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The vendors on Main Street in Downtown Flushing sell clothes, food, and household items. → Read More
Lithium-ion battery explosions are now the third leading cause of fires in New York City after smoking and open flames, according to the FDNY. → Read More
A couple living in a rent-regulated apartment in Manhattan since 1980, could lose their home because of unforeseen circumstances created by the pandemic. → Read More
The shooting occurred at the same intersection where Lesandro 'Junior' Guzman Feliz was attacked in 2018. There is a mural at the intersection for him now. → Read More
A backstage tradition that's been going on for years took center stage amongst the youngest cast members of Broadway's 'The Lion King' in honor of Black History Month. → Read More
A mother and her young daughter are trying to make a new life for themselves in New Jersey after fleeing Ukraine. → Read More
The victims of last week's U-Haul tragedy had different backgrounds - most were immigrants, some were working at the time - and there are physical and emotional scars that still haven't healed. → Read More
This year's valedictorian and salutatorian are star students and star athletes, and they are also twin sisters! → Read More
The victim Eyewitness News reporter Sonia Rincon spoke with is a 38-year-old mother of two who was about to go see a friend before the crash. → Read More
The fire started just after 2 p.m. Sunday at the building on Evergreen Avenue in Soundview. → Read More
Local leaders and violence interrupters gathered in the Rite Aid parking lot in Coney Island where Nyheem Wright collapsed after being stabbed Friday. → Read More
At a vigil on Sunday night in the cold rain, family and friends mourned Nyheem Wright, 17, with so many questions about why he was taken from them so soon - by whom - and whether they will hear from any other city leaders acknowledging their broken hearts. → Read More
The mayor held a rally outside City Hall on Sunday afternoon - calling on Congress and FEMA to do their part in dealing with the crisis at the Southern Border. → Read More
Adams warned about a perfect storm of fiscal challenges ahead for the city. → Read More
There are 33 neighborhood safety teams around the city that are tasked with getting illegal guns off the streets. → Read More
It happened while the woman was walking to the grocery store. → Read More
The flashing motorcade made stops in Brooklyn and Manhattan, appearing to an eager crowd of children waiting on the sidewalk on a chilly evening. → Read More
That means inevitably more will be sent to New York in need of temporary shelter and other services. That has Mayor Adams asking for a new round of Federal and state help. In addition, Oscar Leeser, the mayor of El Paso, Texas is declaring a state of emergency. → Read More
A community in Brooklyn is under siege from a cast of unwanted invaders. → Read More
No sleigh, no problem! Santa paid a visit to children at a Ronald McDonald House in New York City while riding in a fire truck. → Read More