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NYC man arrested for allegedly vandalizing U.S. Secret Service vehicles
NEW YORK - A New York City man was arrested Tuesday for allegedly vandalizing two U.S. Secret Service vehicles. The vehicles, which were unmarked, were part of the security detail for Vice President Kamala Harris' step-daughter Ella Emhoff, who was dining nearby, according to the NYPD. It happened Tuesday just before 1 p.m. near a restaurant on North Moore and Hudson Streets in TriBeCa. Police say Harry Heymann, 45, vandalized the license plate covers of the trucks. A Secret Service agent was inside one of the vehicles at the time, and held Heymann until NYPD officers arrived. He's been charged with obstruction of governmental administration and criminal mischief, police said. "On Tuesday afternoon, an individual approached two United States Secret Service vehicles parked in lower Manhattan and, without provocation, caused damage to the rear license plate area of both. Secret Service Agents quickly detained the individual until local authorities arrived and placed the individual into police custody. At no point was any protectee in danger as a result of this incident," U.S. Secret Service spokesperson James Byrne said.
Mail carrier robbed at gunpoint on Queens street: police
QUEENS, N.Y. (PIX11) — Police are on the hunt for a man who allegedly robbed a United States Postal Service mail carrier at gunpoint in Queens on Monday. The robbery was caught on camera. Surveillance video showed a man walk past the mail carrier at the corner of 55th Avenue and 63rd Place around 12:30 […]
Renovations begin at Van Cortlandt Manor
The national historic landmark and museum has been closed to visitors pending several infrastructure and landscaping projects aimed at improving visitor safety, accessibility, and the site’s stabilization. New York Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado, a Democrat, says the renovations will mark a new chapter for the museum, and allow it...
NYPD takes action against illegal vendors on Fifth Avenue: deputy commissioner
NEW YORK (PIX11)—NYPD officers recently cleared Fifth Avenue of illegal vendors. They are cracking down on vendors who clutter sidewalks and sell illegal goods. “New Yorkers were constantly being accosted by the overzealous illegal vending on Fifth Avenue while going about their daily routines,” wrote NYPD Deputy Commissioner Kaz Daughtry on X. “New Yorkers deserve clear sidewalks […]
Gang of Seven Wanted for Robbing and Assaulting Older Adult in Fordham Manor
The Fordham Manor robbery and assault case has led the New York City Police Department to seek the assistance of the public in identifying the individuals depicted in the attached video and photos. The NYPD is urging anyone who recognizes these individuals to come forward and provide any information that may aid in the investigation.
The 9th MAC to School Weekend Will Be Held on Saturday and Sunday, September 28 and 29, at Don’t Tell Mama and Studios 353
Celebrating its 9th year, The Manhattan Association of Cabarets (MAC) will hold its MAC to School weekend event on Saturday and Sunday, September 28 and 29, at Don’t Tell Mama and Studios 353 in Manhattan.. The two-day interactive cabaret symposium features master classes, panel discussions, seminars, workshops and showcases. MAC to School’s sessions feature cabaret performers, directors, musical directors, ensemble musicians and booking managers from NYC and beyond.
The expansion of Chiddy’s Cheesesteaks continues with Oakdale opening
Greater Sayville coverage is funded in part by The Shed, your scratch kitchen for brunch and dinner daily at 21 Main St. in West Sayville. What started as a food truck, slinging Philly cheesesteaks outside the Best Buy in Bay Shore in 2014, now includes five brick-and-mortar locations across Long Island and Queens.
2024 Feast of San Gennaro Coming to Little Italy Sept 12-22
Get ready for the Feast of San Gennaro which will be held in Little Italy from Thursday, September 12 to Sunday, September 22. The Feast honors San Gennaro of Naples who was Bishop of Benevento, Italy and who was martyred in 305 AD. The event dates back to 1926 when Neapolitan immigrants settled in New York City's Litte Italy neighborhood and decided to hold a street festival in honor of their patron saint and the Feast of San Gennaro was born.
In a violent 12-hour period, at least 11 people shot and one killed in NYC
In just a span of 12 hours, from Monday to early Tuesday, New York City witnessed a disturbing surge of gun violence, with at least 11 people getting shot. Sadly, one of the victims lost their life, marking one of the deadliest stretches of gun violence witnessed in the city this summer.
AI struggles to understand NYC, NJ and Long Island accents: survey
As the use of artificial intelligence and advancements in voice recognition technology continue, a new report reveals that AI struggles to understand certain accents, especially in the New York area.
NYC to extend lifeguard shifts during heat waves
New York City will extend lifeguard shifts at public beaches during heat waves after a series of drownings this summer. Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday said 66 lifeguards will be on call for emergencies until 8 p.m., two hours after beaches close, during extreme heat. Swimming will still not be permitted after 6 p.m. and lifeguards will not sit on the stands so they don’t “give the false impression that the beaches are open and that it’s safe to swim,” Deputy Mayor Meera Joshi said.
Hudson River Park Unveils 24th Annual Blues BBQ Festival Lineup
Hudson River Park unveiled the lineup for the 24th annual Blues BBQ Festival on Saturday, August 10th, from 1 pm to 9 pm at Pier 76. The daylong event invites people of all ages to enjoy live music from renowned blues artists while tasting delicious barbecue, desserts, and drinks from local joints. This year’s festival is set to be the largest since its inception, with the launch of new family-friendly activations such as the Blues Dance Floor, BBQ Marketplace, and Jalopy Theater.
Yankees Acquire a Speedy Slugger in a Blockbuster Trade
It has been a busy week in the baseball world with trades going on, and the Yankees have wasted no time getting down to business. Indeed, it was a fun week for New York Yankees fans who looked excited to see their offense rolling once again. Aside from their extra innings win against their rival Boston Red Sox, there was huge news that trended throughout the day. On Saturday, the Yankees acquired UTL Jazz Chisholm Jr. in a blockbuster trade with the Miami Marlins. The best part of this trade is that New York does not have to worry too much about giving up a load of prospects in exchange for Chisholm.
2 Parents Killed After Boats Collide, Leaving 1 Victim Trapped Under Capsized Vessel
A boating collision in Louisiana has left two parents dead. The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries responded to a call about a two-vessel collision in the Tickfaw River near Kings Point shortly after midnight on Sunday, July 28. According to a news release, agents "found a heavily damaged 25-foot...
The Locust Valley Garden Club Discusses Water Conservation
The bar was set high, at the Locust Valley Garden Club July meeting. Members dressed in red, white and blue to celebrate Independence Day. The July luncheon theme was American foods, and the American flag cake made by Pat Bruderman (which used strawberries, blueberries and lots of whipped cream) stole the show.
Scuffle With Cops Injures 2 Officers At Mineola Hospital
The incident happened in Mineola, at NYU Langone Hospital Long Island, at around 11 a.m. Monday, July 29. Nassau County Police said officers were called about a man who got into an argument with a woman and refused to leave the hospital. When officers attempted to arrest the man, identified...
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