Narmeen Choudhury
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De Blasio pushes for more local control of vaccinations
MIDTOWN, Manhattan — New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio pushed for more local control of vaccinations for the city on Tuesday. De Blasio said his sentiment is shared by mayors of other major cities across the United States. They’re even suggesting cutting out state control of local supply altogether. “Many of us have appealed […] → Read More
Pandemic compounds financial, emotional distress for NYC cab drivers
At 66 years old, Dalip Singh could lose everything he’s worked for. → Read More
Vaccine site to open up at Citi Field Wednesday
With New York at its lowest positivity rate since early December, more New Yorkers are about to get the all-important vaccine shot in the arm. → Read More
New York, New Jersey await vaccine supply boost as the need remains apparent
Vaccine supply has been a major issue nationwide. → Read More
New York battles dwindling COVID-19 vaccine supply, mistrust in some communities
COVID-19 vaccine shortages across the tri-state continue. → Read More
Complicated online process for vaccine appointment raises concerns for older NYers
As New York expands eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine to millions more people, including those 75 years old and older, concerns are being raised about the steps it takes to register online for an appointment. → Read More
COVID-19 cases surge in prisons
As COVID-19 infection rates rise, across the state the numbers inside the state’s prisons are unfortunately are also following the same trend. → Read More
Brooklyn couple documenting stories of COVID-19 survivors on Instagram
BROOKLYN — A Brooklyn couple have taken an unexpected journey during the pandemic. They've been driving across the country, filming and sharing the stories of COVID-19 survivors. You can see some of the stories they're telling on their Instagram page. → Read More
Queens hospital workers 2 of the first to get Pfizer vaccine
There were cheers and excitement in the halls of Elmhurst Hospital Wednesday as two of their own received their first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. → Read More
LI yeshiva website hacked with anti-Semitic videos, swastikas: officials
Hackers took over a Long Island yeshiva's website on Monday and posted videos of Nazis, swastikas and anti-Semitic songs. → Read More
Hospitals bracing as COVID cases rise around NY
Coronavirus cases remain on the rise in New York as the state reports record highs in testing for COVID-19. → Read More
Changes to New York's COVID hot zones as cases rise
Changes are coming to New York City’s color coded maps, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Wednesday. → Read More
New York handling COVID-19 well but numbers continue to rise
The eastern half of the country and specifically the New York are remain, despite a surge in coronavirus cases, among the states faring better than others in this second wave. → Read More
New Yorkers vote young progressives into Congress
New Yorkers voted several young progressives into Congress on Election Day. → Read More
NYC Board of Elections scrambling to fix ballot error
The New York City Board of Elections acknowledges some issues with absentee ballots, particularly those sent out to Brooklyn voters. → Read More
A closer look at Supreme Court nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett
NEW YORK — Judge Amy Coney Barrett was nominated by President Trump to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court. What do people need to know about Judge Barrett? PIX11 News took a look at her legal career. → Read More
Restaurants sue city, state over indoor dining as Cuomo seems to shift blame to de Blasio
There are now several lawsuits calling for indoor dining to resume. → Read More
NYPD 'Options' program builds trust between teens and police
So much has changed from just one week before the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown hit New York City. Though a lot has changed, the NYPD’s “Options” program still persists. → Read More
NYPD brass call Manhattan DA a 'no show' amid police-community tensions
Top members of the NYPD criticized the Manhattan district attorney over the weekend as police-community tensions continue to rise. → Read More
Rules for LI beach reopen go beyond banning NYC residents
Weather-wise, it may not be the most ideal beach weekend but Long Island beach towns are getting ready for not only the crowds, but enforcing a whole new set of rules. → Read More