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traffic safety

City tweaks beach policy for Memorial Day weekend, opening sand but not surf

By Todd Maisel

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Opinion

Opinion: A change is needed to protect our liberties

By Bob Capano

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Latest slate of open streets includes 10 Brooklyn neighborhoods

By Ben Verde

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Floyd Bennett Field fishermen blast feds for closing park to store idle buses

By Rose Adams

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Downtown

Iconic eatery Gage & Tollner sees outpour of online support as pandemic postpones reopening

By Jessica Parks

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Legal Aid data shows COVID-19 enforcement impacting mostly minority communities

By Mark Hallum

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Health

City on its way to begin reopening by early June, de Blasio says

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech

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Opinion

Op-ed: Amid pandemic, barriers reduced for NYC primary voters

By Laura Wood & Jarret Berg

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Arts & Entertainment

Bay Ridge artist spends pandemic painting neighborhood window displays

By Jessica Parks

Health

Special needs parents on the front lines seek daycare alternatives

By Ben Verde

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News

New map shows COVID-19 infection rate by neighborhood

By Ben Verde

Protest police brutality during social distancing

Activists rally after cops aggressively arrest woman for improper face mask

By Kevin Duggan

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Business

Park Slope lawmakers launch small biz loan program

By Ben Verde

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Health

Nearly 150 New York City children diagnosed with inflammatory illness linked to coronavirus

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech

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Put a ring on it! Domino Park debuts social distancing circles

By Kevin Duggan

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Kids & Education

Universities across the city brace for new realities during COVID-19

By Kevin Duggan

FILE PHOTO: A man crosses a nearly deserted Fulton Street in the financial district of lower Manhattan in New York

Opinion

Opinion: Local, regional and national governance has failed us

By Nick Rizzo

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Opinion

Opinion: It’s time to open the Big Apple

By Bob Capano

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Health

Many nursing homes purposefully underreport COVID-19 deaths, sources say

By Rose Adams

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Mayor announces four new COVID-19 testing sites in southern Brooklyn

By Jessica Parks

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U.S. Navy aircraft carrier USS Nimitz is anchored in the Guanabara Bay as part of the Southern Seas 2026 deployment for joint naval exercises, while the Brazilian Navy conducts radiological monitoring operations near its position, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil May 8, 2026.

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