Bronx Man Charged After 3-Year-Old Jaylynn Evans Dies In His Care; Grandmother Pleads: 'I Just Need To Know What Happened'
Sources say Anthony Richardson failed to call 911 and passed several closer hospitals between the Bronx and Queens.
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Sources say Anthony Richardson failed to call 911 and passed several closer hospitals between the Bronx and Queens.
Inspection and enforcement efforts continue after health officials reported COVID-19 spikes in parts of Brooklyn and Queens.
Hundreds marched through Brooklyn from the Barclays Center to the Brooklyn Bridge, where they sat defiantly.
The school year for most of New York City's 1.1 million students officially starts next weeks, but are schools and the de Blasio Administration ready?
The suspect was pulled over for a routine traffic stop at Riverdale and Hudson. He jumped out of his car and took off on foot, with a gun in his hand.
Just after 11:30 p.m., police said Crystal Johnson and the three children had all been found safe.
Families who live there were concerned about plans to transfer residents to accommodate 300 homeless men who have been staying at the Lucerne Hotel on the Upper West Side.
The health department says they are working closely with the church and will continue to offer updates to the public.
Around 8:45 p.m., Cheltenham Township Police said the girl was found safely and is uninjured. The suspect is in custody and charges on pending.
Training started in February but was stopped for several months due to the pandemic. Now, it's reignited with a focus on preparing to take on an emergency during a public health crisis.
A school reliant on human connection is now limited by internet connectivity.
CBS2's Tony Aiello met a woman who realized she's listed as an active voter in New York and New Jersey. Believe it or not, it's legal.
The FDA cited reports of teens ending up in emergency rooms or dying after participating in the so-called "Benadryl Challenge," on the social media platform TikTok.
A group of park users is suing, claiming it's a misuse of public land, and makes nature less accessible.
Yom Kippur, which begins sundown Sunday and lasts through Monday evening, involves a period of self-reflection, fasting, and in non-pandemic times there would also be crowded formal services in synagogues.
