Enthusiastic Families Flock To The City As 'Summer Streets' Event Returns After COVID-19 Hiatus
Summer Streets returned to Manhattan this year. The event was canceled last year because of the pandemic.
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Summer Streets returned to Manhattan this year. The event was canceled last year because of the pandemic.
It'll be a mild and muggy night, with temperatures in the city bottoming out at around 70. Sunday will be mainly cloudy and slightly cooler with a few showers likely in the morning.
According to police, the man approached a 16-year-old on the train and "sexually abused the victim before fleeing the station."
According to police, two swimmers were struck by a large wave. One man got back to shore, but the other was pulled from the water by emergency responders.
According to police, one of the suspects pulled out a handgun and warned the 23-year-old clerk not to touch anything.
NYPD just released pictures and surveillance video of suspects who allegedly got away with cash and credit cards.
Scott Fairlamb, of Butler, reached a plea deal with federal prosecutors.
Sources told CBS2's Marcia Kramer the unidentified aide made the report Thursday with the Albany County Sheriff's Department.
Temps today will be in the mid to upper 80s. Things will turn mostly cloudy by this evening, but we'll stay dry for the daylight hours.
Investigators said a man was cut on the arm after a dispute with the suspect.
The man is reportedly in stable condition at the hospital.
Most of the day is dry with any shower chances holding off until late in the day... more so at night. Highs will be in the mid 80s.
While some parents believe the mandate will be tricky to enforce, others say they should try everything possible, especially with the Delta variant causing COVID cases to soar.
Several Long Island beaches were shut down to swimming last week due to a number of shark sightings.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says they can overheat and catch fire.
