New Study Reveals Busiest Intersections In New York State
According to the traffic analysis firm Inrix, the busiest intersection in the state is Atlantic and 4th Avenues in Brooklyn. It sees more than 76,000 vehicles daily.
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According to the traffic analysis firm Inrix, the busiest intersection in the state is Atlantic and 4th Avenues in Brooklyn. It sees more than 76,000 vehicles daily.
According to police, a 35-year-old mother had just entered the Fordham Road Station and was headed to the southbound D platform with her 8-year-old son. Police say that's when a man grabbed the child from his mother's hand.
It happened around 1:30 a.m. on Feb. 15. in a building at East 146th Street and 3rd Avenue.
While the focus has turned to the Big Apple's vaccination efforts, COVID-19 remains a real threat.
Police said the suspect pulled out a gun and forced the 36-year-old victim to walk behind a building.
Nursing a twisted, swollen ankle and a bruised lip, Katie Hou said she never thought something like this would happen to her.
Daisy Hampton was a student at MS 104 in Gramercy Park last year when she realized not everyone had the right tools for online learning.
When Andrea Dalzell was 5, she was diagnosed with a neurological disorder that affects the spinal cord. By the time she was 12, she was a paraplegic. Today, Andrea is a registered nurse at a school on the Lower East Side.
Two New York City teens are part of the first class of young women who earned the rank of Eagle Scout.
As violence against Asian Americans increases across the U.S., leaders on Long Island have created a special hate crimes task force.
Small acts of kindness are bringing light and love everyday to those dealing with dark and difficult times.
Two athletic trainers rushed into action after someone went down during a football game over the weekend on Long Island. Their quick actions saved a life.
Debra Katz, who represents Charlotte Bennett, sent a letter to Attorney General Letitia James Monday morning and spoke exclusively with CBS2's political reporter Marcia Kramer.
Also Monday in New York City, indoor fitness classes resumed for the first time in more than a year. Studios can now hold classes at 33% capacity.
Fitness fanatics in New York City finally returned to their favorite indoor classes Monday, after a year of at-home workouts.
