Bronx Times News Headlines Archive for January 18, 2021

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in New York

COVID-19 in New York: Signs of flattening curve continue, but 172 more dead statewide

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Mayor Bill de Blasio releases preliminary budget of $92.8 billion for fiscal year 2022

By Bronx Times

A woman holds a small bottle labeled with a “Coronavirus COVID-19 Vaccine” sticker and a medical syringe in this illustration

NYC public hospitals use less of their COVID vaccines than well-funded private providers

By Bronx Times

Business

Only 12% of NYC businesses got PPP through feds; Bronx got the least

By Bronx Times

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Some New Yorkers over 65 to qualify for transport to get the vaccine this week: de Blasio

By Bronx Times

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Murder suspect picked up for fatally shooting man in the neck on west Bronx street

By Bronx Times

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Police cuff Bronx man for trying to rape woman in Fordham Manor building

By Alex Mitchell

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Former CB 11 board member passes away

By Jason Cohen

EMTs win free speech lawsuit.

West Bronx pedestrian dies after being struck in hit and run

By Alex Mitchell

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Man suffers fatal leg injuries after hit-and-run on northeast Bronx street: NYPD

By Bronx Times

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