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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Another power outage in Co-op City is affecting potentially thousands of residents in the same buildings that lost electricity Friday . Co-op City Police said work to restore power to section one, buildings 1-8, is underway, but did not provide an estimate on when the power would be back on. READ MORE: Power Restored To Co-Op City After Elderly Woman Collapsed, Died Climbing Stairs To Apartment During Outage The power is out in Section 1. Buildings 1-8 are affected. — Co-Op City Police (@CCPDnyc) February 28, 2021 READ MORE: 2nd Former Aide Accuses Gov. Andrew Cuomo Of Sexual Harassment, Governor Requests Independent Review The restoration has begun! — Co-Op City Police (@CCPDnyc) February 28, 2021 A transformer fire knocked out power to the same buildings on Friday.  Ada Longman, a 73-year-old resident who used a portable oxygen tank, collapsed and died hiking up the stairs to her 19th-floor apartment during that outage. … [Read more...] about 2nd Co-Op City Power Outage Affecting Residents In Same Buildings That Lost Electricity Friday

FOLSOM (CBS13) – A beloved 25-year-old black bear that has been with the Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary since 2003 has died. The zoo sanctuary said the bear, named Marty, arrived there after being injured in the wild. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife brought Marty to the zoo with a companion named Woody. READ MORE: Customer Sets Off Fireworks Inside Natomas Walmart, Causing Fire And Evacuations “They were great friends and playmates. The staff and public enjoyed watching them wrestle and climb the exhibit trees,” the zoo sanctuary said. “In fact, the tree in the center of the middle bear exhibit had a challenging time keeping its bark intact simply due to their incessant climbing.” READ MORE: 2 Arrested In Connection To October Robbery, Shooting At Oakdale Motel 6 Zoo officials said Marty was a very observant animal and appreciative – especially when it came to food. “He very much appreciated his meals, especially the annual Thanksgiving Feast and special … [Read more...] about Beloved Black Bear At Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary Dies

The family of a Rocky Ford man killed by a police officer now wants the city and the department’s former chief to pay for hiring James Ashby and for failing to discipline him. Jack Jacquez’s mother, Viola B. Jacquez , and the mothers of his three children filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday against Ashby, former Chief Frank Gallegos and the city of Rocky Ford. The lawsuit claims Jack Jacquez’s constitutional protections against wrongful searches and seizures were violated because Ashby stopped the 27-year-old for no legitimate reason and then followed Jacquez into his home where he was fatally shot in the back in front of his mother. “This is a case about a police department that hires ‘ second-chance cop s’ without any vetting,” the lawsuit says. “It is about a police department that gave a badge to one such officer, yet failed to provide him with any training regarding excessive force, including deadly force. And it is a case about an officer who regularly resorted to excessive … [Read more...] about Family sues ex-Rocky Ford cop, former chief and city in on-duty police shooting death

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — The City of Philadelphia is easing more restrictions on the road to recovery on Monday. There will be fewer limits on restaurants, retail stores, sporting events, theaters, religious services, and senior centers. Health officials say this is possible because infection rates continue to drop, and vaccination rates are climbing. READ MORE: 'A Game Changer': CDC Recommends Johnson & Johnson's 1-Dose COVID Vaccine, Paving Way For Distribution To Begin The rule changes will make it easier for struggling city restaurants. Outdoor dining will now be capped at six people per table, up from four. Those six outdoor diners do not have to be from the same household. READ MORE: Irv Cross, Former Eagles Star DB And Pioneer Black Analyst, Dies At 81 Current indoor capacity limits and requirements still apply. Sporting venues can have fans provided they follow Pennsylvania’s guidelines. The state’s capacity limitations are 2,500 total people for outdoor … [Read more...] about COVID In Philadelphia: City Easing More Restrictions Monday On Road To Recovery

Photo-Illustration: retailers We write about hundreds of products a week. Here, in our version of the Sunday circular, we’ve plucked out some of our favorites — expert-recommended essentials, life-changing stuff you didn’t know you needed, newly launched gizmos, and the very good deals we uncovered while trolling the vast online-shopping universe this past week, including beginner-friendly CBD edibles, a better-than-Byredo candle, and “revelatory” tiny trash bags. Philips Hue Bluetooth Smart Lightstrip Plus 2m Base Kit $80 now 18% off $66 Though Daft Punk officially broke up this week, tech writer Jordan Bowman keeps seeing smart light strips that turn people’s desks into “Daft Punk–style, Tron- like mash-ups of alternating colors.” They’re everywhere — in the background of YouTube videos, Twitch streams, and, of course, TikTok. Turns out that these light strips “not only look cool but affect your productivity and … [Read more...] about 10 Products That Delighted Us Last Week: From Phoebe Bridgers’s Bedsheets to Pretty Pill Cases