Christine Russo
Christine Russo is a reporter with FOX 5 News.
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NYPD searches for teens who smashed angel statue outside Queens church
The teens were seen pulling the statue over the fence, carrying it down the parking lot and then tossing it, smashing the statue into pieces.
Department of Sanitation to take over street-vending enforcement
After a Queens councilwoman's repeated calls for a crackdown, the mayor's office is making a big change in terms of who's in charge when it comes to enforcing the city's street vending laws.
Upper West Side safe haven shelter plan draws pushback from community
The city's decision to open a safe haven homeless shelter near an elementary school on the Upper West Side is drawing pushback from neighbors, but also some support.
Miami Beach issues state of emergency, curfew to manage spring break crowds after 2 deadly shootings
Those who live in the city said spring break violence and chaos has become more common since the COVID-19 pandemic started.
Trump's support builds after claiming he'll be arrested this week
Some Republican support is rolling in for former President Trump after his claim that he would be arrested Tuesday in the Manhattan District Attorney’s investigation into the ‘hush money’ case.
Police stop brawl in Harlem hospital where shooting victim was being treated
"Only reason I can think they came back was to finish the job," the hospital police union director said.
Fire at e-bike shop in Queens
More than 100 fire and EMS members responded to what became a two-alarm fire, which tore through the garage of the Kings Electric Scooters shop on Jamaica Avenue in Richmond Hill at around 2:30 p.m.
Joseph Vigiano, son of NYPD detective killed on 9/11, continues family legacy
More than two decades after 9/11, Joseph Vigiano is following in his late father's footsteps.
'Like a second home': Fountain House connects New Yorkers with mental health services
The Fountain House aims to help New Yorkers living with serious mental illnesses. It is just one of the services being supported by Mayor Adams' expanded mental health plan in the city.
LIRR admits overestimating Grand Central Madison demand, making adjustments
LIRR train schedules are being adjusted after the first week of full service to the new Grand Central Madison station featured scenes of crowding and chaos on trains and platforms.