Deadline Set To Complete Wi-Fi Installation At New York City Homeless Shelters
The installation would help 11,000 school-age children in shelters take part in remote learning.
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The installation would help 11,000 school-age children in shelters take part in remote learning.
Two tractor trailers heading southbound near Exit 17 by New York Stewart International Airport collided around 3:45 p.m. Tuesday.
Participants say they feel sharing insight and education is the best way to combat racist ignorance.
Police said the little girl called 911 to report the shooting around 11:30 p.m. from the Van Dyke Houses on Sutter Avenue in Brownsville.
A Bronx woman is the first patient in the world to successfully receive a new windpipe.
Tuesday morning, Mayor Bill De Blasio conceded hotels do not make good shelters. He promised a return to higher capacity traditional shelters but without saying exactly when.
"They don't slow down for anybody that tries to walk across," Chu said. "When they see people they just do their honks, and it's like 'beep beep beep' and it's not just annoying, it's dangerous."
A woman was working Friday at the recently opened Glenbrook Brewery in Morristown. She had a table of four that seemed satisfied with their brews until she approached them about COVID-19 rules.
The face of a Long Island teenager will be on newsstands across the nation next week.
As vaccine eligibility expands, there is a new push to bring mobile vaccination vans and ambulances stocked with supply into neighborhoods and homes.
There are calls to put an end to the violence after a 5-year-old was hit by a stray bullet in Brooklyn on Monday. The little girl was the latest victim in a surge of gun violence in the city.
Enrollment opens Wednesday to sign up for the test in June.
The recent rash of violent attacks in the city is raising questions about mental illness and crime.
It happened around 7:45 a.m. Tuesday at 4th Avenue and 3rd Street in the Gowanus section.
Brandon Elliot is accused of brutally attacking 65-year-old Vilma Kari outside the building on West 43rd Street as she was on her way to church.
