LI Service Dogs Graduate Special Program, Meet Their New Owners Needing A Helping Paw
Over 20 service dogs said hello to their new matches and goodbye to the volunteers who raised them.
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Over 20 service dogs said hello to their new matches and goodbye to the volunteers who raised them.
The compensation fund for victims of 9/11 is running out of money and will cut future payments by 50 to 70 percent, officials announced Friday.
The Manhattan District Attorney says Max Gemma pleaded guilty today to hindering prosecution for his role in the death of Joseph Comunale in 2016.
Reaction to Amazon's decision to pull the plug on a second headquarters in Long Island City, Queens has become just as divisive as the agreement itself.
The list of 108 priests spans the diocese's 166-year history, and includes information about any action taken against the accused.
Owners say this effort is helping them stay afloat while other book shops are forced to close their doors.
Attorney Jeff Herman said Friday that his client was convinced to join the church's Independent Reconciliation and Compensation Program (IRCP) without the aid of an independent lawyer.
Truman Castillo, 32, was being questioned about an alleged sex crime involving a minor around 11:30 p.m. when he ran out the front door of the Brooklyn Special Victims Unit on Nevins Street.
The NYPD says 67-year-old John Tench, of England,was last seen Thursday at 10:30 p.m. in front of 1567 Broadway.
American Camp Association of New York and New Jersey Executive Director Susie Lupert shared her advice with CBSN New York.
A tidal wave of tidying up seems to be sweeping the nation. Celebrities are scanning their junk drawers, canines are canvassing their toys, and seemingly endless social media posts boast the hashtags #TidyingUp or #KonMari.
It happened shortly before 6:30 a.m. near the intersection of East 37th Street and Third Avenue in the Murray Hill neighborhood.
Flames broke out around 2:30 a.m. on Mott Avenue near Cornaga Avenue.
The controversial Amazon deal is dead. The internet giant put a statement on its blog Thursday saying it will not put a second headquarters in Long Island City, and has no plans to look elsewhere.
Most realtors and businesses owner in Long Island City are in a state of shock over the end of the Amazon deal.
