Harlem Hops: Behind the first Black-owned brewery in Manhattan
Harlem Hops is the first Black owned brewery in Manhattan. Lynise Olivacce reports.
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Chris O’Dowd and Josh Segarra chat with Sara Gore about “The Big Door Prize,” Olive Garden, and more.
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Garlic knot heaven in Hillsdale
Ashley Bellman visits Hold My Knots, a New Jersey restaurant specializing in all things garlic knots. The Hold My Knots team even gave Sara Gore some of their menu items back in the studio!
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I-Team Exclusive: On patrol with undercover officers in the subway
After a series of incidents on NYC subways where people were robbed after falling asleep, police officers said they are looking to crack down on these and other subway crimes. News 4’s I-Team got an exclusive look on patrol with undercover officers. Marc Santia reports.
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New plan to fight retail theft in NYC unveiled
In the city’s fight against rampant retail theft, there has been a major win in Albany. We’ve shown you the surveillance video of thieves running wild, taking merchandise by the thousands. Now, there are new penalties and even credits for retailers who tighten security. NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.
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NYC parents fight early education budget cuts
Today parents rallied at City hall in NYC to protest the budget cuts to early childhood education programs
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Police warn of door knock danger in New Jersey town
This afternoon police in Dover, New Jersey are warning homeowners about a group of masked people who are going out knocking on doors. Those knocks have been coming late at night or before 4 in the morning. It’s not clear why. NBC New York’s Pat Battle reports.
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A year after Manhattan parking garage collapse, a look at ongoing concerns and inspections
It’s exactly one year ago today when a parking garage in Manhattan collapsed, killing a person. Investigators are still trying to determine exactly what caused that collapse. The garage had structural violations over the years. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero takes a closer look at who inspects the parking garages and asks if the ever-i... -
Pier problems at new site along Jersey Shore
A recently rebuilt Jersey Shore landmark is closing after just opening last year. NBC New York Ted Greenberg reports.
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More than 100 pro-Palestinian protesters arrested at Columbia University campus
More than 100 protesters were arrested at Columbia University and given a summons for trespassing after the administration for the Ivy League school called in the NYPD to clear out an encampment. NBC New York’s Jessica Cunnington reports.
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8-year-old is first in NY to receive new gene therapy to fight rare blood disease
An 8-year-old boy has something to celebrate with his family, becoming the first person in New York state to receive a new gene therapy that his doctors call groundbreaking in his fight against a blood disease that prevents his body from making red blood cells. NBC New York’s Greg Cergol reports.
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Full jury seated in Trump hush money trial, now alternates must be selected
The day started with the judge in the Trump hush money trial dismissing two of the seven jurors previously selected, but hours later, eight more made the cut. Now six alternates must be chosen as well before the trial can begin. NBC New York’s Chris Glorioso reports.
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Threats shut down NJ school district
A threat in Marlboro, New Jersey, shut down an entire school district. The emailed bomb threat came just days after an heated school board meeting. Is there a connection, or just coincidence? NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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One man's quest to break a marathon chess record in Times Square
One man is making moves in Times Square, but not the kind you may be thinking of. For more than 29 hours, Tunde Onakoya has been playing chess hoping to break a world record — and it’s all for a good cause. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Suspected teen squatters charged with murder of NYC mother
Two suspected teen squatters are now charged with murder in the death of 52-year-old Nadia Vitels, who was killed in March when she went to check up on her luxury apartment in Kips Bay.
