Hometown Heroes Ticker Tape Parade Marches Through Canyon Of Heroes
Some parts of the celebration had to be canceled due to the extreme heat, but that didn't stop the crowds from coming out to say thank you.
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Some parts of the celebration had to be canceled due to the extreme heat, but that didn't stop the crowds from coming out to say thank you.
Jersey City is taking steps to protect its high-rise buildings following the tragedy in south Florida.
The measure extends a policy put in place during the pandemic that helped eateries stay afloat.
The D.C. Appeals Court said Giuliani would be suspended from working as an attorney there pending the outcome of his case in New York.
On the Queens-Nassau County border, lined with Haitian-owned businesses, restaurant manager Baz Germaine woke up to shocking news that has him fearing for the island nation's future.
The 16-year-old has been charged with attempted murder, assault, reckless endangerment and criminal possession of a weapon.
Police say a 40-year-old man was sitting in the driver's seat of a parked Honda Civic when a man approached the vehicle, pulled out a gun and told him to get out.
More sites are expected to close over the coming weeks and months.
Wednesday's Hometown Heroes ticker tape parade featured the transit workers who helped get people around the city through COVID.
It's dwarfed by the new bridge just to the south. The so-called "Sparkplug" lighthouse, completed in 1883. It's made mostly of cast iron. It's now in need of serious help.
A veteran from Monmouth County got an unexpected post-Fourth of July thank you while out with his family, and said it took his breath away.
Samara Mitchell's daughter Kyemani died Tuesday afternoon in Staten Island's Silver Lake Reservoir. A longtime family friend brought the group of kids here.
Vehicle sales dropped again in June, the second month in a row of declining vehicle sales, as rising prices and shortages keep would-be buyers away.
The incident happened on River Road in Edgewater, a road that residents have said for years is now more like a highway where you have to cross at your own risk.
It was a celebratory day in New York City, but for many families, it was a reminder of the thousands lost to the pandemic.
