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Incredibly dangerous. A Good Samaritan risks her life to race into a burning home and rescue a victim trapped inside. And i dropped my phone right here, and i just i just went in. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. Im eric thomas. And im dion lim. It certainly took a lot of courage and some brute strength to get the man out before he was overcome by smoke and flames. Abc 7 reporter with the story. Reporter firefighters wear protective gear to clear this burned antioch apartment on peppertre...

The results for NYC 3-K application are finally here. Parents are learning whether their 3-year-olds have a seat or have been waitlisted.

State Assembly leadership rejected efforts to include a landmark gas transition proposal in the state budget — despite the fact that the chamber has a supermajority of Democrats sponsoring the

"To see a budget come out that fails to address any of the urgent policies related to climate is an abdication of responsibility from the governor and from lawmakers," one advocate told City Limits.

The construction of more solar farms in the U.S. has been contentious but a new survey shows their size makes a difference in whether solar projects are favored by neighbors. South Dakotas largest solar installation, the Wild Springs project in New Underwood, began operations in March and covers more than 1.5 square miles. ...

It has become almost a cliche to say that New York is behind on building renewable energy. One factor? There aren’t enough wires to move new clean energy from the

Virginia officials support the Environmental Protection Agencys new emissions rule. The federal clean truck standards will reduce emissions by up to 60% in 2032 and prevent 1-billion metric tons of carbon pollution. Transportation is the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in Virginia and nationwide. ...

The New York HEAT Act might not make the final budget. The bill reduces the states reliance on natural gas and cuts ratepayer costs by eliminating certain rules. It was in both legislative chambers one-house budgets, but last-minute scrambling could remove it. ...

As state budget negotiations continue, groups fighting climate change are asking California lawmakers to cut subsidies for oil and gas companies rather than slash programs designed to slow global warming. Gov. Gavin Newsoms current proposal would cut oil and gas tax breaks by $22 million this year and $17 million the following year. ...

One lawmaker says that without a director in place, it will be a challenge for lawmakers to approve the policies that will govern how the new recreational cannabis program will work.