NYPD Officer Released From Hospital After Being Shot In The Bronx
It happened near Lorillard Place and Third Avenue in the Belmont section.
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It happened near Lorillard Place and Third Avenue in the Belmont section.
It happened around 11 a.m. Tuesday at a home on Fox Street near Intervale Avenue in Longwood.
As flames shot out of the collapsed home, good Samaritans could be seen helping a woman get out from the rubble.
Wi-Fi enabled heat sensors provide real-time monitoring of the temperature inside a unit. If it's colder than the legal limit, they can keep tabs on that, too.
Now, many fear the frigid temperatures will affect the most vulnerable people living there.
Seventeen people, including eight children, were killed in the blaze. All of them were Muslim immigrants from West Africa.
City officials and community leaders are working to provide shelter and other services to displaced residents.
The ritual is considered an essential part of the funeral service in the Islamic faith.
The regulations will address what are considered the root causes of the fire: Space heaters, self-closing doors and compliance with fire codes.
Funerals will be held in the days ahead for many of the 17 victims of the Bronx high-rise fire.
The president is sending military personnel to overwhelmed hospitals in New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Rhode Island, Michigan and New Mexico.
Surveillance video shows two men kicking and punching the 28-year-old woman on the ground, after police say one of the suspects stabbed her multiple times.
The medical examiner's office confirmed all 17 victims died of smoke inhalation.
It happened around 4:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Van Nest section.
Three men who allegedly posed as fake cops in the Bronx are in custody, after police said they attempted to kidnap and rob a man believed to be dealing drugs out of his apartment.
The city of Paterson has nearly 40 high-rise buildings.
Police are trying to track down a man and woman seen on video attacking a man at a bodega in the Bronx.
The Bronx apartment building fire has raised concerns about the use of space heaters.
The FDNY says there will be no criminal charges filed against those who live in the apartment where the flames started, and the cause has been ruled accidental.
Rosa Reyes and Felix Martinez say they suffered serious injuries and are seeking hundreds of millions of dollars in damages.
As families continue to grieve, neighbors are trying to help ease the burden.
Police said the victim was arguing with two strangers, when one pulled out a gun and shot him in the stomach and arm.
Federal regulators have opened an investigation into whether the space heater that sparked Sunday's deadly high-rise fire in the Bronx was defective.
Many people in more than 100 apartment units escaped Sunday's fire in the Bronx with nothing but the clothes on their backs and a phone.
As the small Gambian community in the Bronx grieved an unimaginable loss of life, a city of diverse immigrants reminded them Monday that they are not alone in their grief.
