Queens Residents Still Struggling With Power Problems A Week After Storm; 'We're Living In A Third World Country Right Now'
Tempers boiled over in the sweltering heat and sparks flew, quite literally, in Woodhaven on Tuesday.
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Tempers boiled over in the sweltering heat and sparks flew, quite literally, in Woodhaven on Tuesday.
It's a disturbing story in Brooklyn.
New video shows a Metropolitan Transportation Authority bus turned into an unsocially distanced party, and now the transit agency and the NYPD are investigating.
He witnessed his mother's rape and murder when he was just a little boy and now the man who killed her and another woman in Westchester County four decades ago is about to be set free.
Back seat passengers will now need to buckle up, or pay up.
Police in suburban Ossining say a March attack on a Black teenager was a hate crime. The suspect is now facing enhanced charges and more severe penalties.
How do you thank someone who saved your life? It's hard to put into words.
Harlem residents say illegally parked cars are putting them at risk and it's members of the NYPD who are putting them there.
A Queens resident was told he may have to wait more than three weeks for help to fix his storm-damaged home, so he turned to CBS2 for help.
Life has returned to the Iona College campus. But due to the coronavirus pandemic, it doesn't look the same.
We have been showing you all the trash piling up across the city since the sanitation budget was slashed two months ago.
The department released a video saying police had to reposition and call for backup as objects were thrown their way from a large crowd.
The statement did not cite a cause of death or say where she died, but it noted she had battled depression.
Last week, the city also announced it is offering free legal support for tenants fighting evictions.
A man and woman were wounded shortly after 11 p.m. on Maples Avenue.
