FDNY Announces First Active Duty Firefighter To Die Of COVID-19, 30-Year Veteran Joseph Ferrugia
A heroic firefighter who rushed to save lives on 9/11, has died of coronavirus.
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A heroic firefighter who rushed to save lives on 9/11, has died of coronavirus.
Sheriff's deputies said they entered the building at Westchester Avenue and Zerega Avenue in Parkchester just before midnight.
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont on Face The Nation discussed the state's progress distributing COVID vaccines and how the spread of new variants could impact reopening schools.
Federal prosecutors indicted two New York members of the far-right group the Proud Boys after they say the men conspired to impede law enforcement who were protecting the U.S. Capitol.
Police say three people are hospitalized after their vehicle crashed into an MTA bus in Brooklyn.
Firefighters said the flames were first detected in the middle of the warehouse in a pile of cardboard. They said it took off so quickly that neither fire extinguishers nor the sprinkler system could stop it.
Video taken on Jan. 22 at the Fordham Road subway station in the Bronx shows a man yelling at and striking one child, then grabbing and shaking the other child by his head.
Amidst the chaos on Wall Street, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said Friday that he has launched an investigation into Discord, Robinhood and various other companies that suspended stock trading this week.
Local officials are getting supplies, gear and trucks ready, anticipating what could be heading our way.
The New York City area could see around 12-18 inches, but there are pockets where 18-24 inches are possible just northwest of New York City.
Pop-up distribution centers allow the food bank to zoom in on neighborhoods where needs are outpacing resources.
Video shows the man approach the counter inside the gas station and simulate a gun under a black bag in his hand. Police say he demanded cash from the 31-year-old woman behind the counter.
Flames shot out of the windows of a building in Harlem on Saturday morning.
Event organizers say Brownsville was chosen for the Saturday swap because it's been hit hard by the spike in gun violence.
Cohen's hedge fund, Point72, has become entangled in market turmoil that has pitted a band of small investors against traders that made bets against — or "shorted" — stock of companies including GameStop.
