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After his store was robbed three times by the same unidentified individuals, the manager of a Stamford Mobile station decided to make a change to his store’s mask policy. News Four’s Marc Santia has the details on this unique policy change

The Village of Hempstead on Long Island has formed the police reform and reinvention committee, consisting of members from law enforcement, religion, and the community, in an effort to improve police practices and strengthen community relations. News Four’s Pei-Sze Cheng has the latest community reactions to the effort

Ed Bettinelli, a professional drummer and marathon runner, was shocked to discover that he needed bypass surgery. It was even more of a shock when his surgery was put on hold due to the pandemic, with Bettinelli even contracting the virus himself. News Four’s Gilma Avalos has the latest on Bettinelli’s recovery from both his surgery and the...

Multiple manhole explosions left many New Yorkers rattled Thursday afternoon. News Four’s Myles Miller has the latest on what sources say caused the explosions and what is being done to keep this from happening again

After seven months of shut down, movie theaters across New York, outside the city, have been cleared by the governor to reopen for business. News Four’s Gaby Acevedo has the latest on the safety protocols being taken at the oldest movie theater on Long Island

With less than two weeks to election day and early voting set to open this weekend, hundreds of volunteers are stepping up at polling places across New York to help answer voter questions and combat voter suppression efforts. News Four’s Rana Novini has the latest on New York’s election preparation efforts

New Jersey has marked its fifth straight day with over 1000 new coronavirus cases, this coming after two of Governor Murphy’s senior staffers tested positive for the disease, leading the governor to quarantine himself, despite testing negative for the virus. News Four’s John Chandler has the latest on the state’s uptick

When you hit the polls for election day, hundreds of volunteers will be out to help stop voter suppression and make sure your vote counts. Rana Novini reports.

The longtime friend and confidante of Jeffrey Epstein offered many denials as part of hundreds of pages of a deposition from a civil lawsuit, which was made public Thursday. She also denied having any role in recruiting or exploiting young girls. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

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Ghislaine Maxwell said in a 2016 deposition that a woman’s account of engaging in sexual activity with Prince Andrew inside a bathtub in her home couldn’t be true because “the tub is too small,” according to a transcript released Thursday. Maxwell dodged questions about whether Prince Andrew ever had sex with Virginia Roberts Giuffre, but insisted that it never...

President Trump and Joe Biden will square off in a few hours in the final presidential debate of the 2020 campaign. Melissa russo reports on what you need to know.

New York City will take legal action Thursday to stop the Trump Administration from withholding funding for cities that the Justice Department has designated as “anarchist jurisdictions.”

Non-essential businesses in a Queens red zone allowed to reopen Thursday. Katherine Creag reports.

It was one of six shootings in NYC on Wednesday and one of 1,250 so far this year.

Bags full of asbestos destined for a waste site in Ohio end up in a Long Island backyard. And the company behind the waste? The MTA. Greg Cergol reports from Islip with reaction from the renter who found it.

It was one of Governor Murphy’s senior staff members who tested positive for COVID-19. So far, the Governor and his wife have tested negative but as a precaution he’s now self-quarantining. Brian Thompson reports from the Governor’s home in Middletown.

The woman was pushed onto the tracks in Clinton Hill after a dispute broke out between her adult grandson and a man who was smoking on the platform, police sources said. NBC New York’s Ray Villeda reports.

Team coverage of the coronavirus pandemic.

The I-Team’s Sarah Wallace reports about newly discovered internal emails from a veterans home in Menlo Park that shed light on how COVID was spreading among residents, even though the administration disclosed few details.