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Once shots rang out, the victim barreled down the street and right into the kids, a brother and sister, who just happened to be in the area. The victim then appeared to use them as a human shield.
Highs this afternoon will be in the upper 80s. Skies will feature a mix of sun and clouds and there is a chance of some showers and storms by late afternoon and especially into this evening.
With 70% of adult New Yorkers having received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine, the state will shift focus to areas with low vaccination rates.
Last summer, the day took on added importance amid the protests over racism and police brutality.
The city's latest subway slashing happened mere steps from live music inside the Times Square station.
The city-sponsored Juneteenth block party brought hundreds to Harlem's St. Nicholas Park to dance, sing and to reflect.
A full capacity crowd was allowed, and no proof of a negative COVID-19 test or COVID vaccination required.
The Army presented 99-year-old Ozzie Fletcher with the medal at Fort Hamilton on Friday.
The fair reopened Friday afternoon after being canceled last year for the first time in three decades because of the pandemic.
Officials say the fire spread to three cars, and they were able to get it all under control in about 20 minutes.
The governor says under the commissioner's leadership, the state has met its goal of fully vaccinating more than 4.7 million people about two weeks early.
He says the suspect was starting arguments with multiple people on the train before reaching into his backpack and pulling out what looked like a piece of concrete.
It happened on Driggs Avenue and South Fifth Street in Williamsburg just before 5 p.m. Friday.
Police are looking for a man who smashed the OMNY displays at the Borough Hall and Court Street subway stations in Brooklyn.
Community groups and some members of Congress have raised concerns about the environmental impact.
