Dora Howell was found shot in the chest and buried in a Staten Island home in April, months after she was a plaintiff before the state’s highest court, where she was suing the city for failing to protect her from domestic violence.
MTA experts were not available to comment on why they waited more than 20 minutes to shut off power to the dangerous third rail.
The county’s executive declared a state of emergency following Adams’ plans to shuttle more than 300 male migrants to two Hudson Valley hotels.
It’s the first hotel-to-housing transformation in New York City under a 2021 program intended to ease those kinds of conversions.
A look at the exhausting, exalted life of a Met chorister: “We’re kind of like the unsung heroes.”
The protesters, who were calling for justice after the death of Jordan Neely, clashed with police at the 63rd Street-Lexington Avenue station.
Speakers, musicians and advocates congregated at Union Square on Saturday to celebrate marijuana's legalization in New York state.