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The class of 2020 didn’t get to experience their final moments of high school, and with that comes anger and frustration, Jen Maxfield reports.

This special lady has survived two pandemics and lung cancer and today we celebrated her 104th birthday, Adam Kuperstein reports.

A death of a young African American woman during a c-section birth has sparked outrage over racial inequality in health care, Adam Kuperstein reports.

The region could lose up to 28% of jobs by the end of the year due to the hard hit of the pandemic on the economy, Greg Cergol reports.

After two days of insanely long lines, another day of waiting in the heat for MVC service, Pat Battle reports.

SCOTUS ruled that President Trump’s tax records can be made public as part of probe to see if Trump paid off women prior to the election, Chris Glorioso reports.

Today the Black Lives Matter mural is well underway outside Trump Tower, Adam Harding reports.

After a night out at a NYC restaurant, Michael Cohen is back in custody possibly for violating his home sentence, Marc Santia reports.

Testing in the tri-state that used to take just a couple days has now been delayed a week or more due to the spike in other parts of the country. NBC New York’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.

Calls are growing in Rockland County for the sheriff there to resign after several controversial posts on his personal page. NBC New York’s Sarah Wallace reports.

Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former personal attorney later jailed for fraud, has been taken back into federal custody after allegedly violating the terms of his COVID-related release, his attorney said Thursday. Cohen apparently declined to sign a Bureau of Prisons document related to his release that would have restricted his ability to write a book or conduct media appearances....

New York City has painted a sprawling “Black Lives Matter” mural on Fifth Avenue directly in front of Trump Tower — a project President Donald Trump blasted as a “symbol of hate” when he first learned about it. Andrew Siff reports.

Face masks are now mandatory in New Jersey inside and outside, Brian Thompson reports.

A ban on the app Tik Tok could potentially be put in place over the threat of data sharing and national security, Adam Kuperstein reports.

Two different shootings blocks away and hours apart resulted in a deadly outcome, Ken Buffa reports.

All fall sport programs in the 2020 season will be canceled at Ivy League schools, John Chandler reports.

Doors were locked at the Powerhouse gym after opening against the Governors order for two weeks, Brian Thompson reports.

House hit by lightening during some rough weather in Newburgh, Lynda Baquero reports.

Free designer wedding dresses were gifted to ten brides to be as a donation, Adam Kuperstein reports.

A partial facade collapse on a sidewalk in Murray Hill, Manhattan had one minor injury, Marc Santia reports.