NYC Parents Face Deadline To Opt For Online-Only Schedule For Public School Students In Fall
It's a difficult decision for some parents who must take more than just their children's safety into account.
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It's a difficult decision for some parents who must take more than just their children's safety into account.
A virtual event will be held on Oct. 12 instead.
It's the decision many parents, students and teachers have been waiting months for.
The destruction is widespread in Flushing. Trees knocked down power lines, landed on homes and crushed cars.
Communication glitches continued even days after the massive outages, and restoration estimates keep changing.
Stepping through Hildebrant's doors is a journey back in time. The old fashioned soda shop has been in business for nearly 100 years.
Five days a week over the past three decades, Warren Pizarro, now 51, has been hand-delivering pre-packaged meals to homebound seniors.
Police said the suspect approached the 40-year-old victim as he exited through the turnstile and stabbed her in the right shoulder.
Officers knew Ricky Bellevue had a mental illness that his family said, after this, got much worse.
The governor is playing his cards carefully, saying he doesn't want to gamble with people's health.
The museum said it is concerned about families gathering near the official stage they usually set up.
Friday afternoon, police said she had been located and reunited with her family.
New York City lights can often be seen from miles away, but for 30 minutes Friday morning, nearly half of Manhattan went dark.
Police said two suspects drove up and opened fire shortly before 11 p.m. Thursday at Regent Place and East 21st Street.
He's accused of holding up seven drivers between July 28 and Aug. 5 in Brooklyn.
No power is one concern, but residents are also upset their streets are still impassable. They're worried they'd be trapped during an emergency.
The CDC reports a third of patients do not return to usual health for at least three weeks after diagnosis.
It happened around 7:45 a.m. Sunday in front of 43-14 60th Street.
Call it the long blue wall of opposition. New York City police unions, joined by MTA cops, Port Authority cops, court officers, even detective investigators assigned to a district attorney's office, are filing suit to overturn the city's chokehold law.
Emotions range from alarm to frustration for people working from home without electricity, internet and weaker cell phone service.
In the United States, Black mothers are three times more likely to die in childbirth compared to white mothers. In New York City, that number increases to eight times.
"I don't think they realize how much it meant, their presence, every single day, every week," the hospital's chief nurse said.
James filed the lawsuit Thursday in state court in Manhattan following an 18-month investigation.
Homeless Services Commissioner Steven Banks said the agency contact 14,000 people who had eviction warrants before the pandemic and let them know help is available.
Police said the woman took out her cell phone to take video of the man, who then showed a knife and started swinging it at her.
