NYC's Second Sinkhole in a Week Nearly Swallows Special-Needs School Bus

Patch.com The streets of New York City may be trying to tell us something. Early Tuesday morning, a 20-foot-wide sinkhole opened up in the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn thanks to an underground water main that had ruptured and slowly eroded the street. (Pictured above.) In that instance, no one was hurt. But when a second massive sinkhole opened up on Creston Avenue in the Bronx this Thursday afternoon, it nearly swallowed a school bus. With kids in it.  CBS2 reporter Jessica Schneider, who rushed to the scene, says the bus was shuttling a group of special-needs students to summer camp when it ”went over what was then a small pothole, and ended up plummeting into what became an enormous sinkhole.”...