Friday, February 3, 2017

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Police arrest 11 people at NYU protest over controversial right-wing speaker's event
Protest against speaker Gavin McInnes outside the Kimmel Center on the campus of New York University (NYU) ion February 2, 2017.

Police arrest 11 people at NYU protest over controversial right-wing speaker's event

 Cops are asking for the public’s help in identifying the needle-wielding robber.

Cops nab man for series of stickups at Bronx stores by threatening employees with needles 

 Constance Malcolm, in pink scarf, speaks to about 250 people at a rally in Foley Square Thursday, Feb. 2, 2017, on the five-year anniversary of the death. City Councilman Andy King is to the right of her. Malcolm called for the firing of the cops involved, including Officer Richard Haste, who shot and killed her 18-year-old son on Feb. 2, 2012 after following him into his Bronx home. Gwen Carr, mother of Eric Garner, is diectly behind her to the left in a grey scarf.

Ramarley Graham’s mother demands de Blasio fire cops involved in son’s death or she’ll fight his reelection bid
Assemblywoman Stacy Pheffer (purple), joined Phil and Cathie Vetrano (center frame) at the press conference, in Howard Beach. A demand was being made by the family for a specific DNA testing to be used in the ivestigation of their daughter, Karina's, murder.

Family of slain Queens jogger urges state officials to allow familial DNA search to find killer

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Off-duty NYPD officer killed, sergeant critically injured in Bronx car crash

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Seven hundred workers forced off their jobs at a chemical plant partially-owned until recently by Trump’s billionaire job czar Stephen Schwarzman want the President to make their lives great again. And that’s why many of them voted for him. The strikin

New York Daily News front pages of 2017

 Apollo Theater 80th anniversary.

Apollo Theater through the years

Police enforce prohibition in New York.

Prohibition: A look back

 A court filing reveals that former NYPD Police Commissioner Ray Kelly has accidentally deleted his sensitive emails, despite an order that they be saved for a class-action suit over NYPD summons quotas.

New York Daily News front pages of 2016

Odell Beckham, who began week on Miami party boat, ends it with ice cold day in Green Day as Giants finish season with 38-13 beating.

NYDN back pages

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A look at the new Second Avenue subway line

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The Coney Island New Year's Day Polar Plunge

 Fireworks explode, confetti fills the air and the crowd cheers as the clock strikes midnight and the Waterford crystal ball descends.

Happy New Year! New York rings in 2017

Women move in on merchandise at the sale counter at Lord & Taylor.

Buying Time: Christmas shopping in New York City

 The New York Immigration Coalition holds a 'March for Immigrant New York' at Dag Hammarkskjold Plaza marking International Migrants Day. Manhattan, NY December 18, 2016. ( © Norman Y. Lono for New York Daily News)

International Migrants Day in New York City

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Constance Malcolm, in pink scarf, speaks to about 250 people at a rally in Foley Square Thursday, Feb. 2, 2017, on the five-year anniversary of the death. City Councilman Andy King is to the right of her. Malcolm called for the firing of the cops involved, including Officer Richard Haste, who shot and killed her 18-year-old son on Feb. 2, 2012 after following him into his Bronx home. Gwen Carr, mother of Eric Garner, is diectly behind her to the left in a grey scarf.

Ramarley Graham's mother: Fire cops, de Blasio

 Assemblywoman Stacy Pheffer (purple), joined Phil and Cathie Vetrano (center frame) at the press conference, in Howard Beach. A demand was being made by the family for a specific DNA testing to be used in the ivestigation of their daughter, Karina's, murder.

Family of slain Queens jogger urges state to allow DNA search

 Susan Starker and Lee Gordon were also suspended without pay for 30 days from their jobs at the Administration for Children Services’ employment law unit after the beating death of 6-year-old Zymere.

ACS workers sue over demotions after Zymere Perkins case

 City Council speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito speaks at the rally in Washington Square park. Thousands of people gathered to Washington Square park to protest Donald Trump's executive decisions on immigration Jan. 25, 2017 in Manhattan, New York. The protests were directed toward his proposed travel ban which prevents people from select countries from entering the United States. (Chase Gaewski for New York Daily News)

Mark-Viverito won't back changes to immigration crime list

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NYC pols vote for bills to improve three-quarter house rules

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Rosemarie Skinta used state-of-the-art surveillance technology to keep tabs on her newborn child after she was born ten weeks early on Dec. 18. (L-R) Skinta, Ethan, Leila and the father pose for a photo.

EXCLUSIVE: High-tech camera allowed mom to leave side of preterm baby son at NYC ICU with peace of mind

 A C train arriving to the 50th Street station as the Straphangers Campaign releases its Summer 2009 report card finding the C subway line is the worst and and the 7 subway is the best in overall service and cleanliness.

Anti-Semitic man screams pro-Hitler message, calls woman 'dirty Jew' on C train

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EXCLUSIVE: City finds elevated lead levels in water at Manhattan high school for gifted students
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Manhattan man suing noisy neighbor for screaming profanities in West Village co-op building

 Susan Starker and Lee Gordon were also suspended without pay for 30 days from their jobs at the Administration for Children Services’ employment law unit after the beating death of 6-year-old Zymere.

Child welfare workers sue ACS for allegedly demoting them amid Zymere Perkins probe even though they weren’t involved

New York Sports
NEW YORK, NY - JANUARY 27: Kristaps Porzingis #6 and Carmelo Anthony #7 of the New York Knicks celebrate in the fourth quarter against the Charlotte Hornets at Madison Square Garden on January 27, 2017 in New York City. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this Photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)

Porzingis: Growth as Knicks star would be tougher without Carmelo

 BUFFALO, NY - FEBRUARY 02: Chris Kreider #20 of the New York Rangers jumps to screen Robin Lehner #40 of the Buffalo Sabres on a goal by teammate Mats Zuccarello #36 (not shown) during an NHL game at the KeyBank Center on February 2, 2017 in Buffalo, New York. (Photo by Bill Wippert/NHLI via Getty Images)

Chris Kreider lifts Rangers over Sabres in overtime

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Hal Steinbrenner says he misspoke about Chapman's alleged abuse

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Former Jets center Kevin Mawae playing Hall of Fame waiting game

Hal Steinbrenner says Yankees will try to get under luxury tax

Manhattan
Protest against speaker Gavin McInnes outside the Kimmel Center on the campus of New York University (NYU) ion February 2, 2017.

11 arrested at NYU protest over controversial right-wing speaker

Med camera let mom leave preterm baby at ICU with peace of mind

Man shouts pro-Hitler message, calls woman 'dirty Jew' on C train

NYC finds elevated lead levels in water at school for gifted kids

Brooklyn
Rosemarie Skinta used state-of-the-art surveillance technology to keep tabs on her newborn child after she was born ten weeks early on Dec. 18. (L-R) Skinta, Ethan, Leila and the father pose for a photo.

Med camera let mom leave preterm baby at ICU with peace of mind

Brooklyn man busted for selling meth has substance abuse issues

City rules beating death of 3-year-old Jaden Jordan homicide

Bernie Sanders tapped as Brooklyn College commencement speaker

Bronx
Cops are asking for the public’s help in identifying the needle-wielding robber.

Man busted for sticking up 3 Bronx stores with needles

Off-duty cop killed, sergeant critically injured in Bronx crash

Bronx hospital staffers refused to talk to cops in assault probe

Bronx drug ring that used truck drivers to haul in heroin busted

Queens
Assemblywoman Stacy Pheffer (purple), joined Phil and Cathie Vetrano (center frame) at the press conference, in Howard Beach. A demand was being made by the family for a specific DNA testing to be used in the ivestigation of their daughter, Karina's, murder.

Family of slain Queens jogger urges state to allow DNA search

Student threatens to shoot up Queens elementary school

NYC woman hands over money when gunman threatens to kill her baby

NYC school aide fined $2,500 for using student info to make sales

Staten Island
Mayor de Blasio famously dropped the groundhog during the 2014 celebration. Fortunately for Staten Island Chuck, the mayor wasn’t present at this year’s event.

S.I. Chuck, Punxsutawney Phil offer conflicting Spring forecasts

FDNY, city agree to add fifth firefighter at five firehouses

3 brutes attack man, 20, with baseball bat in Staten Island deli

Five busted in NYC heroin ring after pregnant woman overdosed

Metro
Sarah Stern went missing from her home in early December. Her body has not been found.

Two men charged in missing New Jersey woman's strangling death

N.J. girl banned from boys' basketball team offered WNBA tryout

Woman rescued from burning car by cop, off-duty firefighter

Five busted in NYC heroin ring after pregnant woman overdosed
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Police officers take position outside the Louvre museum in Paris,Friday, Feb. 3, 2017. Paris police say a soldier has opened fire outside the Louvre Museum after he was attacked by someone, and the area is being evacuated. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Soldier guns down suspected terrorist at Louvre Museum

NYPD Emergency Service officers reading themselves to enter 601 East 156th street to search fir a suspect who shot and killed an unidentified male in a 7th floor hallway.

Police arrest shadow-boxing attacker who killed Bronx man

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Even Super Bowl ads are political this year

 Protest against speaker Gavin McInnes outside the Kimmel Center on the campus of New York University (NYU) ion February 2, 2017.

11 arrested at NYU protest over controversial right-wing speaker

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Far-right writer Milo Yiannopoulos to attend White House briefing

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