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It's NYC Marathon Sunday! NYPD steps up security for 60,000 runners

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NBC New York
“It's NYC Marathon Sunday! NYPD steps up security for 60,000 runners”

About 60,000 runners will take to the streets across all five boroughs for the New York City Marathon Sunday, with millions of spectators expected and additional New York City police planned along the route. Police say there are no credible threats to this year’s marathon. The NYPD is deploying additional officers, vehicles and thousands of barricades. Major road closures begin overnight, including the upper level of the Verrazzano Bridge. Officials are urging everyone to use mass transit and…

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CBS New York
“First Alert Weather: High of 60 for NYC Marathon in New York - 10/31/26”

CBS News New York's Tony Sadiku has your First Alert Forecast for October 31 at 7:30 p.m.

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CBS New York
“Runners getting ready for Sunday's 2026 TCS NYC Marathon”

We're just hours away from one of New York City's biggest events – the TCS NYC Marathon. Tens of thousands of runners will work their way through the five boroughs beginning at 8 a.m. Sunday. CBS News New York's Rob Flaks takes a look at how runners are preparing.

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