The New York City Police Foundation Announce $1 Million Grant Program for NYPD Precincts
The New York City Police Foundation was established in 1971 as an independent, non-profit organization. For 50 years, the Foundation has provided ...
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New Report Outlines How COVID-19 Decimated NYC’s Street Vendor Community
... impact the COVID-19 pandemic had on New York City's street vending community, a majority of whom are immigrants, and people of color.
New York Extends Meal Program for Veterans
The program started last July and so far has delivered 200,000 meals to veterans and their families living in New York City. The pandemic has created ...
Indoor Dining in New York City Could Be Back on the Table
Indoor Dining in New York City Could Be Back on the Table. Gov. Cuomo says decision expected by end of week ...
New Yorkers Can’t Find Parking. For Bikes.
But the spike has run headlong into a familiar problem on New York City's congested streets: no parking. Cyclists have rolled up to apartment ...
Beam Suntory to relocate HQ to New York City
Beam Suntory to relocate HQ to New York City. 27th January, 2021 by Nicola Carruthers. Maker's Mark owner Beam Suntory will move its global ...
‘New York Is Dead. Don’t Come Back’: Billboard Sends Message to Those Who Left NYC
... as one that was flown high in the sky over Miami, saying those who left New York City amid the worst of the pandemic are not exactly welcome back.
WATCH: COVID-19 home-test kit vending machine deployed in New York City
NEW YORK, New York (WLNS/CBS) – A COVID-19 test kit vending machine has been set up in New York City. It's one of the first such device in the ...
New York City police officer shot in the Bronx, police say
NEW YORK (AP) — A New York City police officer was shot Tuesday night in the Bronx, police said. Officers were responding to a call in the area of ...
NY Civil Rights Advocates Back Facial Recognition Ban
Amnesty International is calling on New York City and state officials to ban law enforcement from using facial recognition technology, saying it ...
US Marshals: ‘Known violent gang member’ wanted out of New York City arrested in Knoxville
US Marshals: 'Known violent gang member' wanted out of New York City arrested in Knoxville. Top Stories. by: WATE 6 staff. Posted: Jan 26, 2021 ...
Bill Proposes Expansion Of NYC Food Vendor Permits On City Sidewalks, Restaurant Owners …
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — More food vendors could come to New York City streets if a bill is passed that would help those who haven't been able ...
One-third of NYC hotel rooms have been wiped out by COVID-19 pandemic
But the head of the New York City Hotel Association said the industry's depression is worse than portrayed by the city. About 200 hotels have closed, ...
NYC Council candidates seek to cancel petitioning because of COVID-19
Nearly 100 candidates for office in New York City and their allies are releasing an open letter asking Gov. Andrew Cuomo, New York City Mayor Bill de ...
New York City COVID-19 vaccine supply doses falls to 7700
New York City's supply of on-hand COVID-19 vaccines has dropped to 7,700 doses, Mayor Bill de Blasio revealed Tuesday. The city's sluggish vaccine ...
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Andrew Yang wants to make NYPD cops live in NYC — but he can’t
... municipal hornets' nest Tuesday by saying he backs requiring newly-hired police officers to live in New York City, a proposed change that would run ...
Street vendor bill lacks transparency
If this legislation passes, does this mean Manhattan will dictate where the new licenses are issued? This is simply not good government. Furthermore, ...
COVID In New York City: Councilman Treyger Working On Plan To Get Homebound Seniors Their …
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — With New York City facing a COVID-19 vaccine supply shortage, some of its most vulnerable seniors have been unable ...
NYC Education Dept. to fund new preschool seats in neighborhoods hit hardest by pandemic
... with as many early childhood opportunities as possible across New York City,” said Education Department spokeswoman Sarah Casasnovas.