Jim Dolan
Since then, Jim has reported on virtually every major story around the world; The LA Riots, The Oklahoma City Bombing, civil wars and famine in Africa, the death of Princess Diana, The Persian Gulf War, The War in Afghanistan, and the Intifada in the Middle East.
Though he has reported from more than thirty countries on five continents, Jim has always had a great love for New York because there's nothing like reporting nightly on neighborhood stories close to home, and close to the heart.
Jim's Stories
Community leaders call on Governor Hochul to rescind MSG property tax break
Madison Square Garden has made a healthy profit for forty years as the home of the Knicks and Rangers, but has not paid a penny in property taxes.
Brooklyn cultural center assembling donations for Turkey earthquake relief efforts
There are diapers and clothes at the Turkish Cultural Center, along with pallets of building supplies for people and families.
James Dolan's refusal to move MSG puts snag in Penn Station repair plans
Many people agree that Penn Station repairs would be a good thing, but one billionaire stands in the way of that.
Brooklyn community turns to faith, hope to end brutal cycle of gun violence
The choir from LaGuardia High School sang songs of faith and hope at the Clarendon Road Church in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn man mailed ashes of person he's never met in bizarre mishap
"I open it up and it said the cremated remains of this guy from October 17, 2017," Hamilton Leithauser said.
Paterson teachers rally for new contract, threaten to strike
Teachers in Paterson, New Jersey who have been without a contract since June took to the streets to protest Wednesday night.
Hawthorne volunteer firefighter of 71 years, EMT of 50 years honored for decades of service
A huge surprise celebrated two men in New Jersey known for their distinguished record of service.
NYCHA residents fed up after spending 2 weeks without hot water inside apartments
Dozens of NYCHA apartments in the Bronx have been without hot water for two weeks, and residents say they are at their wits' end.
NYCHA apartment residents in East Harlem beg for much-needed repairs to home
Residents living in a pair NYCHA apartments in Harlem are begging for someone to address the exhaustive list of repairs their home desperately needs.
Remains of fallen WWII soldier from Brooklyn make journey home 75+ years later
The family of a World War II lieutenant killed in action is getting some much-needed closure after the soldier's remains were identified more than 75 years later.