Volunteers Give NYC Schools In Need A Fresh Look On New York Cares Day
Volunteers dedicating their Saturday to scraping, painting, and cleaning their way through P.S. 38 in Harlem. It's all part of the 28th annual New York Cares Day for schools.
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Volunteers dedicating their Saturday to scraping, painting, and cleaning their way through P.S. 38 in Harlem. It's all part of the 28th annual New York Cares Day for schools.
It bears the name of Audie Trinidad, whose life – and the lives of his four daughters – were cut short on July 6, 2018 in a crash on a Delaware highway.
Police say all three lived in the building, but it's still not clear what the relationship was between the victims.
According to the FDNY, the EMT was responding to a medical call in the Bronx when the assault occurred.
Officers found a body inside a parked car near West 183rd Street and Sedgwick Avenue in University Heights around 11:30 p.m. Friday.
The teen, whose name has not been released, is being held on $25,000 cash bail or $50,000 bond.
Authorities say the suspect killed the teens on March 3, 1995. Both were shot in the head on the roof of an East Harlem high school.
It happened on Sept. 20 at the Express Deli and Tobacco on the corner of Graham Avenue and Boerum Street in Williamsburg.
Surveillance cameras caught one of the attackers sucker-punching a woman in the head from behind and knocking her to the ground.
A man in a FedEx uniform showed up at Delores Bellajambe's house Tuesday in the Bronx. He didn't just leave a package on her porch.
CBS2's Ali Bauman reports the woman fell through the hole – that was partially being covered by a metal plate – on 35th Street and Eighth Avenue around 2:30 p.m.
Is it going to be a white Christmas? Maybe not, according to new forecasts by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
The Craft Yarn Council of America reports that more than 38 million people, many under 35 years old, admit they love to knit.
The plan centers around the city's ability to drastically decrease the jail population from about 7,000 now to 3,300 inmates.
On Friday, volunteers were painting, repairing porches and doing all they can to help fix-up homes in the area.
