Hundreds Evacuated Around Raging Manhole Fire In Harlem Where Power Crews Hit Gas Line
Hundreds of people were left standing out in the cold after a gas leak led to an explosive manhole fire in Harlem.
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Hundreds of people were left standing out in the cold after a gas leak led to an explosive manhole fire in Harlem.
Catholic Charities doesn't normally do "pop up" pantries, but it recognized more people were in need of food.
Lt. Rennae Francis joined the NYPD as a police cadet in 2007 while she was going to John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
The governor announced last week that restaurants can resume indoor service on Sunday, Feb. 14 -- Valentine's Day.
A new federal program will ship a million doses directly to pharmacies across the country, with more coming in the months ahead.
This Lunar New Year is Year of the Ox, an animal known for its strength and dependability, and Chinatown is depending on New Yorkers to show up and lift up the community.
The Mary Bell House in Center Moriches holds the history of Long Island's early Black leaders. The home was in jeopardy of being demolished, but it won a state preservation award.
All across the county, front line workers are be rewarded with tickets to the Super Bowl. One of them is Rocky Walker, Mount Sinai's chaplain.
Owning a home in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut could once again mean substantial tax breaks if a new push to eliminate the $10,000 SALT cap on federal tax returns is successful.
Looking at the line, you'd think it was playoff time. Instead, it's COVID vaccine time at Yankee Stadium, the city's latest mega site.
Police say two armed robbers broke into the basement of a Woodhaven home around 2:50 a.m.
Carmine Simpson, of Holbrook, was charged with sexual exploitation of children and suspended without pay.
Police said the 40-year-old victim was talking on her phone, when the girls walked up behind her and smacked her in the back of the head with the bottle.
Investigators believe the same man is responsible for at least three other robberies in Manhattan.
The NYPD now believes the same group is responsible for targeting more than 20 high-end stores, including a Chanel store in SoHo, since September of 2020.
