Lori Bordonaro

6 days ago | channel3000.com | Doug Williams |Lori Bordonaro

Click here for updates on this story    NEW YORK CITY (WCBS) -- A Hudson County sheriff's officer died Friday after falling through a window at an administrative building in Jersey City. The circumstances Officer Justin Rivera's fall appeared to be accidental, the Hudson County Prosecutor's office said.

2 months ago | ktvz.com | Lori Bordonaro

By Lori BordonaroClick here for updates on this story    MANHATTAN, New York (WCBS) — A New Yorker says she lost not just her Maserati, but also her beloved pet cat when she was carjacked Sunday. Thankfully, social media helped reunite the two. Victim was rear-ended before car was stolenRonnette Riley, a Manhattan architect, was driving on the West Side Highway with her Sphynx cat, Eilee, in the vehicle when she was rear-ended by a Mercedes.

2 months ago | krdo.com | Lori Bordonaro

By Lori BordonaroClick here for updates on this story    MANHATTAN, New York (WCBS) — A New Yorker says she lost not just her Maserati, but also her beloved pet cat when she was carjacked Sunday. Thankfully, social media helped reunite the two. Victim was rear-ended before car was stolenRonnette Riley, a Manhattan architect, was driving on the West Side Highway with her Sphynx cat, Eilee, in the vehicle when she was rear-ended by a Mercedes.

Nov 29, 2024 | krdo.com | Zinnia Maldonado |Lori Bordonaro

By Zinnia Maldonado, Lori BordonaroClick here for updates on this story    NEW YORK, New York (WCBS) — Thanksgiving meals were interrupted by flames in Brooklyn after a manhole fire spread to a building, prompting emergency evacuations. Residents in Brooklyn Heights were forced to improvise their holiday plans because of high carbon monoxide levels in the vicinity of their homes on Remsen Street. “It’s scary seeing flames coming up in front of your house,” James Deutsch said.

Nov 29, 2024 | ktvz.com | Zinnia Maldonado |Lori Bordonaro

By Zinnia Maldonado, Lori BordonaroClick here for updates on this story    NEW YORK, New York (WCBS) — Thanksgiving meals were interrupted by flames in Brooklyn after a manhole fire spread to a building, prompting emergency evacuations. Residents in Brooklyn Heights were forced to improvise their holiday plans because of high carbon monoxide levels in the vicinity of their homes on Remsen Street. “It’s scary seeing flames coming up in front of your house,” James Deutsch said.