Allison Kaden
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New York, NY, United States
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Mayor Adams to meet family of 12-year-old shot inside car in Brooklyn
FLATLANDS, Brooklyn (PIX11) — Mayor Eric Adams is expected to meet on Monday morning with the family of 12-year-old Kade Lewin, who was shot and killed while he sat in his car in Brooklyn. The boy was just sitting in a car eating when he was shot in the head Thursday night. As his family […] → Read More
Ukrainian refugees expected to settle in tri-state area
YONKERS, N.Y. (PIX11) — The United States will soon welcome 100,000 Ukrainian refugees. And with such a large Ukrainian population in the tri-state area already, many could land here. And local governments and relief organizations have already begun to prepare. “The Ukrainian family we just helped, they left with clothing and some money. That was […] → Read More
Adams slams NYC principals who reportedly pressured students to wear masks
Mayor Eric Adams issued a stark warning to NYC school principals who reportedly pressured students to keep wearing masks despite an end to the city’s mandate. → Read More
Suspect arrested in Chinatown stabbing death identified after arrest
A Manhattan man is expected to face murder charges after allegedly following a woman home, following her into her Chinatown building and stabbing her to death early Sunday, according to the NYPD. → Read More
Woman stabbed to death; body found in Manhattan bathroom: NYPD
CHINATOWN, Manhattan (PIX11) — A man allegedly followed a woman home, stabbed her to death and left her body in the bathroom of her Manhattan apartment early Sunday, police said. Officers responded to a 911 call for a dispute at a Chrystie Street apartment around 4:20 a.m., officials said. When they arrived, a man was […] → Read More
Mayor, law enforcement officials disappointed by teen cop shooter’s release
NEW YORK (PIX11) New York City officials and local law enforcement were unhappy Friday that a teenage rapper from the Bronx was released from custody Thursday on bond after allegedly shooting an NYPD police officer earlier in the month. “He has not been charged with attempted murder of a police officer. And for a gun […] → Read More
Bronx apartment fire leaves at least 31 seriously injured: FDNY
FORDHAM HEIGHTS, the Bronx — Dozens of people were seriously injured Sunday after a fire broke out at an apartment building in the Bronx, fire officials said. Video shows flames shooting out of a window at the building on East 181st Street in Fordham Heights. Several people were seen climbing down a ladder with firefighters […] → Read More
COVID concerns high as students return to school, workers to offices with end of holidays
As holiday vacations wrapped up and students planned to return to school, New Yorkers waited in COVID testing lines across the city Sunday. More than one million New York City students are expected to return to the classroom this week with increased testing. → Read More
For second year, coronavirus looms over Christmas celebrations
Leading up to the holiday, New York saw a record number of positive COVID-19 tests. New York state announced 44,431 people tested positive in just one day. → Read More
Does omicron change quarantine guidelines? Experts weigh in on strategies
As COVID-19 cases surged in the tri-state area, even among vaccinated people, there are questions about quarantines. Most importantly: Is a quarantine necessary for those who are fully-vaccinated? → Read More
Ho ho Hoboken: Santacon descends on city bars with vaccine requirement in place
HOBOKEN, N.J. — Hordes of Santas took to the streets of Hoboken on Saturday, despite some concerns that Santacon could turn into a COVID superspreader. “I’m happy we are all able to get together to celebrate the holidays even though there is a pandemic going on,” participant Jessica Gilzow said. The annual pub crawl came […] → Read More
De Blasio: Private sector vaccine mandate will help avoid shutdown
NEW YORK — As the clock ticks toward New York City’s new private sector vaccine mandate, businesses big and small still had questions about how it will be enforced. The mandate, expected to take effect on Dec. 27, will not allow regular COVID-19 testing as an alternative.Doughnuttery, a small business with three New York City […] → Read More
Restaurant industry concerned as winter and omicron arrive in NYC
Can restaurants weather the Omicron storm? There is still so much unknown about the new COVID-19 variant and how vaccine-resistant it is. But the hospitality industry is watching it closely — the pandemic has been particularly hard for restaurants. “I started to feel it businesswise. This week has been the slowest week of the past […] → Read More
International travelers returning to NYC next week as restrictions lift
NEW YORK — New York City streets are expected to, once again, be bustling with international visitors as the United States opens its borders to vaccinated visitors beginning on Monday, Nov. 8. “When we first opened, the neighborhood felt strangely quiet,” Joe Allen restaurant manager Kevin Albert said. The famous Hell’s Kitchen restaurant is back […] → Read More
Thousands of city workers still unvaccinated past mayor’s mandate deadline
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, Manhattan — Thousands of city municipal workers remained unvaccinated Saturday, a day after Friday’s vaccinate mandate deadline. Those who remain unvaccinated will be put on unpaid leave starting Monday. And while the numbers have slowly gone up, some New Yorkers were concerned the city won’t be adequately protected Monday. “This firehouse has lost so […] → Read More
Medical marijuana home growing to expand in NYS, could save patients thousands
Ready to grow pot on your patio? New Yorkers with medical marijuana cards are only a few months away from being able to cultivate cannabis at home. As New York’s new marijuana laws begin to go into effect, medical card holders will soon have much greater access. MORE: MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION IN NY, NJ “It is […] → Read More
NYC teacher vaccine mandate enforcement begins Monday
NEW YORK — Enforcement of New York City’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for teachers and staff begins Monday, along with the possibility that thousands of Department of Education employees could be suspended without pay for failure to get vaccinated. On Friday, Mayor Bill de Blasio said 90% of all DOE staff had met the city’s requirement […] → Read More
Protesters target Carmine’s on UWS amid new claims in fight over vaccine proof
UPPER WEST SIDE, Manhattan — A fight between a Carmine’s restaurant hostess and three women from Texas took a new turn on Monday, as Black Lives Matter protesters showed up outside the restaurant at the start of dinner service. Justin Moore, an attorney for the women accused the hostess of racism and lying to police […] → Read More
NYPD Officer Moira Smith remembered 20 years later by the men whose lives she saved on 9/11
Police officer Moira Smith was the only female NYPD officer to die on Sept. 11, 2001. → Read More
Biden approves major disaster declaration for storm-ravaged NY, NJ
NEW JERSEY — A major disaster declaration has been approved for the state of New Jersey and New York days after Ida brought terrifying flooding to the tri-state area. President Joe Biden declared that a major disaster exists in the Garden State and ordered federal aid to supplement state, tribal and local recovery efforts in […] → Read More