Animals
Friends of Animals to Spay/Neuter 100 Pets Belonging to NYC Residents in Need for Free
Representatives of Friends of Animals (FoA), an animal protection organization, are taking action to address what they say is a euthanasia crisis in animal shelters across the U.S., with those in New York City being no exception. They said the NYC Animal Care Center euthanized more than 1,400 cats and dogs in the first half of 2024.
Belmont: One Dead, Three Injured in Fire at 2264 Beaumont Avenue
Belmont: One Minor Injury Reported after Apartment Fire Breaks out at 416 East 187th Street
UPDATE No Injuries Reported after Residential Fire Breaks out at 1978 University Avenue
Bronx Attorney Gets 10 Years for Attempting to Entice a 14-Year-Old Minor from Connecticut for Sex
A Bronx attorney was sentenced to 10 years in prison in federal court on Friday, for attempting to entice a minor believed to be 14 years of age for sex, after he pleaded guilty to the charge in March 2024, federal prosecutors said. Damian Williams, U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced on Friday, Oct. 18, that Tong Hyon Suh, a/k/a “Jason Suh,” was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Cathy Seibel for his attempted enticement of the minor.
UPDATE Snake Which Looks like a Python Reportedly Seen in Wakefield Wall at East 233rd Street
University Heights: Two Injured in Residential Fire at 2327 Andrews Avenue North
Parkchester: Street Co-Naming Ceremony Held to Honor “Zombie” Filmmaker George Romero
Just in time for Halloween, City Council Member Amanda Farías (C.D. 18) hosted a street co-naming ceremony on Saturday, Oct. 12, in partnership with the NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) to honor legendary filmmaker George Romero. The ceremony took place at the northeast intersection of Metropolitan Avenue and Metropolitan Oval in Parkchester, where Romero was raised and began his journey to becoming an iconic figure in horror cinema.