Mike Rogalle, the UPS worker struck while on the job in Lower Manhattan last week, has died. No crime or traffic violation occurred at this fatal crash scene, according to NYPD and Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance. Photo: WNBC Rogalle was on the si... »
The DNAinfo story on the crash that injured multiple people in Midtown Saturday night is like the elementary school exercise that involved a sequence of sentences with one that didn’t belong. Sorry, crash victims. For NYPD and city prosecutors, this is... »
The Waiting Game: Down at the White Star Line's Broadway offices near Bowling Green, anxious New Yorkers line the streets waiting for news about the sunken vessel. 1912Over fifteen hundred people died the night the Titanic sank, April 14-15, 1912. The ... »
A man accused of stealing an iPad tangled with police officers at Lafayette and Bleecker Streets earlier today, sending two of them to Bellevue Hospital with cuts to their arms and legs. »
• Legendary soul-food joint the Pink Tea Cup will reopen in Greenwich Village after its owner secured a new space on Sixth Avenue and 14th Street. [NYT] • That Tot Spot, Williamsburg’s tater-tot-centric café, opened this past weekend. If you’ve ever wo... »
The worker killed in last night's massive crane collapse at the 7 train extension site has been identified. After making sure his family was notified, the NYPD identified the worker as Michael Simmermeyer, 30, from Burlington, New Jersey. He w... »
Last night, a fight between two men spilled from the L train, onto the Bedford Avenue platform, and then onto the subway tracks. What started as a verbal altercation on the train, eventually escalated and resulted in both men falling onto the tracks—wh... »
Several students had to be treated by paramedics after pepper spray was released at a Manhattan high school, the FDNY said. The Department of Education said three students from the High School of Fashion Industries on 24th Street were taken to Bellevue... »
