A beloved Columbia University dean died weeks after being struck by a vehicle while walking near the ivy league institution’s Morningside Heights campus, school officials said in a statement. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: traffic accident
86-Year-Old Harlem Driver Accused Of Fatal Hit-And-Run
NY Daily News reports an elderly hit-and-run driver who cops say mowed down a 9-year-old boy in Queens told police he didn’t know he hit anyone — and fled the fatal scene because he was being threatened by another driver. Continue Reading →
East Harlem Man Struck In Hit-And-Run
Patch reports that a man was taken to the hospital after being struck by a hit-and-run driver Friday morning in East Harlem, police and fire officials said. Continue Reading →
Join The Candlelight Vigil Tonight For Harlem’s DJ Jinx Paul Guerrero
TONIGHT Tuesday, December 19th, 2017, at 6:00pm, NYC Councilmanwill join Radio Personalities, Elected Officials, Community Leaders, among others for a candlelight vigil in honor of DJ Jinx Paul, and all the fatal hit and run victims in New York City. Continue Reading →
Notify NYC: Due To Car Collision, Expect Delays From Henry Hudson Parkway At West 135th Street In Harlem
Due to a motor vehicle collision, expect extensive traffic delays in the area of the Bronx-bound Henry Hudson Parkway at West 135th Street in Manhattan. Continue Reading →
Traffic Delays Due To A Collision In Harlem, NY
Due to a collision, expect extensive traffic delays in the area of Second Avenue and East 99th Street in Harlem, New York. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Rodriguez And Others Talk Pedestrian Safety After Deadly Times Square Attack
The deadly attack in Times Square yesterday, which took the life of an 18-year old young woman and injured over 20 more, exposed a glaring safety gap in the heart of New York City. Continue Reading →
Expect Extensive Traffic Delays Due To Vehicle Collision At 115th Street In Harlem
Due to a motor vehicle collision, expect extensive traffic delays on the southbound Harlem River Drive near 115th Street in Harlem, New York. Continue Reading →
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