Man accused of hitting people on Queens subway platforms with wood from moving train
According to police, the man assaulted four people at three subway stations in just 12 minutes. CBS New York's Doug Williams reports.
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According to police, the man assaulted four people at three subway stations in just 12 minutes. CBS New York's Doug Williams reports.
MTA officials made an announcement about the station Re-New-Vation project in Queens.
Queens is called the world's borough for good reason, and its proud diversity is exemplified in Jackson Heights.
Queens is called the world's borough for good reason, and its proud diversity is exemplified in Jackson Heights. As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we're highlighting one Latin community who calls the area home. CBS New York's Elle McLogan takes us to Jackson Heights. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/3tuPyIt
Health Department data show a shortage of nutritious food options in neighborhoods across Queens. The higher the ratio of bodegas to supermarkets, the city says, the harder it is for locals to access healthy food. CBS New York's Elle McLogan reports.
Shanna Fuld moved there five years ago and is the founder of the Israel Daily News Podcast. She is vowing to stay in Israel and continue to help Jews who have moved to the country and are new to Tel Aviv. CBS New York's Jessica Moore reports.
The Queens borough president's office handed out dozens of pumps and flood barriers to families in need with heavy rain in the forecast this weekend. CBS New York's Christina Fan reports.
Workers are on the ground, inspecting and clearing catch basins in neighborhoods and areas susceptible to flooding.
With more rain expected, New York City officials are saying they're using what they learned from last week's storm to communicate with residents about what they can to do stay safe. CBS New York's Kristie Keleshian has more on how the city and New Yorkers are gearing up for storms this weekend. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/48LAXZh
Giraldo sat expressionless as his estranged wife's best friend and father addressed him in court.
Stephen Giraldo sat expressionless as his estranged wife's best friend and father addressed him in court. CBS New York's Alice Gainer reports.
People in parts of Queens who have barely dried out after last week's historic flooding are saying "Not again" as more rain is expected in our area. CBS New York's Jennifer Bisram has more information on how the city is preparing. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/48LAXZh
Stephen Giraldo told his three young children to keep their seatbelts on and then drove into Sofia Giraldo in Flushing in Dec. 2022.
The FDNY says they got a call around 6 p.m. Thursday about a swimmer in distress.
A swimmer was pulled from the water at Rockaway Beach and rushed to a local hospital Thursday. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/48B0DaZ
The big jackpot now stands at $1.4 billion since no one matched all the winning numbers in Wednesday's drawing.
There may not have been a winner Wednesday night for the $1 billion Powerball jackpot, but someone who bought a ticket in Queens is a millionaire. A second prize-winning ticket was sold in Flushing. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/45mmu2K
Police are looking for a missing teenager and her baby in Queens. The NYPD says 16-year-old Nathaly Carangi and her 5-month-old daughter were last seen inside their home on Palmetto Street in Ridgewood early Tuesday morning.
A vulnerable Hudson Valley man got lost and ended up in Queens. Sam Makhmaltchi and his family shared with CBS New York's Jenna DeAngelis how they were reunited, and are offering tips for others.
Russo, 61, was stabbed to death while on the job near her station's headquarters on Sept. 29, 2022.
Police say the woman would allegedly scan the area for unattended packages while on delivery runs.
A Queens woman has been arrested for allegedly stealing packages while working as a DoorDash driver. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/45i172E
The Queens Public Library aims to ensure that people of all ages get to find themselves in the pages of books.
As states across the country are pushing legislation to ban books with diverse viewpoints, the issue is hitting close to home. That's why libraries in New York City are commemorating the annual Banned Books Week with lectures and events. CBS New York's Elle McLogan reports. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/3taY3rJ
One day care in Springfield Gardens, Queens is doing what it can to make child care much more affordable.
