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Students working to overcome COVID learning loss
Four years later, tri-state teens say they’re still working to overcome the learning loss that happened during COVID-19. News 4’s Andrew Siff reports on a special program giving students hope.
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Lil Nas X snaps selfies after running NYC Half Marathon
Thousands of runners crossed the finish line Sunday morning for the annual New York City Half Marathon. News 4’s Myles Miller reports.
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2 bystanders shot in Tompkins Square Park after nearby fight breaks out: NYPD
Two people spending a sunny afternoon in a Manhattan park were struck by bullets Saturday when a nearby argument escalated to gunfire, according to police. Part of Tompkins Square Park was closed down for the afternoon as police investigated the double shooting that disrupted an otherwise pleasant weekend. Police said the shots were fired from a gunman who was being…
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NYC releases new 30-day rule for migrants at city shelters: What to know
Many migrants currently in NYC shelters will be given housing for 30 days, and then they’re on their own. The city’s so-called “right to shelter” will remain in tact, including for migrants, but a new deal with homeless advocates will give the city more power to determine how long migrants can stay in those shelters. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo...
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Take a look at New York City's smallest apartment
New York City realtor and content creator Alex Bruni, shows what he claims to be the smallest apartment in the Big Apple.
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NYC ‘right to shelter' ends at 30 days for some migrants in deal with advocates
The shelter requirement has been in place for more than four decades in New York City.
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5 things to know about the St. Patrick's Day Parade in NYC: Origin, history and facts
The St. Patrick’s Day Parade has become one of the most beloved traditions of the Big Apple — but how did this yearly event come to be and why is it celebrated? Here is everything you need to know about the history of this renowned event, attended by hundreds of thousands every year. The beginning of the parade can actually…
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Mayor Adams calls New York City the ‘Port-au-Prince of America'
New York City Mayor Eric Adams faces social media pushback after saying NYC is the ‘Port-au-Prince of America,’ a nickname many residents said they’ve never heard before. News 4’s Melissa Russo reports.
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Brooklyn man sentenced for drugging, sexually assaulting teen girls at his apartment
A 40-year-old Brooklyn man was sentenced to decades behind bars for sexually assaulting two teen girls he drugged in his apartment — crimes that were captured on surveillance video, the local district attorney’s office announced.
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Celebrating The St. Patrick's Day Parade
St. Patrick’s Day is almost here! Grand Marshal Maggie Timoney meets with Lauren Scala at Heineken Headquarters to talk about the honor, the parade, and being the first female CEO and president of Heineken. Together, they head to Iona University, a place near and dear to Maggie’s heart.
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Chopper 4 flies over famed Concorde jet as it returns home to Intrepid
The famed British Airways Concorde from the Intrepid Museum made its way along the Hudson River Thursday, returning to its home after a months-long restoration in Brooklyn.
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Famed Concorde jet returns home to Intrepid Museum
The famed British Airways Concorde from the Intrepid Museum made its way along the Hudson River Thursday, returning to its home after a months-long restoration in Brooklyn. The Concorde was removed by crane from its place on the Intrepid in August and brought by barge to the GMD Shipyard in Brooklyn Navy Yard. The restoration work on the Concorde, included…
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Four years since NYC's COVID state of emergency: What has changed?
Wednesday marks four years since the start of NYC’s coronavirus emergency. The declaration meant the start of social distancing, and a lengthy halt to things like concerts and sporting events. The question now: What has the city learned in the four years since then? NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Concorde heading back to Intrepid after restoration
The world’s fastest commercial aircraft is making its long, slow journey back home to the Intrepid Museum. NBC New York’s Greg Cergol reports.
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Here are the best cities to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. NYC didn't make site's top 5
It seems the luck of the Irish isn’t with New York City, at least according to a new list looking at the best places to spend St. Patrick’s Day.
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LISTEN: ‘City Kids' with News 4's Michael Gargiulo
‘Today in New York’ anchor Michael Gargiulo remembers what it was like to be a “City Kid” at a time when New York looked like its best days were over. Podcast edited by Montclair State University student Peter Guziejewski.
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LISTEN: ‘City Kids' with News 4's Michael Gargiulo
New York faces some challenging times now, but before COVID emptied office buildings, before the devastation of 9/11 and even before “the Bronx was burning,” the city I grew up in in the early 1970’s was in deep trouble. 700,000 New Yorkers moved out along with a third of the city’s corporate headquarters. Crime was up, subways were covered with graffiti...
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Arrest warrant issued for worst NYC landlord after racking up hundreds of violations
A New York City landlord named the worst in the city by the Public Advocate’s office could now be heading to jail, after allegedly failing to perform hundreds of court-ordered repairs on some Manhattan properties he owns.
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Warrant issued for New York City's ‘worst landlord'
Authorities believe the landlord is out of state, but plan to work with law enforcement in California to take the man into custody. News 4’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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Getting food delivered in NY is simple. For the workers who do it, getting paid is not
A wage law in New York City meant to protect food delivery workers is getting backlash from app companies like Uber, GrubHub and DoorDash. They’ve cut worker hours and made it more difficult to tip. The apps say the changes are to cut costs and reduce worker downtime, in line with the law’s incentive structure. However, workers are navigating weekly...