NYC Cyclist Deaths: Man Struck By SUV In Queens Hours After 2 Others Were Killed Across NYC
So far, 17 cyclists have been killed this year. That's compared to 10 in all of last year.
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So far, 17 cyclists have been killed this year. That's compared to 10 in all of last year.
Federal regulators have fined Facebook $5 billion for privacy violations and holding CEO Mark Zuckerberg personally responsible in a limited fashion.
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The House approved the bill last week, but it vote stalled in the Senate when Republican senators Rand Paul and Mike Lee raised concerns about the cost and oversight.
Commuters wading through water and around indoor showers on the subway platforms has become the rainy day routine at some stations.
The report says the city has not kept promises to fix a vast array of problems, from getting rid of rats and mold to lead paint abatement.
Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli found the Bowery Residents Committee is "failing to assist homeless people as much as possible… and the MTA is not adequately monitoring BRC's provision of outreach services."
The deaths bring the number of people killed while riding a bike to 17 this year. There were only 10 cyclists killed in traffic in all of 2018.
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It happened around 10 a.m. Monday while the 18-year-old was waiting for the B-train at the Dekalb Avenue station in Brooklyn.
Just last month, first responder Lou Alvarez spoke before Congress shortly before he died of a 9/11-related illness. He was joined by Jon Stewart, who voiced his frustration over what took so long.
The victim was taken to Mt. Sinai Hospital in stable condition.
Newark Police officers spotted Dwight "Doc" Gooden driving the wrong way down a one-way street and pulled him over.
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Many lost power during Sunday's heat wave. Others had theirs knocked out by Monday's storms.
The NYPD said the suspect tried to approach a woman in the Mt. Eden section early in the morning of June 24.
Gretna Police Officer Charlie Rispoli, a 14-year veteran, called the former bartender a "vile idiot" who "needs a round… and I don't mean the kind that she used to serve."
Police said the suspect pointed a gun at a 45-year-old woman outside her Ozone Park home and pulled the trigger.
The NYPD says in both cases, no arrests were made and the agency is investigating.
A new report shows NJ Transit and Amtrak riders suffered through 85 days of major infrastructure failures in five years.
Intense storms started rumbling through our area Monday evening.
Crews have been working around the clock to bring customers back online. Meanwhile, thousands of residents spent the sweltering night in the dark.
A Queens woman stared down the barrel of a gun and watched her life flash before her eyes when the suspect's pistol jammed.
Another stray bullet shooting has wounded a child, this time 11-year-old Kalel Gardner who is the face of innocence.
State officials have vowed to subject the utility to a strenuous investigation of why it intentionally threw the switch that left tens of thousands without power in the middle of a heat wave.
