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Police said the suspect pointed a pellet or BB gun at the 28-year-old worker and demanded money. The suspect allegedly fired one shot, hitting the worker above his right eyebrow.
It happened just before 11 a.m. along Brighton 8th Street just off of Ocean View Avenue.
So far, the deadly coronavirus virus has killed 361 people, with the Philippines reporting the only death outside of China.
More than two dozen cars were vandalized in one Staten Island neighborhood over the weekend.
At a rally on the steps of City Hall, the advocates demanded that the governor earmark $3 billion for public housing projects in the state, including $2 billion of it for NYCHA.
Some drivers have construction concerns. The Long Island Rail Road is closing down one of the busiest roads in Nassau County for months for important safety improvements.
Two and a half weeks after the death of Thomas Valva allegedly at the hands of his NYPD father, a community remains in mourning with many unanswered questions.
Celeste Beatty is making hops, and history, in Harlem--while honoring her roots as founder of Harlem Brewing Company.
Some people may not be aware of the link between heart disease and cancer treatment. As Dr. Max Gomez reported Monday, sometimes life-saving treatments can also damage the heart.
About one million children in the U.S. live with peanut allergies. For some families, it's a never-ending worry. Now there's hope to lessen that stress.
If you've gotten more scam calls lately, you're not alone. PSEG Long Island said it has been seeing a 50% jump in phony solicitations.
The woman who is accusing the former movie mogul is facing defense cross-examination on Monday.
Jordan Lucas, a former New Rochelle High School football player, helped lead the Kansas City Chiefs to victory Sunday night.
According to the National Association of Attorneys General, 93% of teens aged 12-17 are online on a regular basis.
Beginning Monday, the NYPD is cracking down on overweight trucks traveling on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway with fines reaching up to $7,000 per violation.
