Woman Critically Injured After Being Struck By Scooter On Upper West Side
Police say the person operating the scooter ran a red light, hit her and then took off.
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Police say the person operating the scooter ran a red light, hit her and then took off.
Police took the male suspect into custody.
It's a joint initiative to renovate and reopen more than 100 basketball courts and soccer fields in all five boroughs.
A portion of the wrapping placed around the scaffolding fell off a building at Broadway and West 85th Street around 11:30 a.m. Thursday.
Surveillance video shows two gunmen exchange fire, ducking between parked cars.
It was another weekend of gun violence in the Big Apple.
"They don't slow down for anybody that tries to walk across," Chu said. "When they see people they just do their honks, and it's like 'beep beep beep' and it's not just annoying, it's dangerous."
It's a "dog gone" good story.
Police say there have been at least five incidents.
A woman on Manhattan's Upper West Side is proving not all heroes wear capes - and some go shopping.
She still lives independently at home on the Upper West Side. She celebrated the big day alongside her 86-year-old daughter, Shirley Koehler.
CBS2 has been told white powder was found Friday in a letter addressed to the River Park Nursey School on Amsterdam Avenue on the Upper West Side.
Aaron Potts' line of clothing is gender neutral and fits a wide range of sizes, from extra small to 2X.
The FDNY says the sledders were in a restricted area.
Some of New York's finest, classically trained musicians are still performing. You can stumble upon a live pop-up concert if you're in the right place at the right time.
Pedro Aguilar will never forget what happened on Dec. 11; he was shot while delivering food to people in need, a day that changed him.
An appeals panel granted a stay on behalf of residents at the Lucerne Hotel.
Police believe the victim, 32, was walking between cars when she fell and was struck by the train as it left the station.
The hotel, which has been used as a homeless shelter during the pandemic, has been the subject of many protests this year, but it was all about holiday spirit Sunday.
A staffer for the West Side Campaign Against Hunger was delivering food when shots were fired. He and another man were both struck.
Multiple groups protested near the hotel on the Upper West Side and called on the mayor to not move the men.
The city is planning an orderly phase-out from the Lucerne to the Radisson Hotel in the Financial District after Thanksgiving.
Flames broke out around 10:45 a.m. at an apartment building on West 75th Street near Columbus Avenue.
Homeless men housed at a hotel on the Upper West Side are making an effort to stay in the neighborhood as they wait for a judge to decide whether or not they must move, again.
Two people, including a firefighters, suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
