Canarsie residents show News 12 collapsing basements, say repairs costs them thousands to fix
New York City sources say city infrastructure didn't cause the issues on 104th Street, so they're not responsible for repairs.
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2h agoSome Canarsie residents say they've been dealing with collapsing basements for years, and repairs are costing them tens of thousands of dollars.
New York City sources say city infrastructure didn't cause the issues on 104th Street, so they're not responsible for repairs.
News 12's Katelynn Ulrich has more on the story.
