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
New Jersey protesters say 'No Eid while Gaza has no Eid'
The rocks were the hard and jagged symbol of Palestinian resistance, and children in Paterson placed theirs in a flag-shaped memorial to the thousands killed in six months of brutal war in Gaza.
Neighbor rushes to save teen from burning home on Long Island
Andrew Spitzfaden was in his second-floor bedroom on Astor Drive in Sayville when he heard crackling and popping sounds.
Family describes 'unreal' loss after devastating apartment fire in Washington Heights
An older brother is speaking out about an unimaginable tragedy, two weeks after a fire ravaged a New York City apartment while a mother left her children home alone to run to the store.
New York City landlord deemed city's 'worst' faces arrest over hundreds of open violations
An arrest warrant has been issued for a landlord deemed New York City's worst.
4-year-old boy wounded in war-torn Gaza hopes to recover from scars at Staten Island hospital
A war-wounded little boy from Gaza, now in a hospital on Staten Island, is not only recovering from physical injuries, but emotional scars that has wounded his loving heart.
Victim writes letter thanking NYPD officers for arresting man targeting seniors in robbery spree
Police believed the man who robbed Ellie Colin, robbed at least three other people, including a 90-year-old woman and an 83-year-old man.
Frustrated parents fight plan to shuffle teachers to other schools in Paterson
Parents came to the Paterson School Board meeting Wednesday night to protest an initiative the board calls "rightsizing," but students say it is breaking bonds with teachers they love.
Keeping kids safe: Parents, activists gather in Brooklyn over social media epidemic
A mental health crisis sparked by social media took center stage Wednesday on Capitol Hill, but also in New York City, where a concerned community gathered to focus on solutions to the epidemic.
Residents suffering for days without heat, water at Murray Hill high rises
Heat and water have been shut off at five large buildings in Murray Hill so that workers can find and fix a leak in the water main.
Man who barely survived deadly Tremont apartment fire making progress 2 years later
The survivor of a deadly fire at an apartment building in the Bronx, was told he would never walk or talk again, but now almost two years removed from the disaster, he is putting his determination in motion.