Soda is bad for our teeth. Alcohol can cause liver and heart damage. Coffee may or may not be good for us, depending on which article you read. But at least we can count on our water to be safe — or so we thought.
Earlier this month, 15-year-old Xinyi Huang was pushed from a subway platform in front of an oncoming train. Thinking quickly, she rolled herself out of the way, saving her life. It’s important to always stay alert in order to stay safe on NYC subway platforms. Here, you can learn more about what you can do to stay safe.
A sewer leak has been determined as the cause of an unpleasant smell in a Brooklyn subway station. Some gas leaks can pose significant danger to your health, while others are completely harmless. Being able to determine the difference can save your life.
Elevator accidents are rare occurrences. However, just this month, two high-profile elevator deaths have made the news. What’s behind this recent spate of elevator-related deaths? Click here to read up on what you can do to keep yourself safe.
A 35-year-old Long Island man strayed from a trail in Hook Mountain State Park, where he lost his balance and slid down a steep cliff face. When hiking, you should never leave the trail. Click here to find more tips that will keep you safe when you hike.
Overcrowding is becoming more and more of a problem in New York City, as evidence by a recent story out of Elmhurst, Queens. Landlord Eddie Shiew claims two of his tenants converted a 3-bedroom unit into a 10-bedroom “illegal hotel.” Here, we’ll take a closer look at your rights as a tenant.
In this article, we’ll discuss two separate subway shaft accidents, and the events that led up to them. While these incidents are infrequent, it’s not uncommon for pedestrians to injure themselves while navigating the sometimes perilous streets of New York City. If you’ve been injured, it’s important that you know what to do next.
A 64-year-old man was killed in a hit and run accident on Route 112 in Patchogue this Sunday. These accidents occur at an alarming rate; not only on Long Island but all across New York state. Mayor Bill de Blasio has implemented a three-pronged system, looking to reduce hit and runs in the future.
Earlier this week, a small, private plane crashed off the coast of Queens. Private planes are, statistically, much more dangerous than commercial planes. Click here to see why, and to learn valuable safety information you can use when flying.