Snapshot NY: Bringing The Heavens Down To Earth In The Bronx
On any given street corner in the Bronx, you might find a portal to another world.
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On any given street corner in the Bronx, you might find a portal to another world.
For $280 dollars, beginners can sign up to take a neon bending class and walk away with abstract glowing squiggles made by their own hands.
A man armed with a bat is accused of destroying several security cameras inside a Bronx building.
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts announced its selection of honorees today.
Some people in Queens have been without power since last night.
Police say the suspect forced his way into the victim's apartment and hit her in the head with a glass bottle.
The crash happened shortly before 9:30 a.m. near the intersection of Long and Central Avenues.
Expect hit and miss showers this afternoon with some downpours in the mix. And it won't be as hot as yesterday, but have no doubt, it will be very muggy out there.
The 66-year-old billionaire is accused of recruiting and abusing dozens of underage girls at his $77 million New York mansion and Florida home in the early 2000s.
Last night was an example of how conditions can change in a minute. Even more downpours are expected later today.
Gwen Carr and other activist are calling for "11 days of outrage" after the U.S. Department of Justice announced it would not file civil rights charges against the officers involved in her son's death.
New Jersey's high court has also removed Ocean County Superior Court Judge John Russo Jr. from the bench following a separate case in which he told a rape victim she should have "shut your legs."
The downpours and gusty winds are behind us and now there's just a chance for a scattered shower or storm throughout the day and into the early evening.
Wednesday's heavy rain wasn't the most ideal condition for an all-white dinner party, but it didn't stop thousands from coming out for just that.
As a single Republican senator stops the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund from receiving funding, first responders are again grieving the loss of one of New York's Bravest.
