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Gwen Carr, center, speaks outside New York State Supreme Court in April 2019 Judge orders PBA President Pat Lynch and the supervising sergeant on the scene at Garner’s death to testify/ [ more › ]

Because our cars are big as hell and it's probably a bad thing, here are your late day links: flag-bearer cooling jackets, burning churches, Stonehenge drama, Charlamagne tha Late Night Host, Crocs at the gym, and more. [ more › ]

An inspector with the Department of Consumer Affairs and Worker Protections speaks with a street vendor in the Fordham section of the Bronx. Two police officers were brought in as backup if needed, according to the Street Vendor Project. "You cannot continue a vending system that is inherently inequitable and then rain down police to enforce it." [ more › ]

Camp Rav Tov in Ulster Heights The girl's cause of death is unknown, but parents of attendees at the upstate camp said they're worried COVID protocols weren't followed. [ more › ]

Mayor Bill de Blasio New York City will launch vaccination sites at 25 summer schools starting on Monday. [ more › ]

Performers and sculptures in Andrea Miller's "You Are Here" The work from Andrea Miller invites people to reflect on what it was like to live in the city during the pandemic. [ more › ]

This scanning electron microscope image shows SARS-CoV-2 (round gold particles) emerging from the surface of a cell cultured in the lab. These charts show the growth of COVID-19 in New York City and the tri-state area. [ more › ]

Double Patty Beef Burger with Twice Cooked Fries ($20) Chef April Bloomfield is no longer involved with restaurant, now called Breslin Burger. [ more › ]

Mario Batali in 2018 "Celebrity and fame does not absolve someone from following the law," New York Attorney General Letitia James said. [ more › ]

Because the Arch Deluxe was wasted on the late-'90s, here are your early links: The CIA's new Havana Syndrome hunter, Olympians from New Jersey, Facebook bad, superyacht worker secrets, grizzly bear standoff, and more. [ more › ]

Construction crews work on replacing a lead service line in Newark on Thursday July 2, 2020. The law makes New Jersey the second state in the country to mandate lead service line replacement. [ more › ]

Rep. Nydia Velazquez <br>(<a href="https://www.instagram.com/juliusmotalphoto/">Julius Motal</a> / Gothamist) Spoiler Alert: It’s Nydia Velázquez. Just don’t call her a party boss. [ more › ]

The sergeant, Phillip Wong, is accused of punching a handcuffed man in custody and kneeling on the back of another. [ more › ]

Because the Times has noticed this, here are your late day links: Sopranos Monopoly, knock-off Crocs, Eric Clapton vs. the vaccine, the cutest Hudson Valley pandemic B&B, spaghetti on the beach, and more. [ more › ]

The adaptation, directed by Joel Coen, will premiere at the festival on September 24th. [ more › ]

Bill Perkins, a Councilmember for the 9th Council District, inside the New York City Council chambers in March 2018. “He was a man of the people and that's what everyone liked about him." [ more › ]

Our reporter Stephen Nessen hands out masks at the Bowling Green station on July 20, 2021 Our intrepid reporter wanted to know firsthand what it’s like to hand out masks in the subway, at a time when fewer people are wearing them. [ more › ]

Because the old menstruating-cow-in-a-field trap didn't work, here are your early links: Olympic torch relay semi-canceled, VH1's Surreal Life coming back, border wall for sale, Spanish rat, and more. [ more › ]

The Harlem River Drive on July 8, 2021 The maps haven't been updated since 2007, and flood risk is rising in communities battered by Superstorm Sandy, exacerbated by new building development. [ more › ]

Brian Soto of Time Equities, Inc. stands on the 12th floor of 55 Fifth Avenue where renovations are underway to attract a new tenant. With a persistent glut of available office space due to the pandemic, landlords at older buildings are making upgrades to lure new tenants. [ more › ]

Rutgers' Newark campus But Hindu students say they are the victims — of “Hinduphobia.” [ more › ]

Because there's new evidence that TikTok watches what you do and responds accordingly, here are your late day links: Olympic surfers get crummy waves, Google Reader ruled, new Linda Lindas song, extreme heat kills fish, and more. [ more › ]

Port Authority emergency services unit respond to the flooding on July 17, 2021 The city’s sewers were built in the 19th century. Charging fees to warehouse and parking lot owners could help pay for much-needed updates. [ more › ]

Vaccinations at New York City's public hospitals began in December. Calling the mandate for public healthcare workers "a great first step," Mayor Bill de Blasio said that the city will consider extending the requirement to other city employees. [ more › ]

The NYC skyline as seen from Hoboken on July 20th (top photo) and during week of July 12th (lower photo) The National Weather Service has issued severe thunderstorm watch through 8:00 p.m., with the possibility of 70 mile-per-hour wind gusts, large hail, and ample lightning. [ more › ]