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Victims of Queens apartment building fire struggling to deal with loss
Several spoke to CBS New York on Thursday night about what they no longer have due to last week's blaze.
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Naveen Dhaliwal joined the CBS New York team in April 2023 as a general assignment reporter covering stories of all kinds across the tri-state area.
Prior to CBS New York, Naveen reported for WABC-TV. She was first to report the rash of South Asian attacks in the Spring of 2022. Naveen won an Emmy for her work during the July 2019 Manhattan blackout.
Before joining WABC-TV, Naveen was the morning show anchor for News 12 Westchester. She spent hours on the desk during snow storm coverage and the MTA train crash in Valhalla in 2015.
Naveen spent three years at KOCO-TV in Oklahoma city where she was a reporter/fill-in anchor and a storm chaser. Her passion for breaking news and weather was solidified during her years in Oklahoma where she covered the devastating Moore and El Reno tornadoes of May 2013 spending long hours digging deep into the community and telling stores of people at such a trying time.
Naveen is a graduate of Rutgers University-New Brunswick. She also is a licensed Speech Language Pathologist having attended school at the University of North Dakota.
Naveen loves to travel, read, knit, and bake. She is also a big lover of all animals.
Naveen was born in Winnipeg, Canada. She speaks fluent Punjabi and conversational Hindi.
Several spoke to CBS New York on Thursday night about what they no longer have due to last week's blaze.
Dozens of trucks are loaded and deliveries are made to nearly 300 locations daily in all five boroughs, including soup kitchens, homeless shelters, schools and churches.
The officers found a 96-year-old man, a 91-year-old man and a 99-year-old woman who needed help getting out.
All day Sunday, the sounds of hymns resonated as thousands of parishioners from New York and around the world filled the pews.
TSA predicted 7.5 million people would catch a flight this week into next, making it the busiest travel season ever.
The scene on 143rd Street in South Jamaica remained active hours after police were called Friday afternoon.
A key code is required to enter the building, and police say there was no forced entry.
An estimated 450 residents who live in the complex are out of their homes ahead of the holiday.
Shaolin Boxing Club in Tottenville is where kids learn discipline and fitness, but that safe haven was recently shattered.
Neighbors trying to escape said smoke from the fire was so thick it seemed like they were running into darkness.
According to police, officers returned fire after the suspect exited the apartment and fired four shots.
A corner of the seven-story building on West Burnside Avenue and Phelan Place in Morris Heights came crashing down Monday afternoon.
CBS New York's Elijah Westbrook is live in Queens, where the Belt Parkway was shut down for several hours overnight.
Under the plan, most drivers will have to pay to enter Manhattan south of 60th Street from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Police say the driver of the Lamborghini took off after being pulled over for going through a red light.