Cooper Stock

Jean Chambers was killed Thursday morning near an intersection that prompted a pedestrian safety law.

The signing took place near the Woodside intersection where an 8-year-old was killed in December.

Helen Rosenthal wants to extend "Cooper's Law" to cover all New York drivers.

The bill revokes a cabbie's license in cases when they hit a pedestrian while breaking traffic rules. 

The board described the legislation as vague and unfair to taxi drivers. 

The West End Residences, which serve women and children, will get its first kids' library next month. 

The first fundraiser for Cooper Stock's fund will be held at Soul Cycle this May. 

The 24th Precinct has seen 36 crashes involving pedestrians so far this year, police said.

The lights leading to the intersection of West 97th Street and West End Avenue have been retimed. 

The 20th Precinct has trained two more officers to use radar guns.

Cooper Stock, 9, was killed when a cabdriver failed to yield while the youngster crossed the street. 

The 20th Precinct said its educational sign campaign is working in preventing accidents. 

The 24th Precinct plans train four additional officers to use the guns to catch speeding drivers. 

Helen Rosenthal is calling for an automatic taxi driver license suspension after a pedestrian accident.

CB7 is calling for automatic license revocation for anyone who injures or kills someone while driving.