Family Of Man Killed In Elevator Malfunction Raises Money For Basketball Program In His Memory
Sam Waisbren was crushed to death nearly two weeks ago when an elevator malfunctioned at his Kips Bay apartment building.
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Sam Waisbren was crushed to death nearly two weeks ago when an elevator malfunctioned at his Kips Bay apartment building.
A report by the city's transportation department found Citi Bike riders travel about 30% faster than people in taxis.
Police sources tell CBS2 Samuel Sabatino is the suspect they believe carried out a series of burglaries in luxury high rises over the last decade in New York City.
As Hurricane Dorian lingers off the East Coast, pummeling the Bahamas and prompting watchful Floridians on stand-by for evacuations, people around the country can provide help now for both humans and animals displaced by the storm.
Authorities tell CBS2 police were trying to keep people out of the firefighters' way, but as residents watched their building burn, panic quickly turned into conflict.
The Monroe-Woodbury school district was supposed to welcome back students on Wednesday, but their superintendent has announced that a cyber attack has disrupted the school's computer network.
The de Blasio administration is furiously backpedaling on several hot-button education issues that have upset elected officials and parents right before the start of school.
Izaebela Kolano of Nutley is accused of asking to take a look at a $28,000 ring at the Costco in Clifton. When she was done looking at it, police say she handed the clerk back a $2,000 ring instead.
After one of the worst measles outbreaks in a generation, there is finally positive news for residents in New York.
His attention on New York City has come under question from critics as he runs for the Democratic nomination in 2020.
The announcement comes just days after a mass shooting claimed seven lives in Odessa, Texas, and follows back-to-back shootings last month, one of them at a Walmart store.
Witnesses couldn't believe what was happening right before their very eyes in East New York -- a police chase that seemed right out of the movies on the streets and in backyards.
For the last century, members of the same Lyndhurst family set out for the same school after Labor Day.
"In this country, you have a right to be a bigot. It's protected. It's what we're seeing now is people being emboldened to act out on that bigotry," Deborah Lauter said.
Officials moved Tuesday to ban certain vaping products that critics say are getting kids sick.
