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Deluxe reissue of Lou Reed’s classic 1989 album ‘New York’ available now

Friday, September 25 by ABC News

A deluxe, expanded reissue of the late Lou Reed's critically acclaimed and popular 1989 album New York was released today. New York is Reed's only studio effort to be certified gold for sales of more than 500,000 copies... Read More.

Breonna Taylor decision ignites protests from New York to Chicago to Seattle

Thursday, September 24 by ABC News

BY: EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Protests ignited in Louisville and swept across the U.S. overnight as Americans unleashed outrage after a Kentucky grand jury indicted one officer for allegedly endangering the neighbors of Breonna Taylor during the police... Read More.

New York firefighter sues department over discrimination, racism, hostile work environment

Wednesday, September 23 by ABC News

BY: KARMA ALLEN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A New York state firefighter filed a discrimination lawsuit against the North Tonawanda Fire Department, saying he was bullied for his disability and harassed for making safety complaints against the department.North... Read More.

New York Attorney General’s Office says ‘personal inconvenience’ shouldn’t delay Eric Trump testimony

Wednesday, September 23 by ABC News

BY: AARON KATERSKY, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- The New York Attorney General's office sought Wednesday to compel testimony from President Donald Trump's son as part of an investigation into whether the Trump Organization improperly inflated certain assets to obtain tax... Read More.

What we know about the alleged racist attack on a New York City jogger

Tuesday, September 22 by ABC News

BY: EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A woman has been arrested on hate crime charges one month after she allegedly hurled a glass bottle -- and a racial slur -- at a jogger, New York City police said.

DOJ targets funding to New York, Portland and Seattle as jurisdictions ‘permitting violence’

Monday, September 21 by ABC News

By ALEXANDER MALLIN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Attorney General William Barr has singled out New York City, Portland and Seattle as jurisdictions that he determined permit “violence and destruction of property" and should lose federal funding as a result, the Justice... Read More.

New York Attorney General Leticia James announces body camera reforms in response to Daniel Prude’s death

Sunday, September 20 by ABC News

BY MEREDITH DELISO AND JULIA JACOBO, ABC News(ROCHESTER, N.Y.) -- An independent investigation into the government handling of the death of Daniel Prude moved forward on Friday when the Rochester City Council authorized the power to subpoena several city departments,... Read More.

Mourners remember Ruth Bader Ginsburg at memorials in DC, New York

Saturday, September 19 by ABC News

By EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The news of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death has brought Americans from across generations together in mourning.In Washington, D.C., people assembled at the steps of the Supreme Court on Friday... Read More.

2 dead, 14 wounded in mass shooting in Rochester, New York

Saturday, September 19 by ABC News

By WILLIAM MANSELL, ABC News(ROCHESTER, N.Y.) -- There are two people dead and at least 14 others injured following a mass shooting at a backyard party in Rochester, New York, overnight, according to the Rochester Police Department.The shooting... Read More.

Coronavirus live updates: ‘Largest mass fatality incident’ in New York City: Report

Friday, September 18 by ABC News

By MORGAN WINSOR, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A pandemic of the novel coronavirus has now killed more than 947,000 people worldwide.Over 30.2 million people across the globe have been diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease caused by the new... Read More.

New York City public middle, high schools delay in-person learning until October

Thursday, September 17 by ABC News

By AARON KATERSKY and EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Three days before New York City public schools were supposed to open their doors for in-person learning, officials announced Thursday that classrooms will not reopen as scheduled -- and now... Read More.

Indoor dining to resume at 25% capacity in New York City

Wednesday, September 9 by ABC News

BY: KELLY MCCARTHY(NEW YORK) -- After months of calling on lawmakers to provide a plan for indoor dining in New York City, restaurant owners finally received good news on Wednesday when Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced they could welcome diners back... Read More.

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Deluxe reissue of Lou Reed’s classic 1989 album ‘New York’ available now

Breonna Taylor decision ignites protests from New York to Chicago to Seattle

New York firefighter sues department over discrimination, racism, hostile work environment

New York Attorney General’s Office says ‘personal inconvenience’ shouldn’t delay Eric Trump testimony

What we know about the alleged racist attack on a New York City jogger

DOJ targets funding to New York, Portland and Seattle as jurisdictions ‘permitting violence’

New York Attorney General Leticia James announces body camera reforms in response to Daniel Prude’s death

Mourners remember Ruth Bader Ginsburg at memorials in DC, New York

2 dead, 14 wounded in mass shooting in Rochester, New York

Coronavirus live updates: ‘Largest mass fatality incident’ in New York City: Report

New York City public middle, high schools delay in-person learning until October

Indoor dining to resume at 25% capacity in New York City

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