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She's also trying to solve the problem of an eviction moratorium that expires Tuesday, imperiling thousands of tenants.
The tournament was held behind closed doors last year. This time around, with COVID vaccines widely available, fans were welcomed back.
New York State’s eviction moratorium is set to expire Tuesday.
The incident happened just before 9 p.m. on Saturday on East Fordham Road and Morris Avenue in the Fordham Manor section of the borough.
It happened around 4 a.m. near Valentine Avenue and East 180th Street in the Mount Hope section.
“She lived a healthy life… No alcohol, no cigarettes, nothing. She eats very healthy, and the strength comes from God.”
Video shows the suspect walk into the E.T. Barbershop on 183rd Street in the Belmont section Thursday.
Here at home, the New York City’s Department of Emergency Management says it has no plans just yet to deploy resources.
“They speed a lot, but never like that. That person had to be intoxicated or something,” one witness told CBS2’s Cory James.
There were reports inmates were fighting with corrections officers and screaming as they were trapped.
Lane closures begin Friday night ahead of construction on the roadway.
Video shows the 45-year-old taking off while EMS workers attempted to treat him.
Anyone with any information is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477), or for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA.
US Open officials reversed course and will require fans to show proof of vaccination before entering the grounds.
Police said the suspect spit in a 26-year-old woman's face and made anti-Asian comments.
Thousands of free items will be available, including groceries, stocked backpacks for school and even job opportunities.
“I went 18 miles yesterday and it didn't bother me one bit. I got soaking wet and I didn't care. Believe me, I'm ready."
It's often said the sky's the limit, but for 19-year-old Zara Rutherford, it's just the beginning.
Neighbors in Brooklyn lit candles and left teddy bears Thursday night at the spot where 6-year-old Tamy Guachiac was hit by a car, killed.
Thankfully, the two victims are expected to survive. Police say the women were innocent bystanders.
