Demanding Answers: Some NYCHA Residents Perplexed They Have Been Living 5 Weeks Without Gas
Larry Keyes is 80 years old and says he and his neighbors living in the 11 NYCHA-run brownstones are beyond frustrated they still can't cook on their stoves.
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Larry Keyes is 80 years old and says he and his neighbors living in the 11 NYCHA-run brownstones are beyond frustrated they still can't cook on their stoves.
The NYPD says 35-year-old suspect Marquis Ventura was arrested Saturday after an NYPD Transit sergeant spotted him.
The incident happened on Oct. 1 on Central Park West near West 70th Street.
Residents at the Upper West Side hotel are in a court battle with the city over being transferred to another shelter in the Financial District.
The art, which is also for sale, stays up through the end of January.
A 14-year-old boy who went missing from the Upper West Side has been found, his family said Thursday.
When CBS2 visited the buildings two weeks ago, the agency said it was working with an outside vendor to expedite the repairs. People who live there say they've heard that line before.
Mastro represents local residents who have been fighting remove homeless men from the Lucerne Hotel.
Hundreds of New York City Housing Authority Residents finally have their heat back on.
Tenant Association President Cynthia Tibbs says the same stretch of housing also went without gas for an entire year, starting on Thanksgiving Day in 2018.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art says a visitor who was touring Lawrence's exhibition realized some of the artwork on display resembled a piece inside her Upper West Side neighbor's apartment.
The men were scheduled to board buses bound for the Radisson in Lower Manhattan on Monday, but sources tell CBS2 the city will hold off until after a judge hears their request.
Police are looking for two men accused of stealing a cab.
They're taking the next step in their mission and helping those in need to take some steps of their own.
Homeless shelter residents at the Lucerne on the Upper West Side are not giving up their fight to stay at the hotel.
Homeless men getting kicked out of an Upper West Side hotel are already getting the no-welcome sign from a Lower Manhattan group raising $1 million to keep them out of their neighborhood.
The 67-year-old actor was attacked last Thursday.
Police said Saturday they were questioning someone at the 20th Precinct in connection with the Thursday morning attack.
Residents say they want to see more enforcement, more visible signage and more barricades.
Surveillance cameras captured the attack on the 67-year-old "Honey I Shrunk the Kids" and "Ghostbusters" actor.
Police say the stranger came out of nowhere as the victim was walking on Central Park West near 70th Street around 7:30 a.m. Thursday.
Outdoor dining pods from Forest Hills to Brooklyn have increased business for restaurants, but they also come with some safety concerns after multiple accidents involving cars and diners.
There was a heroic rescue on the Upper West Side on Tuesday afternoon, after a man and a woman got trapped on a window ledge when their scaffolding collapsed 10 stories up.
Many residents at the Harmonia have disabilities and have been living there for years.
There has been another about face by Mayor Bill de Blasio.
