McCarren Pool Closed Over 'Loose Stool'
The New York City Parks Department has confirmed that the McCarren Pool was closed on Saturday because of a "loose stool."
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The New York City Parks Department has confirmed that the McCarren Pool was closed on Saturday because of a "loose stool."
Late Friday night, a relative told CBS 2 that Kadare may have collected rent in cash from one of his tenants right before the murder and his killer may have known he had the money.
Police say a woman suffered terrible injuries while she was held prisoner by an ex-boyfriend. On Friday he was charged with attempted murder, assault and kidnapping.
"You know that feeling when you have it," one man told WCBS 880's Alex Silverman. He was referring to that feeling that makes you want to scale a giant billboard with a can of paint.
Officer Arthur Roldan, 28, was arrested late Wednesday night on rape, menacing and assault charges, police said.
If your evening plans involve suds, shots and a ping pong table, skip Dave & Busters and seek out these dens of frivolity.
A 20-foot section of pavement on 79th Street in Bay Ridge opened up Wednesday leaving a huge sinkhole and nearly swallowing a car.
Community leaders are banding together to encourage gun buyback programs across Brooklyn.
Kuanzhe Walton was last seen around 6 p.m. Saturday leaving his home on Albermarle Road in Brooklyn, police said.
On Monday, police combed the crime scene -- step by step, looking for shell casings, bullet holes, any evidence that can point them to the person who pulled the trigger.
Six people have been taken to area hospitals following a shooting in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn.
The NYPD is asking the public for help in identifying a suspect in a commercial robbery in Brooklyn.
Thousands of homes in the Tri-state area are without power Friday after intense thunderstorms moved through the region on Thursday.
A lightning strike sent the spire on the church tower crashing into the sanctuary, unleashing an avalanche of large rocks that crashed onto some scaffolding which then collapsed onto Richard Schwartz as he was walking by.
At least 18 apartments are considered to be a total loss, Smith reported. The other apartments in the building have water damage.
Murals by street artists do more than simply brighten up a brick wall—they incite hope and instill pride. Above all, New York City's best murals make residents and visitors to a neighborhood feel good. Here are five to see right now.
Even though it doesn't open until September 28, Ratner feels it's already a success. Events are booked for more than 200 nights.
It took 200 firefighters and 54 units more than 15 hours to battle the blaze at the old commercial building on Atlantic Street in Cypress Hills.
The fire started shortly after 3 p.m. in a vacant, 2-story factory on Fulton Street in East New York.
Hasidic Jews in Williamsburg, Brooklyn adhere to a strict dress code that makes them easily identifiable. Now some business owners may be trying to force that dress code on everybody who visits their store or restaurant, according to some residents.
Not everyone is grabbing an e-book this summer. Some bibliophiles are opening their own little front lawn libraries, WCBS 880's Sean Adams reported.
Edwin Alcaide, 53, of Manhattan was arraigned Friday on a charge of second-degree murder for the death of Lissette Torres.
Torres' parents called Thursday's arrest the miracle they've been waiting for. Detectives found the key evidence at the original crime scene, but they couldn't trace it until now.
The McCarren Park Pool in Williamsburg was open and crowded on this sweltering Wednesday, even after news of more arrests at the site, WCBS 880's Marla Diamond reported
Estefani Hernandez-Castilla, 17, was last seen at her home on Ocean Avenue around 9:40 a.m. Saturday, police said. She is believed to have her 20-month-old daughter, Alison Acevedo, with her.
