Caught On Video: Eastchester Firefighter Rescues Dog From Icy Pond
The firefighter was able to use specialized ice water equipment to safely pull the dog to dry land, where a blanket was waiting.
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The firefighter was able to use specialized ice water equipment to safely pull the dog to dry land, where a blanket was waiting.
The mayor says the consent forms can help prevent outbreaks, and it allows for random testing of kids.
Police say a 44-year-old man was standing on the street when a man walked up to him and shot him in the head, killing him.
Surveillance video shows a man walk up to a parked car before firing a gun through his coat pocket.
The report found the NYPD was not prepared to deal with the protests and that excessive force helped ramp up the tension in the streets.
It's named after the late son of Brooklyn Assemblywoman Rodneyse Bichotte. Bichotte says she lost her son after being turned away from a hospital in a high-risk situation.
The Westchester Parks Foundation is responsible for the holiday light extravaganza that attracts visitors from around the Tri-State Area.
Participants say they just wanted to make the holidays as normal as possible for the kids, and it's all worth it when they see their faces light up.
Rosalie Joseph started Stockings With Care 29 years ago after volunteering at a toy drive and seeing the dim expressions on kids' faces. They were grateful, but she could see they weren't lighting up, getting the exact toys they dreamed of.
This holiday season, a Queens man says he is lucky enough to have two jobs he loves. He is a teacher by day, and sells Christmas trees by night.
As the rollout continues, the effort is on to build confidence in COVID-19 vaccines. It comes amid some reluctance by some of those first offered the shots.
Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration is launching new initiatives to get drivers to slow down. Among them, proposed changes to speed camera laws.
There was an emotional reaction from a Bronx woman who was walking with her grandson on Monday when an SUV came plowing into his stroller.
The holiday season is associated with cheer and joy. But for many this year, there's a lot of sadness.
The U.S. Treasury Department is investigating after one Long Island town wound up with millions from the COVID-19 CARES Act.