Complaints that New York's High Line Park disrupts the neighborhood

The High Line is a park along an abandoned elevated railroad bed. It attracts 3 million visitors annually. Some residents have put up posters complaining about the noise. But the doorman for this apartment building on the left says the real problem is park visitors peering in the windows of the residents. Hear my reports at www.1010WINS.com

Queens carousel reopens for Memorial Day weekend

After a five year hiatus the carousel reopens in Forest Park, Queens for the Memorial Day weekend. Catch my reports at www.1010wins.com

Just in time for Memorial Day: Falling gasoline prices

Heading out on the highway for the Memorial Day weekend?

Good news. Gasoline prices are falling.

This station is on Route 9 in Old Bridge, New Jersey

Big dance parade in Midtown Manhattan

Over 6,000 dancers from more than 150 groups participate in the sixth annual Dance Parade and free Dance Fest festival, featuring over 80 dance styles as part of the theme ``United We Dance Parade'' and honoring the parade's 2012 grand marshals, choreographer Elisa Monte, disc jockey Jonathan Peters, dancer Bill Shannon and ballerina Ashley Tuttle


These are shots I took of the Ecuadoran dance group and the unofficial New York Giants dance team.


Hear my interviews with the leaders of both at www.1010WINS.com

Stray bullet kills man in his home

Imagine being in your home. In a gated community. A safe environment, or so you think.

And someone comes in and engages in a gun battle outside your house.

A stray bullet through the window. You're hit. And killed.

In your own home.

That's what, tragically, happened to a New Brunswick, New Jersey man.

Please check out the story I filed from the scene for 1010 WINS at http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/05/05/shots-fired-in-nj-gated-community-1-dead/.