Police investigate possible anti-gay hate crime
Police say a man and woman got into a fight with a restaurant worker and made anti-gay statements.
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Police say a man and woman got into a fight with a restaurant worker and made anti-gay statements.
Critics say the animal was being mistreated, but the horse carriage industry says it suffered from something else.
The 15-year-old horse named Ryder tripped and fell last Wednesday, and couldn't get up for more than an hour.
Animal rights activists say incident gave new urgency to replace horse-drawn carriages with electric vehicles.
Animal rights advocates are calling for action after the horse collapsed in Hell's Kitchen.
Muddy Paws partners with shelter groups in Kentucky, North Carolina and Texas, helping ease severe overcrowding.
That same firefighter dove into the Hudson River just last week to help rescue victims after their boat capsized.
A firefighter is recovering after he was seriously hurt while rescuing passengers at the scene of a car crash. As CBS2's Thalia Perez reports, this comes just days after that same first responder was part of another heroic rescue effort on the Hudson River.
A firefighter was seriously hurt Sunday after responding to a car crash in Hell's Kitchen. CBS2's Thalia Perez has more on the firefighter's condition and his heroic efforts.
A firefighter was seriously hurt Sunday after responding to a crash in Hell's Kitchen. As CBS2's Thalia Perez reports, he was responding to a two-car crash when one of the cars shifted and fell on his leg.
FDNY officials said the first floor was being used as a dispatch for pedicabs.
Fire officials say 200 lithium ion batteries were found after a fire forced residents from their homes in Hell's Kitchen on Saturday. CBS2's Thalia Perez reports.
With Pride Month underway, the focus is on making sure this year's celebrations are safe for everyone.
This comes as questions remain over a man's death shortly after leaving a gay bar in Hell's Kitchen just over a month ago. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports.
If these restaurant owners miss the June 20 deadline, not only do they face fines, but also the possibility their outdoor dining permits get revoked for good.
It's another setback for struggling Hell's Kitchen restaurant owners, CBS2's Dave Carlin reports.
Carrying photos of the angelic 10-year-old victims, hundreds of protesters gathered outside Public School 212.
Protesters tells CBS2's Ali Bauman it is now time for lawmakers to come up with some kind of legislation that will prevent future mass shootings.
The shooting happened inside a recoding studio on 37th Street just off Ninth Avenue around 12:15 a.m. Thursday.
Police say they're looking for more than one suspect believed to be involved in the killing of two men in their 20s. CBS2's Elijah Westbrook has the latest from the scene.
The Hell's Kitchen businesses say this couldn't have come at a worse time.
Several Hell's Kitchen restaurants have been ordered to remove their outdoor dining structures.
Squatters call one unit and others at 410 W. 46th Street home, and have even put a mattress in one of the rooms.
From a front door that doesn't lock to going long stretches without heat and hot water, city leaders are calling out what they describe as an absentee landlord. CBS2's Aundrea Cline-Thomas went inside the building to get a look at residents' concerns.
The suspects allegedly punched the officer multiple times before robbing him and taking his gun.
