Woman & teen killed, 3 kids hurt in suspicious Brooklyn fire
Police say someone set fire to the first floor stairs, and an accelerant was found in the hallway.
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Police say someone set fire to the first floor stairs, and an accelerant was found in the hallway.
The city is anticipating 800 asylum seekers a day to begin arriving after Title 42 expires this week.
The sculpture has been a key fixture of the neighborhood since 1968.
Police in Puerto Rico had been searching for the woman since the shooting on Saturday.
Girl Scout Troop 6000 was founded for girls experiencing homelessness.
The DEA calls it the greatest threat to Americans today.
There are medical dispensaries on Long Island, but three dozen legalized recreational storefronts are still empty.
New York City is offering four months of city-paid food, housing and medical care at Hudson Valley hotels.
The flames broke out Sunday afternoon on the fourth floor of an apartment building on West 190th Street.
The city is launching the "New York City Reads" curriculum to use phonics-based methods with all students.
Congressmen Menendez and Gottheimer held a joint press conference, warning the plan will burden their districts.
According to the NYPD, Joseph King, 21, was being taken to Brooklyn Central Booking at around 5:45 p.m. Monday after being arrested on assault and grand larceny charges.
No injuries were reported, but the Red Cross is assisting nine families who have been displaced.
Police said the 21-year-old victim tried to run away, but the suspect caught up to her and assaulted her.
Monday's demonstrations quickly devolved outside the subway station in SoHo where Neely, 30, was killed last week.
