Yonkers Group Collects Donations To Help Ebola Patients Overseas
AFYA, a Yonkers humanitarian organization named after the Swahili word for health, has been given a list of urgently requested items directly from the government of Sierra Leone.
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AFYA, a Yonkers humanitarian organization named after the Swahili word for health, has been given a list of urgently requested items directly from the government of Sierra Leone.
Both men said they wanted the public to know the benefits of donating bone marrow, and so they brought their message to the Walk for Life event at Saddle River County Park.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said that as a physician and scientist, he would not have recommended a quarantine.
The bill is expected to be introduced in Congress next month after midterm elections.
Among other individual counts, the officers -- Michael Dotro, Victor Aravena, William Gesell and Brian Favretto -- all face conspiracy and official misconduct charges.
Following the death of 3-year-old Jeida Torres at a Brooklyn homeless shelter last week, Sen. Parker says he's learned the law does not include subcontractors working at city homeless shelters.
The money will be spent on projects such as sand barriers on Long Island, a sewer system for Suffolk County and flood protection at NYU Langone Medical Center.
A woman who was arrested on drug charges died Sunday morning after suffering an apparent seizure in her jail cell, police said.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says New York has more jobs than ever and that upstate New York is rebounding. Republican Rob Astorino talks about people fleeing to states with lower taxes and higher employment.
In this edition of "Furry Friend Finder," CBS 2's Mary Calvi and John Elliott introduce us to Eli and Kingston, who are looking for homes.
Police shot and killed a man in Queens on Sunday morning after he tried to attack officers with a utility knife, authorities said.
The woman, who was in her 60s, was walking on Ralph Avenue and East 65 Street in the Flatlands neighborhood when she was hit by a Nissan Pathfinder and dragged about 200 feet.
About 50 congregants gathered at God's Miracle House of Prayer, Praise and Worship, a small church on the third floor of a Flatbush building above a grocery store.
Authorities said in each of the 21 burglaries the suspect broke into the establishment through the roof, ventilation ducts or side/rear doors while the business was closed.
The Williamsburg bowling alley has reopened to the public following a thorough cleaning.
