PSEG Long Island, Island Harvest hold summer food drives
The Power to Feed drive was the third of six that will be hosted over the summer.
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The Power to Feed drive was the third of six that will be hosted over the summer.
New data shows that across New York, shooting incidents involving injuries have dropped 28% so far this year.
A worker at the United Premium Foods plant in Woodbridge, New Jersey died after an incident involving machinery, the mayor's office confirmed.
Dr. Tony Coronado, with Thrive Pet Healthcare, says one of the first signs of heat stroke in pets is panting.
Seventy-three civilian employees, who help the NYPD reduce crime and keep the public safe, were also recognized.
Adams said the media pressures Black men to keep their opinions and passions to themselves so they won't be thought of as an "angry Black man."
The Nassau County Democratic Committee says the boundaries dilute the voting power of communities of color.
Afzal Butt was viciously beaten by a group of people after someone tried hailing a ride from him in Midtown. The attack was caught on video.
Sources tell CBS New York the crane fire may have been caused by a hydraulic fluid leak.
Con Ed said restoration crews are on the way. They're reminding customers to conserve power.
A day after residents protested, buses brought asylum seekers to the former Saint Agnes Academic High School in Queens.
Investigators said the suspect also damaged religious items and removed prayer documents.
In May, Bynum was arrested in Virginia and charged in Dwumfour's death.
One of the co-authors of that study noted there's a hot spot here in New York with quite a few cases.
PSEG Long Island said the program will help reduce the load on the power system and save customers money in the long run.
