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Families Of 9/11 Victims Fight Decision To Cancel Tribute In Light At Ground ZeroThe 9/11 Memorial and Museum canceled its iconic Tribute In Light this year due to the coronavirus pandemic
Jersey City Issues Boil Water Advisory After Drinking Water Samples Test Positive For E. ColiThe entire city is under a boil advisory after Suez Water says samples of drinking water came back positive for E. coli.
NJ Marine Corps Veteran Pleading For Safe Return Of Lost Dog: 'He's Literally The Best Thing That's Ever Happened To Me'"He's not one to run away. He was going into training. I was gonna have him be a service animal and was trying to get him to be my service animal," Jrluis Ruiz said.
Con Edison Expands Claim Policy For Spoiled Food, Medication After Tropical Storm IsaiasAt the height of the storm, more than 300,000 Con Ed customers lost power, the second-largest number of storm-related outages in the utility's history.
At Least 1 Injured After Utility Truck Strikes Cyclist, Cars, Truck On Long IslandWitnesses say the truck was stopped short of the intersection and other vehicles went around, but then the truck started up and began smashing through traffic.
Correction Officer, Firefighter Taken To Hospital After Fire At Manhattan Detention ComplexOfficials say the fire started on the ninth floor of the building around 8:30 p.m. Friday.
Gov. Murphy Says Voting In New Jersey Will Be Done Mostly By Mail“It doesn't matter what party you're in, everybody gets a ballot,” Murphy said.
Westchester County School Districts Could Follow New Rochelle's Lead, Cancel Plans For In-Person ClassesThe second largest school district in Westchester county canceled plans to start the year with limited in-school instruction.
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Chara's Kitchen And Catering: Soul Food Memories In BellportIn the basement of the local church, you'll find Cheryl Grigg stirring and seasoning over a hot stove.
'She's God's Little Miracle Child': Long Island Doctor Reunited With Baby Girl He Helped Save After She Was Born PrematurelyA baby girl, born 16 weeks early in a hospital parking lot, was reunited Wednesday with the doctor who helped save her life.
After 2 Years Of Waiting, N.J. Boy On Autism Spectrum Finally Gets His Service DogA New Jersey mother's appeal to get her son a service dog has been answered by strangers.
Exclusive: Woman Brutally Attacked While Trying To Film Couple Assaulting Passenger On Queens Subway TrainThe suspects were last seen running away from the Queensboro Plaza station.
On Governors Island, A Lush Garden Finds New Purpose"It's definitely in the spirit of the victory gardens during the Second World War," program manager Shawn Connell told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Target, Walmart Hand Sanitizers Latest To Join FDA List Of Potentially Toxic ProductsThe products may be toxic when absorbed through the skin or ingested.
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New Moms Face Unique Mental Health Challenges During Coronavirus PandemicLiving through the pandemic is difficult for all families juggling work, school and stress, but one group facing unique mental health challenges is new moms.
Max Minute: Too Much Indoor Cleaning Could Aggravate AllergiesThere's nothing like a good house cleaning to keep dirt and germs at bay, but all that cleaning can kick up dust clouds that may aggravate indoor allergies.
107-Year-Old N.J. Woman Survives Spanish Flu And COVID-19, Says God And Hot Peppers Keys To Her Incredible LongevityA 107-year-old New Jersey grandmother is now the survivor of two pandemics, after recently recovering from the coronavirus.
Mayor De Blasio Pledges A Nurse In Every School, But UFT President Says He'll Fight Reopening If Stringent Safety Isn't MetUFT President Michael Mulgrew said he will do everything in his power to prevent schools that don’t meet stringent safety standards from reopening next month -- even if it means going to court.
New York City Principals Group Calls For Delay To In-Person LearningThe Council of School Supervisors and Administrators says the city has failed to give schools enough time implement coronavirus safety protocols by the September 10th reopening.
Survey: Many Parents Still Fear Taking Children To Doctor's Office; Pediatrician Warns With School Starting Vaccinations A MustCOVID-19 is making many parents hesitant to take their children for their routine wellness visits.
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Con Edison Expands Claim Policy For Spoiled Food, Medication After Tropical Storm IsaiasCon Edison expanded its claim policy 10 days after Tropical Storm Isaias hit the tri-state area.
New Jersey Veteran Searching For Missing Belgian Malinois Puppy ApolloA New Jersey veteran is pleading to get his best friend back. He thinks his puppy, Apollo, was stolen earlier this week. The pet is in training to become a service dog; CBS2's Jessica Layton reports.
Boil Water Advisory Issued In Jersey City After Samples Test Positive For E. ColiJersey City residents were told Friday to boil their water as a precaution, but some felt they should have been told sooner; CBS2's Nick Caloway reports.
Utility Truck Plows Through East Garden IntersectionAt least one injury was reported after a utility truck plowed through a Long Island intersection, hitting several cars, another truck and a cyclist Friday.
Several Organizations Offer To Organize 9/11 Light Tribute After Event's CancellationThe 9/11 Memorial and Museum has canceled the Tribute In Light display this year amid coronavirus concerns, but it looks like others may help the bright light soar into the sky; CBS2's Ali Bauman reports.
2 Hurt In Fire On 9th Floor At Manhattan Detention ComplexInvestigators are trying to figure out the cause of a fire at the Manhattan Detention Complex in Lower Manhattan.
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Quarantine Cooking: Your Essential Nonstick Cookware GuideStep up your quarantine cooking with this guide to nonstick cookware.
How To: 6 Easy Steps To Make Homemade Soft PretzelsLearn how to make your own homemade soft pretzels with these six easy steps!
Observation Deck Coming Back To 61st Floor Of Iconic Chrysler BuildingOne of the city's most iconic buildings is getting an observation deck for the first time in 75 years.
Latest Sports Stories
Islanders Play Trotz Hockey, Take 2-0 Series Lead On CapsNew York played Trotz's trademark structured, suffocating style perfectly, from responding to a Capitals goal in the first minute to controlling the puck when it mattered most.
Cole Posts 20th Straight Regular-Season Win, Yanks Top BosoxCole, who came within one strike of a win his previous start before getting pulled, moved closer to the all-time record of 24 consecutive victories by Carl Hubbell in 1936-37.
Bryce Harper's RBI In Ninth Lifts Phillies Past MetsDominic Smith and Robinson Cano hit consecutive solo homers in the third to give the Mets a 4-2 lead.
Offbeat & Odd
Poll: 79% Of College Students Say They Wouldn't Attend Parties This Fall To Prevent Coronavirus InfectionA new poll from College Reaction/Axios found that students are eager to return to campus and willing to not party in doing so.
7-Year-Old Boy Throws A Prom For His Nanny: 'One Of The Best People I've Known'A teenage girl in North Carolina who couldn't attend her high school prom because of the coronavirus outbreak still got a special bash thrown just for her -- by a seven-year-old boy that she babysits.
Teens Raise $11,000 For Supplies To Help Navajo Nation During Coronavirus PandemicA group of teenagers in Phoenix raised more than $11,000 in three weeks for supplies to aid the Navajo Nation during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Dig
Chara's Kitchen And Catering: Soul Food Memories In BellportIn the basement of the local church, you'll find Cheryl Grigg stirring and seasoning over a hot stove.
On Governors Island, A Lush Garden Finds New Purpose"It's definitely in the spirit of the victory gardens during the Second World War," program manager Shawn Connell told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
The Dig Callback: At McNulty's Tea & Coffee, A Time-Honored Shop Meets A New NormalCBS2's Elle McLogan revisits a West Village institution persevering amid the coronavirus pandemic.