Fists And Rocks Fly As Jewish Trump Supporters And Counter Protesters Clash In Times Square
The violent clashes led to fights, objects being hurled at cars and several arrests.
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The violent clashes led to fights, objects being hurled at cars and several arrests.
Police said the victim suffered a severe head injury and was hospitalized in stable condition.
Last week, the governor eased restrictions in some areas, allowing businesses and schools in Queens and parts of Brooklyn to reopen.
The MTA says systemwide delays will be about 10 to 15 minutes.
Cash collection begins at those locations on Monday.
With about 50% of businesses in the area still closed, the Times Square Alliance says the initiative is a way to drive customers directly to restaurants.
CBS2 has been told police were first contacted Sunday morning about the skunk being inside the deli.
The governor and his team were aware of three to five hour wait times confirming that became the weekend's biggest complaint, but his staff explained locations were limited by design over fears of spreading COVID.
Police say as a woman was checking out, a man walked into the hotel and grabbed her luggage while she was distracted.
The New York State Federation of Taxi Drivers is calling on the city to step up police patrols to protect cabbies.
CBS2 has been told the organizers, security guards and DJs were also issued appearance tickets.
All day long, Jewish supporters of Trump drove around Brooklyn and in Manhattan to rally for the president just nine days away from Election Day.
A high speed ended when a stolen police cruiser from Bayonne, NJ slammed into a parked car in Brooklyn early Sunday.
They were sitting out on the stoop of a building in Bushwick shortly after 3 a.m. Saturday when shots were fired, hitting the Indiana University student.
Video shows a gunman dressed in black fired into a car on Chauncey Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
More than 400,000 New Jerseyans used to work in New York before the lockdown and workplace restrictions. Now just 10% have returned.
The Department of Buildings says preliminary findings show the collapse was caused by a section of sidewalk over a building's cellar that was in a state of disrepair.
It's the first time in history that New Yorkers can vote early in a presidential election. Election officials are prepared for a massive operation, and some speedbumps along the way.
Police say the man was with his girlfriend and 7-year-old child when two men on mopeds rode by and opened fire.
Police say when a passenger tried to pay for his cab ride, two of his credit cards were declined.
Officers responded to an apartment on Fifth Avenue after a man reportedly violated an order of protection.
Thirty-year-old Joshua Diaz was taken into custody Friday night for allegedly trespassing on a restricted catwalk at a subway station in the Bronx.
Raniere was convicted in 2019 of running the Albany-based cult where women were allegedly branded and forced into sexual slavery.
Investigators said the victim got into an argument with a group of people that escalated into a physical confrontation.
The victim was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to his arm and was listed in stable condition.
