MLK Day: New Yorkers Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.'s Spirit Of Service
Groups and organizations from across the Tri-State Area worked together in service Monday as Dr. King would have wanted them to.
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Groups and organizations from across the Tri-State Area worked together in service Monday as Dr. King would have wanted them to.
Kokoe Tanaka-Suwan, better known as Ms. Kokoe, is up for a prestigious award for her work in music education at the Bronx Global Learning Institute for Girls.
A group of doctors and professionals are helping kids from our area see there's no mountain too high to take on.
A vacant home with more than 200 violations is still upsetting neighbors after years of complaints in the East Flatbush section of Brooklyn.
Gov. Phil Murphy let the cat out of the bag, tweeting that he is pleased the school chose Jonathan Holloway as its next president.
Police said there was an argument around 5 a.m. inside Floridita Restaurant near 10th Avenue and 207th Street.
The FDNY responded around 3:15 a.m. to a home under construction on 217th Street near 104th Avenue in Queens Village.
There's a consumer alert on strollers that have been sold at Target and on Amazon.
An elderly man is deadly following an early-morning fire in the Bronx. Flames broke out around 2:45 a.m. at a high-rise building on Casals Place.
As the city and nation celebrate the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. many are marking the occasion with a day of service.
Police said there was some kind of argument before the suspect pulled out a gun and shot the victim once in the head and twice in the torso.
Police said the child's father, 33-year-old Kenneth Williams, took her Saturday in the Belmont section.
The victim was punched in the face around 11:15 p.m. last Thursday near Kingston Avenue and Saint John's Place in Crown Heights.
The shooting was caught on camera around 1 p.m. Thursday at 42nd Street and Ninth Avenue.
A new show at the American Museum of Natural History transports visitors to "Worlds Beyond Earth." Curator Dr. Denton Ebel tells CBSN New York more.
