MTA seizes cars tied to $1 million in unpaid tolls and fines
The MTA's latest crackdown resulted in seizing dozens of cars registered to persistent toll violators.
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The MTA's latest crackdown resulted in seizing dozens of cars registered to persistent toll violators.
People were out and about enjoying the festivities across the city Friday.
The shooting happened just after 2 p.m. Friday at a smoke shop on Burnside Avenue in the Mount Hope section.
The child was taken to a local hospital with minor injuries.
While it was a brief power outage, it caused serious issues for those in elevators citywide, including at Grand Central and Penn Station.
The couple was killed and their children were critically hurt when their SUV hit a sign and slammed into a tree in Bristol, Connecticut on Thanksgiving Day.
Tenants voted to enter the NYCHA Public Housing Preservation Trust, which would use federal funds for repairs.
The mayor admits the need for budget cuts has already alienated some voters, but says, "Everything is on the table."
Of the big three airports, the Port Authority says the highest number of thefts is at JFK.
Two new bills aim to amend New York's Son of Sam law to prevent family members of defendants from profiting off crimes.
Police say a 79-year-old woman was crossing a street in Crown Heights on Nov. 2 when she was struck by two drivers.
Budget cuts to New York City's Parks Department could result in a filthy city and a loss of over 1,400 jobs.
Republican party leaders say they're confident in the vetting process this time.
Many families that were temporarily placed in a motel are now being moved into emergency family shelters.
After another cold morning, it will be mostly sunny and nearly 15 degrees warmer with highs in the mid-50s.
