Graffiti Is Making A Big Comeback In NYC, But There's No Money In The Budget To Fight It
And that's not all. CBS2 has learned that 311 is no longer taking graffiti complaints.
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And that's not all. CBS2 has learned that 311 is no longer taking graffiti complaints.
Part of the East River Esplanade is closed after a large sinkhole opened up, creating safety concerns along the popular walkway.
If you receive federal unemployment payments, in addition to state unemployment, you may have noticed your money wasn't in your account this week.
Nina passed away over the weekend after an accident on a rented scooter. She was 26.
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has meant growing food insecurity for more and more people, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Tuesday.
Police said a maintenance worker discovered the body on July 15 in the South Bronx. It was inside a plastic bag and wrapped in a moving blanket.
Police said a car was speeding when it lost control, struck a light pole, flipped into oncoming traffic and hit three other vehicles.
Police said the suspect pushed the victim to the ground and hit her multiple times before stealing her fanny pack.
Police said a passerby saw the body in the water shortly after 11 p.m. near Pier 35 on South Street and called 911.
The Queens native rapper made the announcement Monday on Instagram.
"They're failing at every possible measure to be leaders," Shea said.
Nina joined the station last year, blessing us with her light and love for telling stories.
Hundreds of people could be seen partying with very little regard for coronavirus-related rules. Gov. Cuomo was less than thrilled. He said if the overcrowding does not stop, the only solution is to shut it down.
He was convicted on federal bribery and extortion charges in 2015.
There's a plea to cool down violence on the streets of a neighborhood in The Bronx, where gun violence is spiking and community leaders are trying to promote peace.
Phase 4 allows low-risk outdoor attractions, like zoos and botanical gardens, to reopen, too - places where people can practice social distancing.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is keeping his "pay it forward" promise he made during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.
Six people were shot early Wednesday morning near the corner of President Street and Franklin Avenue.
Flames broke out shortly after 1 a.m. Monday on the sixth floor of the building on Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard near West 140th Street.
Fire officials urge people to only enter bodies of water that allow swimming and have lifeguards on duty.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo joined Mayor Bill de Blasio in giving Phase 4 the green light, but there will be some major limitations.
The heat was brutal in New York City, and residents and city agencies were ready for it.
Police said they responded to reports of a man shot multiple times following a dispute. The suspect fled the scene on a black scooter, according to the NYPD.
The vehicles were all stolen after drivers got out to deliver food. It happened at least six times in the last two weeks, according to police.
Detectives said Shorts, while working at a group facility in Syosset, struck a 34-year-old woman several times and mistreated her.
