Pockets Of Sunshine, Churning Ocean Bring Beach-Goers To Coney Island After Tropical Storm Fay Hits Tri-State Area
Partial sunshine always means partial success for Coney Island business owners, who say the entire season is an uphill battle.
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Partial sunshine always means partial success for Coney Island business owners, who say the entire season is an uphill battle.
At least three of the new cases are being linked to parties.
Police said the victim got into an altercation with three men, before one hit him in the head with a cane while the other two punched him in the head and face.
The United States saw another record-breaking day on Friday with 66,600 new coronavirus cases, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
Cuomo noted the three-day average death toll from COVID-19 was 7 - the lowest since March 16.
The suspects attacked the man - punching him in the head, face and body - when he confronted them, police said.
The move came Saturday, just days before Stone was to begin serving a 40-month prison sentence for lying to Congress, witness tampering and obstructing the House investigation into whether Trump's campaign colluded with Russia to win the 2016 election.
Stony Brook officials shared few details on the university's website. But, the student newspaper reported the suspensions were prompted by social media posts by students and alums, who named names.
The recent surge of gun violence continued in New York City on Friday, when there were six separate shootings involving seven victims.
The tri-state is in store for another hot, humid Saturday. John Elliott has the weekend forecast.
Tropical Storm Fay slammed New Jersey with high winds and unpredictable downpours.
On Friday, Stonington, Connecticut, police said they are working with other law enforcement agencies to find the two suspects.
Restaurant owners say the last thing they need is another setback, but they're getting one in the form of Tropical Storm Fay.
Aamir was killed last November when he was hit by a stray bullet while playing basketball at the Baisley Park Houses in Jamaica.
"It's not something that's acceptable in this city. We cannot have people live in fear. We cannot have our young people in the crosshairs. It's not something that we will allow in this city," de Blasio said.
