Vandalism On Land Formerly Occupied By Dowling College Has Local Residents Fuming At Company That Bought The Property
A once-historic gem on Long Island's South Shore is being picked apart and damaged by vandals.
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A once-historic gem on Long Island's South Shore is being picked apart and damaged by vandals.
While the vast majority of cases who are COVID-19 positive are unvaccinated, there are some so-called "breakthrough cases."
The woman, who is now 68, filed a lawsuit in Manhattan.
Police say it happened just after 2 a.m. Sunday morning near South 4th and Havemeyer Streets.
Bullet holes could be seen in the glass walls of the TKTS booth, a popular spot for tourists and locals to buy theater tickets.
It appears someone was working on a piece of equipment when it exploded.
The agency said the employee has been removed from service and will no longer be allowed to drive a train.
Police said about 150 people were gathered listening to music when two gunmen opened fire.
On Nickerson Beach, a purple flag with a shark silhouette will be hosted for 24 hours whenever someone spots a shark.
The 500 affected employees will instead work form home, from new shared workspaces in Manhattan and from offices in New Jersey and Connecticut.
Police said the suspect got into an argument with the 63-year-old victim before the attack.
Some of Broadway's biggest stars are celebrating New York's reopening with a new version of a famous song.
New York City's new vaccine mandate was supposed to go into effect Monday, but now Mayor Bill de Blasio says it is happening Tuesday.
More performances are scheduled Tuesday at Midland Beach on Staten Island, Thursday at Brooklyn Army Terminal in Brooklyn and Friday at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens.
Many are left wondering if the decades the U.S. spent in Afghanistan were worth it.
