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Protesters took to the streets throughout New York City Wednesday in the hours after the grand jury indictment in the Breonna Taylor case, in which none of the three officers were charged directly in her death. Small groups of demonstrators started marching along streets in Soho early in the evening, making their way down Broadway. Chanting “Say her name, Breonna…

Protesters took to the streets throughout New York City, after the grand jury indictment in the Breonna Taylor case, in which none of the three officers were charged directly in her death. Katherine Creag reports.

NYPD will launch a new pilot program asking New Yorkers “How Are They Doing?” with public encounters.

The latest data paints a clearer picture as to how New Yorkers are doing since Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s mask order went into effect –mandating MTA riders to mask up or pay up — and the good news is that the majority of people are adhering to the rule. According to the MTA data, nearly 3,800 interactions have taken place since…

Eric Choi, the cyclist, tells NBC New York said he was glad no one was seriously injured but he wants more people to be aware of the bike lanes. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.

As a man prepared to pop the question to his girlfriend on the Brooklyn Bridge, his photographer stepped out into bike traffic to get the perfect shot – and got plowed into by a bicyclist

The upcoming New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square will be “a virtually enhanced celebration,” the event’s organizers announced Wednesday.

Demonstrators packed a New York City plaza Wednesday night to protest a Kentucky grand jury’s decision not to indict any police officers for the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor.

In renderings, the proposed building looks as if it’s a cruise ship is docked off the island, but instead would actually be a massive new living and working complex that extends 160 floors into the sky

These rules were voted to be permanent today, which appear to keep homeless away from the subway system, Rana Novini reports.

Outcries in cities across the U.S over the decision in the case regarding no indictment made on the officers involved, Jonathan Dienst reports.

Widow speaks out on the men who killed her husband and blame new parole laws for releasing one of the killers on parole, Pei-Sze Cheng reports.

Father of three shielded his children from the gun shots firing in their direction, Gilma Avalos reports.

Protesters took to the streets once again on Wednesday – this time with cries of justice for Breonna Taylor, the woman shot and killed by police in a Louisville police raid earlier this year.

We went back after initially reporting on a gun surge to see whats the latest on gun sales, Sarah Wallace reports.

Hudson Square is partnering with small businesses to help them bounce back after the hit they took from the pandemic, Gus Rosendale reports.

A proposal moment ruined when the photographer got ran over by a biker on the bridge, Jen Maxfield reports.

NYE 2021 will be mostly virtual due to coronavirus and keeping the public safe, Gaby Acevedo reports.

There have been four main clusters in the New York City area and what the city is doing to respond, Andrew Siff reports.

160 stories as proposed by a French architect to build a tower on Roosevelt Island in an eco-friendly way, Gus Rosendale reports.