Queens Street Renamed For 9/11 Hero FDNY Chief Ronald Spadafora
A ceremony was held Friday to rename an intersection in Queens for a longtime fire chief who led rescue and recovery efforts at Ground Zero.
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A ceremony was held Friday to rename an intersection in Queens for a longtime fire chief who led rescue and recovery efforts at Ground Zero.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration says the Vermont-based company is voluntarily recalling more than 14,000 five-pound bags of unbleached all-purpose flour.
A female customer told police she noticed a camera inside a tanning bed at Sun of a Beach salon on Franklin Avenue in Nutley.
It's a much better morning than it was yesterday, and it's Friday! Temps today will start out on the chillier side in the low 60s but will eventually reach the 70s.
Officials with the National Weather Service have not determined the strength of the cyclone, but say it touched down in Mullica Hill, just outside of Philadelphia.
The coyote was reportedly following a 37-year-old woman, who was pushing her four-year-old in a stroller, when the animal lunged at her around 7 p.m.
Sources tell CBS2 the actor could be charged with forcible touching after the alleged incident at Magic Hour Rooftop Bar and Lounge in Midtown.
There were questions if he'd actually find enough support to be invited, now the question is how much time will Bill de Blasio actually get to talk.
Kathleen Flynn went missing on her walk home from school and was later found strangled in Norwalk.
State legislators are expected Thursday to pass a law that would end religious exemptions for vaccinations in New York in response to an outbreak of measles in parts of the state.
They were told volunteers would make their bathroom handicapped accessible, but instead, they found their entire house had been transformed – for free.
Junior was just 15 years-old when he was murdered last year outside a bodega near his home. Now The Fresh Air Fund, which runs five summer camps, is starting Camp Junior at Harriman State Park
Victor Gomez, a 35-year-old immigrant from Guatemala, admitted he used a fire extinguisher to beat her to death in her laundry room in 2015.
Three months ago, a simple checkup revealed he was on the brink of death. A rare disorder immediately put him on the heart transplant list. He hasn't left the hospital since.
It's a dangerous and deadly trend -- stray bullets flying across the boroughs, striking innocent bystanders.
