Hundreds Of Firefighters Battle 5-Alarm Fire At Bronx Apartment Building
The five-alarm blaze started on the sixth floor of an apartment building on the Grand Concourse by East 172nd Street around 8 p.m.
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The five-alarm blaze started on the sixth floor of an apartment building on the Grand Concourse by East 172nd Street around 8 p.m.
Police sources tell CBS2 the man was shot and killed after he got into an argument with his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend.
Police say a man in the Bronx brutally murdered his ex-wife Thursday – running her over with a car and then hacking her to death in broad daylight.
This to be coupled with more cops and more city shelter beds. CBS2's Marcia Kramer challenged the beleaguered agency on the plan – which seems very familiar to the city's old plan.
The building has an elevator that stops on all floors, but the fiction section is only reachable by stairs and is split into three levels – making it inaccessible for people in wheelchairs.
The Department of Education says it fired Alexandra Robinson, the top city executive in charge of public school buses used by 150,000 students every day.
Overall, the hackers attempted to penetrate 241 accounts — four successfully — though none of those penetrated was associated with presidential campaigns
"There's nothing in writing, nothing in our deeds, nothing in their deed that states we need to pay for a lake, a bar, and a clubhouse that we don't use," Linda McKenna said.
Family, friends and fellow police officers paid their last respects to Officer Brian Mulkeen, a hero who gave his life in service to the NYPD.
The theory is called the Butterfly Effect. Some believe the concept can also be applied to kindness.
The contract battle between transit workers and the agency is getting bitter.
Bronx-born Diahann Carroll, who won critical acclaim as the first black woman to star in a non-servant role in a TV series as “Julia,” has died at age 84.
Employers added a weaker-than-expected 136,000 jobs in September and wage growth slowed, adding to fears that the U.S. economy is cooling.
Retired Trans World Airlines flight attendants came together Thursday for their largest reunion yet.
The company says it's on track to employ 5,000 new veterans and/or military spouses by next year.
