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The country’s largest police department is launching a new pilot, slated to go citywide by the end of the year, that focuses on one topic: how is the NYPD doing? The pilot program which is focused initially on East Harlem and Jamaica, Queens seeks to elicit feedback from the public when they visit NYPD precincts and interact with police....

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

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.

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

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.

The Catholic Church’s role dring the pandemic has amassed previous charity work and given food to the public at rapid rates, Adam Kuperstein reports.

The final return for Ruth Bader Ginsberg to the Supreme Court before being laid to rest, Melissa Russo reports.

Several residents in one New Jersey town say that trespassers are stealing their Black Lives Matter signs. Some say they were even harassed over them. Sarah Wallace reports.

Parents across the country say that school districts are taking COVID-19 precautions too far when it comes to students with special needs. Chris Glorioso reports.

Andrew Siff reports on the latest in the fight against COVID-19.

New York City is one of three places that “have permitted violence and destruction of property to persist and have refused to undertake reasonable measures to counteract criminal activities,” leading to its designation as an “anarchist jurisdiction,” the Justice Department said Monday. Mayor Bill de Blasio fired back.

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Thursday he will delay the start of in-person school in New York City for grades 8-12 until October, bowing to pressure from unions and parents concerned about staffing shortages and other issues. The start of school for K-5 and K-8 schools will also be delayed, but by about a week. John Chandler reports.

Rana Novini reports on the latest in the battle against COVID-19.

Wild video shows a car flyng off the Grand Central Parkway before careening into a house. Gaby Acevedo reports.