new capital plan to overhaul New York?s crumbling transit system.

NYPD searching for trio of robbers in Queens
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The NYPD is asking for the public?s assistance finding three suspects who allegedly robbed a man in Queens on September 13.

MTA adding 500 officers to fix homeless problem
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Cracking down on homelessness in subway stations, trains and buses is one of the many reasons why New York City Transit President Andy Byford says the MTA is hiring 500 new transit police officers.