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NBC New York is a news outlet based in New York, covering local and national news, politics, and entertainment. It reports on events such as primaries, political developments, and celebrity news.
- Top beat: Society
- Tracked since 2026
- 4 New York, NY peers
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- Hospital nurse accused of groping patients in New York, New JerseyA Brooklyn hospital patient sued Brookdale Hospital, alleging a nurse drugged and molested her in December 2025, with the nurse having prior disciplinary actions in New Jersey.
- Luigi Mangione's attorneys discussed possible plea deal with feds ahead of trials: sourcesLuigi Mangione's attorneys had discussions with federal prosecutors about a possible plea deal before a scheduled court hearing, but the agreement fell through. The defense had previously considered a psychiatric defense but later withdrew it. A judge dismissed two federal charges against Mangione, including terror-related murder charges.
- Rent Guidelines Board member resigns in protest hours before final voteA Rent Guidelines Board member resigned in protest before a vote on rent increases for 2.5 million New Yorkers, with the board considering a potential rent freeze.
- NJ Transit says FIFA World Cup overestimates will have cost agency up to $2M per gameNJ Transit says it will waste $16 million on overestimates for World Cup match-day passenger numbers, with current losses at $2 million per game due to lower-than-expected ridership.
- Desperate search for survivors under rubble after Venezuela quakes kill at least 188Venezuela faces a desperate search for survivors after two powerful earthquakes killed at least 164 people, with international aid arriving as the country deals with economic and political challenges.
- Mamdani names new nonprofit liaisonMayor Zohran Mamdani appoints Annie Elisa Minguez as new nonprofit liaison amid ongoing tensions over payment delays and funding issues with local nonprofits.
- Supreme Court blocks thousands of lawsuits against maker of Roundup weedkillerSupreme Court blocked thousands of Roundup lawsuits against Bayer, ruling the company isn't liable in state courts due to federal regulations, despite ongoing cancer risk debates.
- ‘Incapacitated' pilot pulled from cockpit as Air Canada flight out of NJ divertsAn Air Canada flight from Newark to Halifax diverted to Boston after the captain became incapacitated and was removed from the cockpit, with the first officer taking control and landing safely.
- Harvey Weinstein's New York rape charge dropped after accuser says she can't endure a fourth trialProsecutors have dropped a rape charge against Harvey Weinstein, while his other convictions remain in place. The dismissed charge involved an alleged 2013 rape of Jessica Mann in a Manhattan hotel, though Weinstein maintains his innocence. He remains in custody on separate convictions.
- Supreme Court allows Trump to end temporary legal protections for Haitians and SyriansThe Supreme Court permitted the Trump administration to terminate legal protections for Haitian and Syrian migrants, allowing their potential deportation. The 6-3 decision reversed lower court orders, with the majority asserting federal judges lack authority to review non-constitutional claims. Liberal justices dissented, alleging racial bias and procedural flaws in the termination process.
- NJ music festival canceled over alleged white supremacy tiesA music festival in Bergen County was canceled after police received information that some participating bands may have ties to white supremacy and antisemitism. The Wisla Club, where the event was scheduled, closed from Friday through Sunday. Bergen County Executive praised the cancellation, emphasizing rejection of racist and antisemitic ideologies.
- Charges against Eric Adams' top aide are just latest probe of ex-mayor's inner circleCorruption probes against Eric Adams' inner circle continue, with former aides facing charges of bribery and pay-to-play politics, while Adams himself had charges dropped.
- Trump kicks off the Great American State Fair after musicians pulled outPresident Trump addressed the kickoff of the Great American State Fair, celebrating the U.S. 250th anniversary and promoting his policies, while several musicians withdrew over the event's political nature.
- At least 164 dead and 971 injured after powerful quakes rock VenezuelaPowerful earthquakes struck Venezuela, collapsing buildings in Caracas and prompting evacuations and tsunami alerts.
- Is Taylor Swift really getting married at Madison Square Garden? What new clues revealA permit request suggests Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce may be getting married at Madison Square Garden over July 4 weekend, with street closures and a limited guest list. Key points include the permit details, crowd size, and hotel bookings by Chiefs members.