Hannah Kliger

2 weeks ago | asianamericans.einnews.com | Hannah Kliger

"Shalom Dragon" helps Asian, Jewish communities find common ground "Shalom Dragon" helps Asian, Jewish communities find common ground 02:04 In Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, it's not unusual to find Chinese students baking challah alongside Jewish kids before Shabbat. Asian seniors attend a fitness class steps as Jewish teens throw punches in a boxing bootcamp.

3 weeks ago | channel3000.com | Hannah Kliger |Renee Anderson

Click here for updates on this story    BROOKLYN, New York (WCBS) -- A worker died when a roof partially collapsed Thursday morning in Brooklyn, the NYPD said. The FDNY said it received a call shortly before 9 a.m. for a collapse in the rear of a two-story building at Quentin Road and East 32nd Street in Marine Park. Chopper 2 flew over the scene, where there were several fire trucks and other emergency vehicles. A steakhouse on the corner could be seen with debris spilling out its front door.

1 month ago | kesq.com | Hannah Kliger

By Hannah KligerClick here for updates on this story BROOKLYN, New York ( WCBS) - Twelve-year-old Chance Young is alive today because of the EMTs who resuscitated him after he collapsed in school last year. "Chance is a miracle. That's why his name is Chance. I guess," said Danielle Young, his mother. She recalled the terrifying weeks of his recovery, which involved the use of a defibrillator, a breathing tube, and life support.

1 month ago | kesq.com | Hannah Kliger

By Hannah KligerClick here for updates on this story BROOKLYN, New York ( WCBS) - In the heart of Bushwick, a community of bird lovers is raising concerns after dozens of pigeons vanished from Maria Hernandez Park earlier this month. Residents believe the birds are being illegally netted and sold across state lines for live pigeon shoots. Witness saw man netting pigeons in park:Tina Piña, a local resident affectionately known as "Mother Pigeon," is often seen feeding the birds each morning.

1 month ago | channel3000.com | Hannah Kliger

Click here for updates on this story    BROOKLYN, New York (WCBS) -- A Brooklyn family says raccoons moved into their ceiling after a neighbor's construction site sat exposed for months, and now no one wants to pay for the damage. Both properties are part of a complex of attached row houses all under one roof. "With raccoons, you're on your own" Like a scene out of a nightmare, video from Alice Ann Gentry Zaslavsky's phone shows tiny raccoon claws scratching to open the ceiling hatch.