NYC bills aim to provide services to domestic violence survivors
The legislation will establish a housing stability program for survivors and create an online services portal.
Watch CBS News
The legislation will establish a housing stability program for survivors and create an online services portal.
It's the classic story of a young girl who's transported to a magical land after her family's holiday party.
Police said the teen was attacked a by a group who took his cellphone.
It happened Saturday night as people gathered inside the bar Vers on Ninth Avenue near West 49th Street.
Two people were taken to the hospital in serious, but stable condition.
Performers gathered at Herald Square and tried to stay warm.
Fans were cheering on the players who grew up across the Tri-State Area.
Mayor Adams praised the arresting officers, but said he's worried about a copycat attack and ordered the NYPD to step up patrols at houses of worship.
He was pronounced dead at the hospital. It was not immediately clear if he was a target.
An estimated 60 school districts in New York still use a Native American mascot or logo.
The Department of Transportation announced plans to expand bike lanes and public spaces next year.
Melinda Murray-Nyack lost her only child to sudden cardiac arrest at school and wants to make sure no other parent goes through the same thing.
An installation at the plaza at 300 Ashland uses antiquated call boxes to display testimonies of police brutality.
There were words of caution from fire experts and doctors about the hazards of holiday cooking.
They're unlicensed, and unmissable.
