David Dinkins, New York City's Only Black Mayor, Dead At 93
Dinkins was a kind and dignified man who referred to the city's diverse population as the "gorgeous mosaic" and he had a soft spot in his heart for children.
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Dinkins was a kind and dignified man who referred to the city's diverse population as the "gorgeous mosaic" and he had a soft spot in his heart for children.
Attorneys say the city claims its planning on installing Wi-Fi networks in each shelter, but details are scarce.
Investigators say the man first exposed himself to a 14-year-old girl in a hallway.
Residents also received plenty of fixings, including yams, stuffing, green beans and cranberry sauce with the turkeys.
As the death toll continues to soar, hopes for ending the COVID-19 pandemic rest on vaccines that are nearing authorization by the Food and Drug Administration.
He purchased eco-friendly shampoos and soaps and set up in front of his house and at a local market in Port Washington. All you have to do is swing by for a refill.
The youngest heart transplant recipient on Long Island offered a huge "thank you" Tuesday to all involved in giving him his life back.
The digital divide has been exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic.
Karen St. Hilaire was just 16 or 17 in the 1980s when she met Dinkins as a member of his Youth Advisory Council during his time as Manhattan borough president.
Dinkins died Monday at the age of 93. He was New York City's first -- and to date only -- Black mayor.
Almost everything New Yorkers eat this holiday -- except the turkey -- will come from this Bronx market.
Flames broke out around 10:45 a.m. at an apartment building on West 75th Street near Columbus Avenue.
Former New York City Mayor David N. Dinkins died Monday at the age of 93. Here is a look back at his life and legacy.
Davell Gardner Jr. was with his family at a park in Bedford-Stuyvesant when shots rang out back in July.
A man who got pushed off a subway platform in Brooklyn is talking about his terrifying experience.
