Chuck Scarborough announces he will step down anchoring the news at NBC 4 New York.
After more than 50 years, legendary broadcast journalist Chuck Scarborough announced his last day anchoring at WNBC will be Thursday, Dec. 12.
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Celebrate the holidays with Louis Vuitton
Sara Gore pays a visit to to the stunning new Louis Vuitton store on 57th Street. Keep an eye out for their incredible capsule pieces, and be sure to enjoy some luxury snacking.
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Color outside the lines with this New Jersey tie dye bar
Ashley Bellman designs her own shirt at Tipsy Tie Dye, the first DIY bar of its kind in New Jersey.
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NYPD officer released from hospital after getting shot in Queens
An NYPD police officer and a woman were shot in Queens by an armed robbery suspect who was a repeat offender and believed to be responsible for other robberies. The officer is expected to return to the force once he recovers. NBC New York’s Melissa Colorado reports.
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Suspect in Manhattan stabbing spree has lengthy criminal past
A month after getting released from jail, a homeless man with eight prior arrests and a history of mental illness went on a stabbing spree in broad daylight. The man was received an early release from jail due to “good behavior,” raising questions about the circumstances leading to his release. NBC Melissa Russo reports.
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Star Choir finalist: The Eastwood Eagles Harmony Choir from Jamaica, Queens
Star Choir is back! This year, 72 children’s choirs entered the holiday singing competition from NBC New York and Telemundo 47, in partnership with “The Kelly Clarkson Show.” The winner will get to perform on “Christmas in Rockefeller Center” alongside the famous Rockefeller Center tree on Dec. 4. The second finalist: the talented kids from t... -
Crews rebuild damaged shoreline in Babylon
Overlook Beach is getting a multi-million dollar face-lift after nearly being washed away this year. This is welcome news for some and others are worried about weather threats in the future. News 4 New York’s Greg Cergol reports.
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Jessica Tisch named new NYPD commissioner
The NYPD has a new top cop. New York City Sanitation Commissioner Jessica Tisch will now head the nation’s largest and one of the oldest police departments. In the 179-year history of the storied police force, she will be the second woman ever to serve as commissioner. So what made Mayor Eric Adams choose Tisch? NBC New York’s Marc Sant... -
Gov. Phil Murphy meets with NJ Transit and Amtrak about service issues
Amtrak and NJ Transit are hoping recent inspections and repairs will keep commuters moving after a problematic summer of delays and cancellations. Both agencies met with New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, but no one was making any promises just yet. NBC New York’s Pat Battle reports.
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NJ mayor in plea talks on corruption charges
Sal Bonaccorso, the mayor of Clark, was in a Union County courtroom Wednesday as part of ongoing plea deal talks in relation to corruption charges he faces for allegedly using taxpayer money and Clark employees to assist with his private landscaping business.
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NYC teachers union sounds alarm on staffing shortage impacting students
Tonight the Teachers Union is sounding the alarm about a staffing shortage in New York City schools and the Union says it’s putting the needs of special education students at risk. News 4 New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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Nearly half of NYCHA repair requests don't get done, comptroller audit reveals
Alarming statistics are out about repairs in NYCHA buildings. According to Comptroller Brad Lander, who is also running for Mayor, repairs are completed less than half the time. News 4 New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Helping fight food insecurity on Long Island
With Thanksgiving a week away, Island Harvest and Long Island Cares are teaming up to help make sure no one in need goes without a holiday meal. News 4 New York’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.
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Avoiding fire dangers when frying a Thanksgiving turkey
A warning as you make plans for your Thanksgiving dinner, if your cooking method of choice is frying your turkey. Firefighters urge you to cook with caution, especially with the drought making our area a tinderbox. News 4 New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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NYC's famed TKTS discount ticket booth expanding to Philadelphia
The discount ticket booth that’s been a mainstay in Times Square for more than 50 years is expanding to Philadelphia. News 4 New York’s Charles Watson reports.
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NYPD looking for suspect who slashed tourist in Upper West Side
A visitor to New York City is recovering after being stabbed on an Upper West Side sidewalk Wednesday morning, according a law enforcement source with direct knowledge of the incident. NBC New York’s Gaby Acevedo reports.
