NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams Says New Absentee Packages Will Be Mailed This Week After Widespread Errors
Williams says the vendor will cover the cost to pay for those replacement ballots.
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Williams says the vendor will cover the cost to pay for those replacement ballots.
It's an emergency for corporate America, according to the study, that could erase years of progress for women.
Questions are being raised about how to keep children safe from COVID-19 as many return to school for in-person classes.
Homeowners said they got nowhere with the city in trying to get tree stumps removed and sidewalks fixed after a storm in August.
Rockville Centre is the latest of more than 20 Catholic dioceses in the nation to file for bankruptcy in the face of lawsuits over sexual abuse.
The victims suffered pain and bruising, but refused medical attention at the scene.
It's part of an effort to save the city millions of dollars as it deals with the financial fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
The bullet entered a third floor window just before 1 a.m. Wednesday on 34th Avenue and 92nd Street in Jackson Heights.
Surveillance cameras captured a man for more than an hour pulling garbage bags to the outdoor dining space, rummaging through, walking away with bags but leaving the rest for the business owners to find.
The shows include street performers, artists popping out of windows and a choreographed display in Washington Square Park.
New York State Attorney General Letitia James accuses TSI of illegally charging members after gyms closed in March due to the pandemic.
Sean McCarthy, of Massapequa, will have to pay $11,000 more in property taxes than his neighbors on his newly built home.
Police say no commercial vehicles or trucks are allowed on the roadway, and the driver was issued multiple summonses.
Bronfman plead guilty last year, saying she harbored someone who was living in the U.S. illegally for unpaid "labor and services" and she committed credit card fraud on behalf of Raniere.
The city has said if the infection rate averages 3% for seven days, it will reassess indoor dining.
Police said she was last seen leaving her home with her daughter to go to a local park.
Shots rang out shortly before 2 a.m. Wednesday on West 16th Street near Hart Place.
Police said two men got into an altercation apparently over a scooter. Moments later, one man allegedly pulled out a knife and stabbed the other in the back.
De Blasio said the daily infection rate is 3.25%, but the seven-day rolling average is 1.38%.
Thousands of New York City students went back to school Tuesday for the first day of in-person learning.
Mulgrew is making the demand as elementary schools opened for in-person learning Tuesday. High schools and middle schools open on Thursday, with 500,000 students in all returning to school.
In 2018, the stretch limousine careened through an intersection in the town of Schoharie and crashed into a parked SUV.
CBS2's Tony Aiello brings you the story of an inspirational 19-year-old who has pushed through a lot in order to register to vote this November.
With just five weeks to go until Election Day, a mass error sent thousands of mixed-up ballots and return envelopes to voters in Brooklyn.
Firefighters made a daring rescue on Tuesday morning, saving more than a dozen people, including some who were seriously hurt.
