Sources: Weight, age likely factors in NYC garage collapse
The city is also investigating whether any of the four open property violations at the property contributed.
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The city is also investigating whether any of the four open property violations at the property contributed.
The robot's performance during Tuesday's parking garage collapse in Lower Manhattan was deemed a major success.
New weight rules may need to be enacted to restrict the number of cars that garages can safely handle.
A lot of the businesses in and around Ann Street shut down Tuesday and sent their employees home to safety.
For the first 30 days, drivers will be issued warnings. After that, fines will be handed out.
Viktoria Nasyrova was convicted of feeding her lookalike friend a laced cheesecake to try to steal her identity.
It has been approximately one year since buses of asylum seekers began arriving in the city.
One Brooklyn man is defying the odds, training to cycle 40 miles alongside his doctor after 3 organ replacements.
The manager said he left about 15 minutes before his employees called saying "something very, very bad happened."
The case has prompted the Nassau County DA to draft new laws for the offense because they don't exist in N.Y.
The cause remains under investigation, but initial reports point to the weight of the cars and age of the garage.
Authorities said the six workers who were in the building at the time of the collapse have all been accounted for.
Some neighbors share a wall and say when the garage collapsed, it broke holes through some of their apartments.
One of the open violations, from 2003, is described as a "failure to maintain building."
Officials say the fourth floor of the four-story building collapsed all the way into the cellar.
