Columbus Day events held in New York City and on Long Island
CBS New York's Jessica Moore has more on the wreath-laying ceremony at Columbus Circle and a parade in Huntington.
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CBS New York's Jessica Moore has more on the wreath-laying ceremony at Columbus Circle and a parade in Huntington.
It happened just before 7 a.m. Saturday in Columbus Circle.
A man walking near Columbus Circle was critically injured Saturday after being hit by a FedEx truck driver. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/3rcJenR
"Taylor Swift: Storyteller" at the Museum of Arts and Design features dozens of costumes previously seen in Swift's tours and music videos.
Police say the suspect shoved a woman into a moving subway train, leaving her critically hurt.
Police say the victim suffered critical injuries and remains hospitalized. CBS2's Dave Carlin has the latest.
Police say the person was not armed and the hotel was not evacuated.
Police say a person who was barricaded inside a hotel room in Columbus Circle was taken into custody Friday.
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Police said either his clothes or backpack got stuck in the door of a southbound No. 1 train.
The incident happened just before 5 p.m. on Monday in Columbus Circle. CBS2's Kristine Johnson reports.
Police said the man was dragged by a train at Columbus Circle.
Police say it happened after he refused to give a panhandler money.
The event honors the first Italian American immigrants who came to America.
The event honors the first Italian American immigrants who came to America.
Surveillance video shows a suspect bash a diner with a chair in a random attack near Columbus Circle.
The NYPD wants your help find the suspect who bashed a diner with a chair in Midtown.
There will now be four locations to shop for gifts this year, including a new market at Brooklyn Borough Hall.
Cast members from several musicals will sing at the Shops at Columbus Circle and the Shops at Hudson Yards.
Station staff spotted the cat and managed to stop an incoming train so they could save it.
Police said the suspects, believed to be 18 years old, went up to the three victims on a southbound "D" train as it pulled into the Columbus Circle station.
A woman who tried to do the right thing by a panhandler wound up getting robbed by him, police say.
The suspects allegedly threw red paint on the USS Maine National Monument around 10 p.m. Thursday.
There was another sign of optimism Wednesday about New York City's road to recovery.
The 30-year-old victim was waiting for the southbound A train on Sept. 24 when a man randomly shoved him onto the tracks.
