Sonia Rincón

Tonight, two people are recovering after a wild crash in Queens, and a beloved pizza shop hopes to reopen tomorrow after an SUV slammed right through the wall.

Eyewitness News reporter Sonia Rincon with the story from Howard Beach.

I heard bang, bang, bang.

It startled me.

I spoke with two of them who were here tonight.

They say they are praying for the two people who were hurt, that they fully recover, and that they are hoping to get the shop safe to reopen and resume serving up slices as soon as tomorrow.

In Howard Beach, Sonia Rincon, Channel 7 Eyewitness News.

Pope Leo now working from the hospital as he continues to recover from lung surgery.

Police sources tell us the mother left behind a suicide note.

Eyewitness News reporter Sonia Rincon with the story tonight from Woodside.

They were good neighbors.

I never see anything wrong.

Neighbors say the woman's husband is with her here at New York Presbyterian Queens Hospital, where she's getting help and treatment for her injuries.

They say the couple has no other children, but also cares for an elderly parent.

In Flushing, Sonia Rincon, Channel 7 Eyewitness News.

25 years after the September 11th attacks, remains from another victim have been identified tonight.

The big issue? Affordability, immigration, and President Trump.

Eyewitness News reporter Sonia Rincon with what the candidates are saying as we come down to the wire.

Sonia?

Yeah, Shadee, no question Donald Trump dominated this debate, with both immigration and affordability directly linked to the president, who is unpopular in New York heading into the midterms.

And while public safety was a major issue in Hochul's last campaign four years ago, tonight she pointed to declining crime numbers statewide under her watch.

A Marist poll released just last week showed Hochul leading Blakeman by 11 points.

Reporting live, Sonia Rincon, Channel 7 Eyewitness News.

Thank you, Sonia.

While the new schedule took effect today, the first real test for work commuters is going to arrive on Tuesday.

Eyewitness News reporter Sonia Rincon with what riders can expect.

Tanya, commuters survived phase one of the portal bridge cut over months ago in order to begin phasing out the old portal bridge and all of the issues that came with it.

Well, now phase two has arrived here at Penn Station.

Now, during the last round of construction, we spoke with some commuters whose employers did let them telecommute some or all of the time to minimize the impact.

The original portal bridge opened in November of 1910, so next month it is retiring after 116 years of service.

At Penn Station, Sonia Rincon, Channel 7 Eyewitness News.

A health checkup for Pope Leo led to a scary discovery, a small growth on his lung.

It is the latest in a bizarre series of manhole mysteries across the five boroughs.

Eyewitness News reporter Sonia Rincon in Hamilton Heights with the story tonight.

Sonia.

Yeah, Joe, the DEP says if you ever see anybody entering or exiting a manhole or the sewer system who looks like they probably shouldn't be there, definitely call 911.

You don't hear about it in your own neighborhood.

Yeah, we've reached out to management companies for the apartment buildings on this block to see if their video cameras recorded this incident, which seems to be the latest in a trend that has New Yorkers worried about infrastructure vulnerability and puzzled, wondering why anyone would find this worth the effort.

We're live in Hamilton Heights, Sonia Rincon, Channel 7 Eyewitness News.

Sonja, thank you.

It was one of several demonstrations across the country today.

Here's Iowa News reporter Sonia Rincon.

We cannot be bystanders.

We must be upstanders.

matters that this horrific thing happened to you, and we need to fix

it.

In Foley Square, Sonia Rincon, Channel 7 Eyewitness News.

Federal

Now it's about to undergo a multi-million dollar renovation to become a major performing arts center.

Tonight, Iowa News News reporter Sonia Rincon with a behind-the-scenes look.

Welcome to the Lowe's Paradise Theater, state-of-the-art 1929.

On the inside, it's a hidden gem still in good working condition.

I asked its caretaker, Darian Lewis, what makes this paradise so special.

Everything that came before and everything that's going to come after.

In Fordham, the Bronx, Sonia Rincon, Channel 7 Eyewitness News.

And turning to AccuWeather, we've had a beautiful night after another nice day empire.

The horror playing out early this morning on Olinville Avenue and the Allerton section of the Bronx.

Eyewitness News reporter Anthony Carlo live on the scene with what we know tonight.

Anthony.

Yeah, Mike Chaudet, no other way to describe it but a horror.

Also tonight, former U.S. Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates leading an independent review of Cornell's handling of the 2024 sexual assault case.

And tonight, ABC News obtaining new video of campus police officers interviewing fraternity brothers about Jane Doe's allegations.

How about this news reporter, Sonia Rincon, with that new video.

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