Alex Silverman
Gas Leak Eyed After 7 Hurt In Explosion At Nyack College
The explosion happened just before noon at a building known as the Sky Island Lodge on South Highland Avenue.
NYC Seeks More Gay And Lesbian Foster Parents
The executive director of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center said many gay New Yorkers don’t realize that the city allows them to become foster parents.
Quinn: NYC Prepared To Sue Holding Company Over Crumbling Brooklyn Buildings
Conditions in three buildings in Brooklyn have gotten so bad that it rains through the roof and sometimes there are no lights for days.
Person Of Interest Questioned In Poison Letter Attacks On Obama, Bloomberg
The Joint Terrorism Task Force expanded its search for the person responsible for sending two poison-laced letters to the mayor and a third to the president as new details emerged about the contents of the threatening notes.
FBI Agent’s Car Found After Theft In Queens
A law enforcement official said there was an M-4 assault rifle in the trunk of the grey 2010 Toyota Camry and possibly a bulletproof vest, WCBS 880′s Alex Silverman reported.
Many Trees Dying, Leaning In NYC After Sandy
When the flowers bloomed and the ground warmed up, one of Sandy’s effects, hidden for the winter, became obvious.
President Obama: Jersey Shore ‘Stronger Than The Storm’
The president toured the shore with Gov. Chris Christie Tuesday, seven months after Superstorm Sandy caused $38 billion in damage.
Bronx Grave Site Of Civil War Naval Officer Designated National Historic Landmark
A ceremony was held Thursday at Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx to give the rare distinction of National Historic Landmark status to a grave site.
An Angry Community Rallies In Response To String Of Anti-Gay Attacks
A community is rallying against hate, and police are increasing patrols in some neighborhoods – in the wake of five anti-gay attacks in the past two weeks.
Lawsuit: Bronx Group Home Workers Branded Disabled Man With Potato Masher
The lawsuit claims 24-year-old Eduardo Sandoval was branded with a hot potato masher by at least one staffer at the Leake & Watts residential facility last June.
Course Helps Inexperienced Cyclists Prepare For NYC Bike Share
A week from today, Citi Bike stations in Manhattan and Brooklyn will go online, and thousands of inexperienced cyclists rolling out.
Stretch Of Broadway Renamed For Man Believed To Be City’s First Immigrant
Three miles of Broadway in Upper Manhattan have a new honorary name honoring a man believed to be the first immigrant in New York City history – from the present-day Dominican Republic.
Prince Harry Visits NYC After Touring Storm Damage In NJ
Britain’s Prince Harry began a tour Tuesday of New Jersey’s storm-damaged coastline, inspecting dune construction, walking past destroyed homes and shaking hands with police and other emergency workers with Gov. Chris Christie as his guide.
Crews Begin Demolishing Seaside Heights Roller Coaster Swallowed By The Sea
The work began Tuesday afternoon after Britain’s Prince Harry finished touring the Jersey shore. The project is expected to take about 48 hours to complete, said Casino Pier spokeswoman Toby Wolf.
Price Cap For New York City Newsstands Could Rise
Newsstand operators and supporters say the City Council proposal to lift the more than decade-old limit from $5 to $10 would help the venerable businesses keep up with the times.
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