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Surveillance video shows a male suspect using a four-way cross wrench to break the passenger's side window.
It's no secret heaps of garbage often take over many city streets across all five boroughs. But when one young New Yorker saw that in his own neighborhood, he decided to take matters into his own hands.
Temperatures are expected to be in the low 90s but feel more like upper 90s to low 100s.
Cuomo on Tuesday also signed new rules for the safe storage of firearms in homes with children.
Only 60 votes separate Queens Borough President Melinda Katz from her challenger, public defender Tiffany Caban.
The suspect allegedly shot a 23-year-old man in the back early Sunday morning in the Fordham Manor section.
The cemetery superintendent found at least 68 headstones and 15 statues knocked down and broken when he came back to work Monday after the weekend.
Child safety organization KidsAndCars.org says that sadly, this tragedy is not unique.
Con Ed had said the lights went out July 13 because of a problem at its 65th Street substation.
Locals say a stretch of the boardwalk between the amusement park and aquarium is the most deteriorated: Planks are loose, screws are popping off.
Twelve people were shot at a community event in Brooklyn on Saturday. On Monday, the neighborhood came together to call for an end to the violence.
It happened around 9 a.m. Monday at 35th Street and Third Avenue in the Greenwood Heights section of Brooklyn.
The state's new 30-day wait will give federal authorities more time for deeper checks.
Katz's margin of victory was razor thin - just 60 votes. With all votes counted, the Board of Elections certified her winning with 34,920 votes over Tiffany Caban's 34,860.
