3 Killed In Separate Shootings In The Bronx
The latest shooting statistics show there have been 321 homicides in New York City this year. At this point last year, 309 people had been killed by gun violence.
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The latest shooting statistics show there have been 321 homicides in New York City this year. At this point last year, 309 people had been killed by gun violence.
The mayor estimates there are 50,000 illegal basement units, although he acknowledges that number could be much higher.
There was no immediate word on what led to the shooting.
Los Deliveristas Unidos, the group that advocates for delivery workers, points out he was among many braving the storm.
The mud and debris landed on the Metro-North's Hudson Line tracks, causing a disruption in service.
The order directs the Justice Department and other executive branch agencies to begin a declassification review, and requires that declassified documents be released over the next six months.
Just ahead of Rosh Hashanah, which begins Monday at sundown, 13 rabbis from the Five Towns and Far Rockaway released a new video encouraging everyone to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
To help with the clean-up in New York City, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced alternate side parking is suspended through Wednesday, Sept. 8.
In the midst of the pandemic, some congregations are carefully planning to gather in person, while others will connect virtually.
Shut down for nearly 18 months because of COVID, Broadway's getting back in business, and Thursday night was a big night.
City officials released a flooding analysis in May that called for updating flash flood responses by 2023 due to an increase in annual rainfall.
The governor arrived with a signed emergency declaration, along with a commitment from the Biden administration and FEMA to provide resources.
In the hours after Ida, many are scrambling to figure out what they lost and what exactly is covered under their insurance policies.
New Yorkers cleaning up their flooded homes are begging for more help.
Former Roman Catholic Cardinal Theodore McCarrick was in a Massachusetts courtroom Friday to plead not guilty to sexual assault charges.
