Caught On Camera: FedEx Worker Recorded Trying To Break Into Customer's Home In The Bronx
A man in a FedEx uniform showed up at Delores Bellajambe's house Tuesday in the Bronx. He didn't just leave a package on her porch.
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A man in a FedEx uniform showed up at Delores Bellajambe's house Tuesday in the Bronx. He didn't just leave a package on her porch.
CBS2's Ali Bauman reports the woman fell through the hole – that was partially being covered by a metal plate – on 35th Street and Eighth Avenue around 2:30 p.m.
The Craft Yarn Council of America reports that more than 38 million people, many under 35 years old, admit they love to knit.
The plan centers around the city's ability to drastically decrease the jail population from about 7,000 now to 3,300 inmates.
The homeowner says he doesn't see anything wrong with the skeleton hanging from a noose in his front yard.
On Friday, volunteers were painting, repairing porches and doing all they can to help fix-up homes in the area.
The victim's mother says the hospital never notified them of her daughter's death until she went to the hospital to check on her.
Over the years, the graduation rate for black men has improved, but recent numbers show only 35% complete four years of school.
Officers found a 78-year-old man with a gunshot wound to the head in a first floor hallway. That's when NYPD officers heard another man yell "come and get it" from a nearby first floor apartment.
Auditors determined it was impossible for some MTA departments to determine if overtime claims were legitimate, and that several managers relied on an honor system.
A British beautician has pleaded guilty in New York after the death of an American woman with a botched buttocks injection in an unlicensed Queens clinic.
The center says donors are urgently needed.
Police say the men struck 10 times since Aug. 26 in Manhattan, Queens and the Bronx, stealing more than $92,000 worth of jewelry, watches and cash.
From partner Pilates to kids' parkour classes, there's plenty to do when it comes to sports and fitness activities coming up in New York City this week.
They are calling on the mayor to build thousands of units of affordable housing.
A brand of dried apricots sold throughout the Tri-State Area is being recalled due to an ingredient that can cause life-threatening allergic reactions.
Chuen Kok was among four men killed in their sleep on Oct. 5. A fifth man was hospitalized with critical injuries.
Tonight it's win or go home for the New York Yankees after losing Game 4 of the ALCS. They trail the Houston Astros 3-1 heading into Game 5 at Yankee Stadium.
Advocates of the $8.7 billion plan say the smaller jails will encourage rehabilitation by moving inmates closer to their families and attorneys.
One person was shot by an NYPD officer Thursday afternoon in the Norwood section of the Bronx.
"We're not believers in coincidences, except for today, it was an extremely tragic coincidence," FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro said.
The multi-million dollar Education Equity Campaign is making sure minority students have the same opportunities as youth from other families.
According to the complaint, on Sept. 21 three mothers – two who were wearing hijabs – tried to take the ferry from Wall Street to Pier 6 in Brooklyn.
Hosted by Timothy Cardinal Dolan and comedian Martin Short, the event raises money for needy children across the city.
The City Council vote to close Rikers Island and open four small community jails with a greatly reduced capacity has the NYPD's top cop afraid the city won't be as safe.
