Peace Barbecue held in the Bronx to encourage safe streets
Bronx Rises Against Gun Violence has been holding Peace Barbecues since 2015.
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Bronx Rises Against Gun Violence has been holding Peace Barbecues since 2015.
An ACC representative says the top reasons pets are surrendered include financial issues and housing issues.
It's the first time the event has been held since the pandemic.
Swimming ended up being delayed until noon because of a number of shark sightings Saturday morning.
According to police, the three yellow swastikas were found on East 61st Street near York Avenue on June 23.
She says whenever there's a health crisis, such as monkeypox, Bronx residents are disproportionately affected.
Police say as many as 200 people were there when the shots rang out Sunday.
The sign on Bay Street can now be found on the block where Garner died in 2014.
Police shut down all express lanes to investigate, backing up traffic for miles.
The 59-year-old security guard is hospitalized with serious injuries, according to police.
Police said they found the suspect's mother lying face down with cuts on her forehead. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
According to police, the suspect approached a 22-year-old man on Steinway Street and started making anti-Asian statements.
Some places won't see any rain while other parts of the Tri-State deal with downpours.
Two children, including a 2-year-old in a stroller, were nearby. But they were not hurt, police said.
Police are searching for at least two people who fled the scene.
