Police: Man Seen On Video In Random Suitcase Attack Under Arrest
Michael Lee allegedly punched Esther Guzman while she walked home shortly after midnight on Jan. 1 near 10th Avenue and 51st Street.
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Michael Lee allegedly punched Esther Guzman while she walked home shortly after midnight on Jan. 1 near 10th Avenue and 51st Street.
With parents working longer hours, some New York City lawmakers are pushing for universal after school programs. Co-sponsor of the bill, Councilman Ben Kallos, joins CBSN New York to discuss the budget and benefits.
Outside, the line to get in stretched around the block.
The Brooklyn Queens Expressway is one of several highways where Runway Towing has the exclusive contract. The lawsuit claims that Runway took advantage of that.
The city-issued permits, many of which were sold at artificially inflated prices, allow them to own cabs.
People top their bagels with all kinds of things: Meats, cheeses, and especially in NYC, belly-cut salmon prepared typically three different ways
Police said 21-year-old Reeaz Khan attacked Maria Fuertes around midnight on Jan. 6 as she walked near her South Richmond Hill home.
Ten years ago, the Bloomberg administration leased the land to amusement park company Zamperla.
Police said a man on the platform threw a metal bike chain at the 37-year-old female officer while she was on board a northbound 2 train.
The war of words specifically stems from whether the man charged in the death of a 92-year-old Queens woman should have been deported after an earlier attack.
School districts in New York state will have to be more cautious with their budgets next year.
n abandoned property in Brooklyn has racked up more than 200 violations with the city and owes hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo wrapped up his visit announcing New York Power Authority would help with electrical infrastructure repair. New York will also push an effort to get extra mental health professionals to Puerto Rico.
They say NYCHA has failed to provide basic services, including heat and hot water.
Rysheim Smith was convicted of second-degree murder, first- and second-degree manslaughter, and endangering the welfare of a child.
