
Whale Found on Long Island Beach Died After Being Hit By Ship, NOAA Says
According to NOAA, the 41-foot whale likely died days earlier after being hit by a ship, But results from a necropsy are still pending.
According to NOAA, the 41-foot whale likely died days earlier after being hit by a ship, But results from a necropsy are still pending.
Educate yourself on the beauty and history of the Harlem Renaissance with the help of Harlem-Opoly. The fun and clever board game walking you through the stories, places, and people of Harlem.
New Jersey’s Route 3 finally reopened after a 10-hour shutdown due to a salt truck that took down wires and a utility pole, shutting down lanes in all directions. NBC New York’s Pat Battle reports.
These are the top stories on Feb. 1, 2023.
Amber Ruffin tells Sara Gore about what it was like writing the book for “Some Like It Hot,” and more.
Tracy Tutor dishes with Sara Gore on the series “Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles.”
There’s a new hotel in Tribeca with awesome eateries! Lauren Scala takes us to Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York to try Brasserie Fouquet’s New York and Par Ici Café.
Black history is America’s collective history and NBC New York is highlighting Black achievements throughout history. NBC New York’s Kay Angrum, David Ushery and Janice Huff report.
Increasingly, license plate covers are helping drivers evade tolls at tunnels and toll roads, as the MTA estimates obscured or phony plates are costing tens of millions of dollars a year. The I-Team’s Chris Glorioso investigates auto parts shops selling plate covers despite a law that says they’re not supposed to.
Asylum seekers don’t seem to be deterred by dropping temperatures, as they remain in a standoff with the city. For the third straight night, they’re sleeping outside to protest a move from a Manhattan hotel to a Brooklyn mega shelter. NBC New York’s Chris Jose reports.
Police sources said the young girl was walking with her father when the two of them, along with another child, were struck by a vehicle.
Police said someone opened fire inside a Brownsville building, with a bullet striking the shoulder of a 12-year-old boy. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.
President Biden is in Manhattan announcing a $292 million grant to jumpstart the Hudson Tunnel project. Rana Novini reports.
Migrant men are camped outside the Watson Hotel in defiance of the city transporting them to a shelter inside the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal. Erica Byfield reports.
16-year-old Bronx student is in serious condition after he was stabbed in the Bronx. Ida Siegal reports.