Gov. Cuomo Extends Moratorium On Commercial Evictions Into September
The governor says the action continues protections already in place for business owners with hardships due to COVID-19.
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The governor says the action continues protections already in place for business owners with hardships due to COVID-19.
The ruling echoes the judge's prior decision in the case, which was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court in July.
Help USA, a non-profit, is installing WiFi at all of its facilities to ensure 600 families have high speed internet access.
The FDA is urging anyone who bought the peaches, such as restaurants, retailers and consumers, to throw them out.
Trying to fight it means more than just increased police patrols, but also gun buyback events and many more violence interrupters.
Hundreds of Emergency Medical Services personnel could lose their jobs if the city doesn't get some help.
The "We Build The Wall" fundraiser was headed by men who pushed their close ties to President Trump, giving their effort a legitimacy that helped them raise more than $25 million.
Lawmakers passed the bill last month, and voting rights groups have been calling on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to sign the legislation for weeks.
Police said the victim was collecting cans when he was approached by a woman and two men, one of whom allegedly slashed the victim's face before they all ran away.
Police in Mercer County arrested 58 people from New York and New Jersey they said targeted Santander Banks.
It happened last month when the 65-year-old victim was crossing the intersection of Pitkin Avenue and Cross Bay Boulevard in Ozone Park, according to police.
As of this week, citywide, shootings are up 82% compared to the same time last year with gun arrests down 8%.
"We have much, a much bigger problem in New York City today than any of the surrounding suburbs with the lack of compliance," Cuomo said.
The aquarium has been closed since March 16 and is now ready to welcome back visitors.
The safety system can slow down a train's speed or stop a train in the operator fails to take the right action.
Designers were asked to give the 19th century marvel a 21st century makeover.
The CDC also recalled foods made with the onions, including cheese dips and salsas.
The state is still threatening to terminate PSEG's contract and revoke franchises for Con Edison and Orange & Rockland if they do not make immediate fixes.
Only 5% of eligible residents took part in early voting for the June primary.
A second-story bedroom was ripped open by a car that went airborne, striking the upstairs level of the house on Bellport Avenue.
Kelly faces a Sept. 29th trial in Brooklyn on racketeering charges. But Kelly's planned trial in Chicago for alleged sexual abuse of women and girls, and other charges, has just been delayed due to concerns over the pandemic.
It happened at the Ravenswood NYCHA Housing Complex on 35th Street in Astoria around 4:45 p.m. Tuesday.
Investigators say the suspects extorted lottery winners by threatening to torture and kill their families.
Revel shut down its service in New York City in July but continues to operate in Miami, Washington and San Francisco.
City Comptroller Scott Stringer says rat sightings are up by 60%.
