NYPD: Suspect Stole Tools, Furniture Worth $20,000 From Queens Construction Site
The NYPD is looking a man caught on surveillance video who they say is connected to a costly burglary at a construction site in Queens.
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The NYPD is looking a man caught on surveillance video who they say is connected to a costly burglary at a construction site in Queens.
The surge in gun violence in New York City continued Saturday, when there were five separate shootings and six more victims of gun violence, according to police.
CBS2 has been told the injured officer was taken to Bellevue Hospital with non-serious injuries.
Police were on the scene, conducting crowd control, one day after Gov. Cuomo issued a "three strikes, you're closed" rule.
No arrests have been made in either case.
The event was to honor families of victims of violence as well as a plea to the public to put the guns down.
He's going home to recover after suffering a broken orbital bone.
Police announced Ayame Stamoulis,18, was taken into custody Thursday evening.
Starting Sunday, 160 cooling centers citywide will open.
Even though many beaches and pools are offering extended hours, limited capacity rules remain in place due to the coronavirus.
The car is a black, Dodge Charger that was last seen heading eastbound on the Shore Parkway, according to police.
Three people approached the victim from behind, while a fourth person rode up to him on a scooter, police said.
Police said Tyrese Haspil, 21, faces murder charges in the case. Haspil was Saleh's executive assistance, and owed him a "significant amount" of money, according to police.
Video caught two women splattering blue paint on the brand new mural.
An investigation into over 5,000 establishments in downstate New York showed there were many cases where restaurants and bars fail to comply with social distancing orders.
Fire marshals spotted Robert Schneph at a park in Queens in June, wearing a uniform and flashing a badge.
The teams used ropes and ladders to help him back to safety.
Daily sweeping regulations in metered areas will not change.
NYPD Chief of Department Terence Monahan was hurt in Wednesday's scuffle and called the judge's decision "reckless."
Some bars in Saratoga Springs decided to put, what they're calling, 'Cuomo chips,' on everyone's bill, so customers don't have to buy a full meal.
A local organization called Stand Up To Violence is looking to provide guidance and mentorship to those impacted by gun violence in New York.
New York's bowling alleys employ about 9,000 workers, but are left out of Phase 4. The owners say they're ready to roll.
"Passing this off to 311 is not the answer. [The mayor] needs to show up and talk to us directly," one restaurant owner said.
The matriarch of a unique Italian-American family was crowned 100-years-old Friday. Irina Zaretti, 100, told CBS2's Jennifer McLogan that her life is nothing but splendid.
The group consisted of undocumented immigrants, unemployed blue-collar workers and lawmakers who said it's time for a change.
