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Yellow cab veers onto sidewalk at Herald Square, striking pedestrians
Three people were hospitalized as a result of the van cab veering onto the sidewalk at Herald Square, including a 9-year-old boy and his mother who had been visiting New York City from Australia, according to sources. NBC New York’s Charles Watson reports.
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Young boy and mother among 6 struck by taxi that veered onto sidewalk at Herald Square
A taxi plowed into multiple people after it hopped a curb at Herald Square in Manhattan, sending three pedestrians to the hospital, according to police and fire officials.
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Migrant accused in fiery subway death in court
News 4’s Melissa Colorado reports.
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Federal judge in NY denies bid to stop congestion pricing plan from going into effect
Some legal roadblocks aimed at derailing congestion pricing have been removed by a pair of New York judges, as the plan is just days away from going into effect. There is one remaining hurdle, which sits in the hands of a judge in New Jersey. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Two NYPD chiefs ousted in police department shakeup
After NYPD Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey resigned amid sexual misconduct allegations he denies, another chief is out too. Commissioner Jessica Tisch removed the head of the department’s Internal Affairs Bureau, though the reason was not immediately clear. NBC New York’s Jessica Cunnington reports.
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New York City holiday market hours 2024: What to know, Christmas schedule
One of the most iconic parts of the holiday season in New York City is the variety of holiday markets across the five boroughs. Whether you are looking to do some final shopping, catch the holiday vibes in the city or grab some delicious bites, here’s a look at the hours of some key markets in their final few...
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Man suspected of setting woman on fire in NYC subway charged with murder
New York City police charged Sebastian Zapeta-Calil, 33, with starting the blaze that killed a sleeping woman in a subway car.
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Congestion pricing clears key obstacle, as judge paves way for tolling plan to begin
The ruling means that barring another legal ruling from across the Hudson River, where the state of New Jersey has sued to block the new fee on environmental grounds, New York’s congestion pricing law is set to begin seconds past midnight on Jan. 5th.
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Parents fight to save historic school inside NYC church
The fight to save a nearly century-old institution in New York City: parents are banding together to stop of the closure of a school housed inside of Riverside Church. NBC New York’s Chris Jose reports.
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Amtrak service between NYC and Philly resumes with delays after downed wires suspension
Amtrak suspended part of its northeast service on Sunday due to downed overhead wires. Train service was shuttered between New York Penn Station and Philadelphia through most of the morning. Service was initially estimated to resume around 10 a.m., but later updates pushed that estimate to 1 p.m. Shortly before 2 p.m., Amtrak said two of its four tracks had…
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Key hearing on congestion pricing
Andrew Siff with the latest.
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NYPD ramping up presence at NYC holiday markets after suspected Germany attack: Source
The NYPD is sending additional resources to holiday markets across New York City following a suspected attack at a Christmas market in Germany that left at least two people dead and injured dozens of others, according to a senior NYPD official. The police department already had increased security at holiday markets as a precaution and will now ramp that up…
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NYPD increasing police presence at NYC holiday markets following suspected attack in Germany
The NYPD is sending additional resources to holiday markets across New York City following a suspected attack at a Christmas market in Germany that left at least two people dead and injured dozens of others, according to a senior NYPD official.
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Take a tour of the 2024 holiday window displays in NYC
The holiday window displays have become part of New York City tradition. NBC New York’s Jennifer Vázquez takes us on a tour of the 2024 windows.
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Audit: 54% of subway exits have ‘serious defects'
The audit found tripping hazards, inadequate lighting and exposed wires, among other defects. This news comes a week after thousands of riders were forced to use emergency exits when an explosion knocked out power in Brooklyn. News 4 New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Former top Adams' adviser charged with bribery
News 4’s Melissa Russo reports.
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CEO murder suspect Luigi Mangione returns to NYC to face charges
Ida Siegal with the latest details for NBC New York.
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CEO murder suspect returns to NYC to face charges
Melissa Colorado with the latest for News 4.
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Luigi Mangione waives extradition to New York City
News 4’s Sarah Wallace with an update from Altoona, PA.
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Former top aide to New York City's mayor charged in bribery conspiracy
The New York City mayor’s former chief adviser, her son and two real estate investors were indicted on Thursday in a bribery conspiracy, charges that come as the mayor himself faces a separate corruption case and a series of criminal investigations roils City Hall. Ingrid Lewis-Martin, her son Glenn D. Martin II and real estate investors Raizada Vaid and Mayank Dwivedi...