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"We're residents, and it's like just take our stuff and do what you want with it."
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Her investigations have uncovered disorganization within the New York City's Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB), which oversees NYPD complaints, and has exposed mismanagement in city government resulting in unnecessary COVID related fines to small businesses. That work prompted new legislation to help those businesses at the city level.
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"We're residents, and it's like just take our stuff and do what you want with it."
CBS 2's Sabrina Franza spoke Wednesday with the owner of the stolen car - a rideshare driver who was carjacked at gunpoint by their own passengers.
The city says the school, formerly Wadsworth Elementary School, is ready to accept 250 migrants -- to start.
To start, 250 migrants will move into the shelter.
The attorney claims the failed Chicago Department of Buildings inspections on Dec. 1, Nov. 2, and March 21 of last year were never brought to his client's attention.
The 6-year-old was located by police with no injuries.
We heard stories from tenants that they saw the fire climbing their window, felt the heat in their apartments, and smelled burning wood.
Chicago Police say the seller took the victims' money and shot both of them.
On Jan. 6, six players were hospitalized following a particularly tough team workout.
The victim was shot in the abdomen and transported to Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
Emergency funds households received because of the COVID-19 pandemic are ending.
We spoke to a man who says his trailer was illegally towed by the company, and he was charged $17,155.
The victim, 21, was outside with two other individuals when a group of three male suspects approached on foot and started yelling, according to police.
It's the first time the team has played a home game after the bus carrying their players was hit by a semi truck in November, seriously injuring several of the athletes.
A local pastor is now facing three felony charges of sexual abuse of a minor.