FDA Warns About Fresh Basil Imported From Mexico
The FDA urges people who have fresh basil shipped from Siga Logistics de RL de CV in Morelos, Mexico not to eat it and throw it away.
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The FDA urges people who have fresh basil shipped from Siga Logistics de RL de CV in Morelos, Mexico not to eat it and throw it away.
The H&M retail chain has issued a recall on a style of kids' pajamas which may pose a risk of burn injuries to children.
The American Meteor Society received at least 600 reports of people spotting Wednesday night's fireball over the East Coast. Dr. Denton Ebel, curator of meteorites at the American Museum of Natural History, explains what they saw.
Your Friday afternoon looks picture perfect with high pressure dominating across the mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Expect temperatures to climb into the mid 80s or so with not-so-terrible humidity levels.
Organizers had originally hoped to hold the event in Watkins Glen, New York, and then in the Town of Vernon. Permits for both locations were rejected.
The arrest comes as President Donald Trump calls on Mayor Bill de Blasio to stand up and take action.
The NYPD says grandparents should beware of a scam targeting seniors. The victims are told their grandson is in trouble with the law and needs cash for bail.
Firefighters were called around 11:30 p.m. to a building on Ogden Avenue and West 161st Street in the Highbridge section.
The crash happened shortly before 3 a.m. near East Mount Eden and Townsend avenues in the Mount Eden section.
Authorities say 39-year-old Nicholas Layton and 33-year-old Rebecca Willis are wanted for possessing weapons and homemade explosives, and dealing drugs near Philadelphia.
Tiffany Cabán said her campaign is now taking the election results to court, arguing too many write-in ballots were invalidated by the city's Board of Elections.
Richard Thomas is calling for New York's Supreme Court to stop councilman Andre Wallace from calling himself the "acting mayor" and also stop Wallace from signing checks and contracts
Officials say they've seen a steady decline in cases since April. County Executive Ed Day first declared a state of emergency in March and renewed it several times since.
This comes as the sergeants benevolent association posted video of another similar attack on social media.
"It's about time! I don't know what took him so long, all his excuses, but thank God he's out," said East Harlem resident Rene Moran.
