1 Man Dead, 2 Critically Injured After 3 Shootings Overnight In Brownsville, Brooklyn
Gun violence erupted once again on the streets of New York City overnight.
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Gun violence erupted once again on the streets of New York City overnight.
The conductor was pushed from the platform into the path of an oncoming train.
Suspect Rafael Diaz, 39, was seen leaving the 24th Precinct on Tuesday night.
Schools had originally been set to reopen on Sept. 10.
There was a nerve-racking rescue in Harlem Tuesday as fire crews used a rare rope rescue to save a woman hanging out of the window of an apartment complex.
As students begin to face the new normal in schools, one of the hardest challenges of adjusting will be having to wear masks all day.
In Nassau County, you can eat indoors. In Queens and the rest of New York City, there is no indoor dining allowed.
The pressure is one in Jericho. School reopens Thursday for 3,200 students.
Police said Rabbi Alvin Kass was approached by a man who said he was hungry and needed money.
Each officer of the precinct donated a backpack to be given away for free.
The delayed start to the city's school year has been met by relief from teachers hoping for more time to make their classrooms safe.
Department of Transportation officials announced Tuesday they are reducing speed limits by five miles per hour on nine of the most dangerous streets across the five boroughs.
It happened around 3 p.m. on Lenox Avenue near West 125th Street.
Officials said Tuesday it will be a safe place for New Yorkers to have their voices heard during the COVID-19 crisis.
Surveillance video shows a gunman open fire from inside a Dodge car at another man on the street. The person who was being shot at returned fire.
