Over 80 Displaced as Four-Alarm Fire Ravages Bronx Apartment Building While FDNY Battles Blaze Amid Frozen Hydrants
After a four-alarm fire in the Bronx, over 80 people were displaced, two elderly residents were rescued, and the building suffered severe damage. Challenges included frozen hydrants. The Red Cross is assisting victims.
Bronx Community Demands Accountability After Fatal Gas Explosion at Boston Secor Houses as Suspect Is Charged With Murder
A gas explosion at Boston Secor Houses in the Bronx resulted in one death, injuries, and displacement, with residents demanding accountability from Wavecrest Management and NYCHA, amidst safety concerns.
Granville Couple Sentenced for Defrauding Homeowners of $1.5 Million in Contractor Scheme
John McClure and Sarah Chambers of Granville were convicted of contractor fraud, scamming homeowners out of over $1.5 million. They advertised home improvement services but often didn't complete the work, spending the money on personal items instead.
Bellmore Attorney Pleads Guilty to Grand Larceny, Loses Law License in Real Estate Funds Misappropriation Case
Michael Tulchiner, a lawyer, pleaded guilty to Grand Larceny, admitting to stealing over $400,000 from a real estate transaction, which led to him losing his law license and being ordered to pay restitution.
Record Flight Disruptions as Winter Storm Engulfs the Eastern US With American Airlines and LaGuardia Hit Hard
A severe winter storm has caused a record number of flight cancellations and delays in the eastern US, with American Airlines and major airports like LaGuardia facing significant disruptions.












