Staten Island Man Accused Of Impersonating FDNY Lieutenant
Fire marshals spotted Robert Schneph at a park in Queens in June, wearing a uniform and flashing a badge.
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Fire marshals spotted Robert Schneph at a park in Queens in June, wearing a uniform and flashing a badge.
The teams used ropes and ladders to help him back to safety.
Daily sweeping regulations in metered areas will not change.
NYPD Chief of Department Terence Monahan was hurt in Wednesday's scuffle and called the judge's decision "reckless."
Charges were never filed, but the young man's family is hoping there's finally momentum to change that.
Some bars in Saratoga Springs decided to put, what they're calling, 'Cuomo chips,' on everyone's bill, so customers don't have to buy a full meal.
A local organization called Stand Up To Violence is looking to provide guidance and mentorship to those impacted by gun violence in New York.
New York's bowling alleys employ about 9,000 workers, but are left out of Phase 4. The owners say they're ready to roll.
"Passing this off to 311 is not the answer. [The mayor] needs to show up and talk to us directly," one restaurant owner said.
The matriarch of a unique Italian-American family was crowned 100-years-old Friday. Irina Zaretti, 100, told CBS2's Jennifer McLogan that her life is nothing but splendid.
The group consisted of undocumented immigrants, unemployed blue-collar workers and lawmakers who said it's time for a change.
Garner was arrested for allegedly selling loose cigarettes on July 17, 2014.
Sources told CBS2 police questioned a person of interest for several hours in the death of 1-year-old Davell Gardner Jr., and that person was arrested for a different crime.
That includes more outdoor entertainment, such as zoos and gardens. Film and television production can also resume.
Bowman campaigned on the message that Engel, the 73-year-old chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, had lost touch with his economically and racially diverse district.
