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NEW YORK (WABC) — A Tornado Watch is in effect for much of Southern New Jersey Friday, with the potential severe weather coming ahead of a hot weekend. The watch was issued until 7 pm for Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Salem, Somerset, Sussex, and Warren counties. A heat advisory is … Read more
Masking must go on. Broadway’s theaters will continue to require that ticketholders wear masks at least through the end of June, the Broadway League said Friday. The extension from the Broadway League, a trade group that sets coronavirus policy on Broadway, comes as New York rides out another COVID wave, the latest driven by uber-contagious … Read more
A street inside New York City’s only Army base will soon bear the name of a Black officer who died saving others in Vietnam — instead of the name of the Confederate general who led the South’s attempt at secession. The street will be renamed John Warren Avenue on Friday to honor First Lt. John … Read more
For many parents and teachers dealing with New York City schools, the last few weeks have felt like déjà vu. Back in December, omicron broke COVID-19 records in classrooms. Its offshoot variants are now driving spread among students and teachers, based on both city data and individual reports from school staff. Yet limited action has … Read more
Dear JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes, I’m writing with a simple request: Please create some mask-required flight options for travelers who want them. You may wonder why I’m singling your airline out for not mandating masks on any flights when, as the kids say, “everyone else is doing it.” In fact, I think all airlines — … Read more
Bronx: When I first heard about the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the first thing I thought about was Patrick J. Buchanan’s book, “The Death of the West.” In it, Buchanan expresses “how dying populations and immigrant invasions imperil our country and civilization,” and how places like Texas and California have been … Read more
A potential change in immigration protocols may be just days away as the fate of Title 42 is decided in federal court. Title 42 is a public health policy that was enacted by former President Donald Trump’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, allowing US officials to quickly expel migrants entering the United States illegally, … Read more
Detectives are looking to question two teenagers, one of them just 14-years-old, in connection to the girl shot and killed by a duo on a moped that opened fire at a group of men on a Bronx street corner in broad daylight, multiple law enforcement sources tell News 4 New York. Kyhara Tay was with … Read more
• May 19, 2022, 1:51 AM The University celebrated its first in-person Commencement ceremony in three years on Wednesday, as thousands of graduates and their families gathered on campus and thousands of others joined on a livestream. University President Lee Bollinger addressed the graduates with an acknowledgment of the unique challenges of the past few … Read more
Down a narrow Financial District street one block north of the Federal Reserve — past a cobbler and a secondhand gem seller — an era has quietly come to an end in one of Manhattan’s earliest skyscrapers. “Everyone in my building had lived there for over a decade,” artist Molly Crabapple told The Post of … Read more
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