New York City Relocating Homeless Individuals Currently Housed In Commercial Hotels Due To Pandemic
The city says its plan to use hotels to battle COVID-19 was temporary.
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The city says its plan to use hotels to battle COVID-19 was temporary.
At least one car of the CSX train appeared to go off the tracks near the intersection of Bruckner Boulevard and East 149th Street in Hunts Point.
Police say a street crime unit was conducting a surveillance operation near Union Street and MLK Drive.
AstraZeneca on Tuesday temporarily halted its phase three trial of a possible coronavirus vaccine after one participant may have suffered from a serious adverse reaction.
Both victims, an 18-year-old and a 22-year-old, are from West Haverstraw.
Prude died days after an encounter with police on March 23.
There was an explanation from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to Nassau County, admitting a misunderstanding and error.
A surprise breast cancer diagnosis proved to be no match for a young Washington Heights woman.
As thousands of students head back to school virtually this month, teachers and parents are grappling with how to keep kids focused and engaged.
The crowds are measured not only by allowing LIRR access to your trip but also by sophisticated sensors built into a car's suspension to detect how many people are on board.
It's an unprecedented start to the school year in Yonkers, the fourth largest district in New York.
Dr. Raul Perea-Henze, the deputy mayor for Health and Human Services, announced his resignation.
Police said the 62-year-old victim was shot multiple times in the head and shoulders.
Chopper 2 was overhead as first responders surveyed the scene.
An unprecedented pledge was signed Tuesday by nine of the leading pharmaceutical companies racing to develop a COVID-19 vaccine.
