6 hurt, dozens more displaced by late night fire in the Bronx
Flames could be seen shooting from the roof as crews tried to evacuate those inside.
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Flames could be seen shooting from the roof as crews tried to evacuate those inside.
Officials said the fire started at around 10 p.m. on Monday on the 16th floor of a building on Lenox Avenue.
It happened just after 7 p.m. on Monday as a 1 train arrived at the Dyckman Street station.
"This has been the biggest drug threat we have ever seen in the history of DEA," Special Agent in Charge Frank Tarentino said.
Two teenagers were killed Sunday when the car they were in crashed into a parked oil tanker.
The Street Vendor Project says more than 10,000 applicants are on the city's waitlist for a license, which has been closed for nearly a decade.
WSCAH opened a new distribution facility in a former Washington Heights post office.
A sergeant was slashed on the side of the head and was taken to Kings County Hospital with minor injuries.
New York City's many speeding cameras catch cars whizzing by, but drivers with fake or illegally obscured plates can avoid getting ticketed.
CBS New York was in court Monday for the emotional sentencing of the 78-year-old.
Experts say there are several ways to avoid the headache and divot in your bank account.
The plan is to extend the Q line even farther, bringing it up to 125th Street and over to Park Avenue.
The group of seniors and their teacher appreciate being on the ground during the most heated of presidential election seasons.
Mayor Eric Adams called on every lawmaker to ride along with the NYPD this week to see the impact such legislation would have.
Mayor Adams has said the eviction policy is necessary since the city is running out of room to house asylum seekers. He claimed most end up with housing on their own.
