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Driver Charged With DWI, Manslaughter In Crash That Killed Mother, Daughter On Rockaway Boulevard In QueensPolice said the driver responsible for the crash on Rockaway Boulevard was speeding and under the influence.
Citizen App Seeks 'Field Team Members' To Live Stream Breaking News StoriesA company spokesperson says it hopes to "model responsible broadcasting practices in situations when events are unfolding in real time."
NYC DOT Asks New Yorkers To Weigh In On Future Citi Bike Station Locations In Brooklyn, QueensIt's part of a larger expansion in all five boroughs, which aims to have 40,000 bikes available for rental by 2023.
Queens Pop-Up Helps Showcase Local Vendors, Raises Money For Residents Displaced By FireJon Armendariz and his wife, Lisa, organized the Queens pop-up market with Kaleidospace, an arts collective that creates platforms for LGBTQIA+, minority- and women-owned businesses.
Pelosi Taps Republican Congressman Adam Kinzinger For January 6 Select CommitteeHouse Speaker Nancy Pelosi appointed GOP Congressman Adam Kinzinger of Illinois to serve on the select committee investigating the January 6 assault on the Capitol, she announced Sunday.
1960s Civil Rights Activist Robert Moses Dies At Age 86Moses was born in Harlem, New York, on January 23, 1935, two months after a race riot left three dead and injured 60 in the neighborhood.
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New Jersey Festival Of Ballooning Takes FlightCBS2's John Elliott got to take a ride Friday morning.
After More Than A Year, The Show Must Go On: More Broadway Shows Announce Plans To Resume PerformancesThe road to reopening Broadway is well underway. See which performances are coming back and when.
CBS2 Marks One Year Since The Death Of Our Colleague And Friend, Reporter Nina KapurShe was only 26 when she died in a moped accident last year in New York City. Since then, every day, her loss has been felt from all corners of our newsroom.
Exclusive: Long Island A Hot Spot Of 'Organized, Brazen' High-End ShopliftingThey are not petty crimes. Experts say they are highly organized, and retailers are losing millions of dollars in high-end goods.
Orient Country Store: A North Fork Family Grocery Counts On Community"You can't really get away from here without a bit of a conversation, so it's not for the introvert," owner Miriam Foster told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Breaking The Stigma: CBS2's Cindy Hsu Shares Her Most Personal Story With Dana TylerMental health is extremely personal, and not something many people open up about, but every year, millions of Americans face the reality of living with a mental illness.
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Gottlieb Says U.S. Likely 'Much Further In This Epidemic Than We're Picking Up'Dr. Scott Gottlieb, former Food and Drug Administration commissioner, said Sunday he thinks the U.S. is further into the COVID-19 epidemic driven by the Delta variant than CDC models are picking up.
Push For COVID Vaccinations Grows As Cases Climb AgainSome Biden administration health officials increasingly think vulnerable populations may need booster shots.
Justice Department Won't Open Civil Investigation Into COVID Response At Nursing Homes In 3 StatesThe DOJ was looking into whether requiring some COVID-positive patients to be admitted to nursing homes contributed to deaths.
17 New Olympic-Related COVID-19 Cases Reported, Bringing Total To 127The Olympic torch is burning in Tokyo — almost a year after the games were originally scheduled to be held. They were delayed until now due to the pandemic. But the virus is still clouding the games.
Mayor De Blasio Urges Private Companies To Require COVID Vaccines For EmployeesDe Blasio says mandates are needed because we've reached the limits of a purely voluntary system.
New York City Marriage Bureau Resumes In-Person Weddings By Appointment OnlyCouples can once again get married and get a marriage license in person in New York City. But appointments are necessary and masks must be worn during the ceremonies.
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Second Republican Appointed To House Committee Investigating U.S. Capitol RiotA second Republican has been appointed to the House committee that will investigate the riot at the U.S. Capitol; Christina Ruffini reports for CBS2.
Citizen App Offering To Pay Users Who Take VideoIf you use the app "Citizen," you have chance to make some extra cash.
Citi Bike Expansion Maps Ask For FeedbackCiti Bike is expanding in Brooklyn and Queens.
Queens Pop-Up Market Held To Put A Spotlight On Local VendorsEntrepreneurs had a chance to sell products in person Sunday, thanks to a Queens community; CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports.
Civil Rights Pioneer Bob Moses Dies At Age 86Civil rights pioneer Bob Moses has died.
Medical Experts Worried As COVID Cases Continue To Rise Around CountryCOVID-19 cases continue to rise around the country, something that has medical experts worried; CBS2's Hazel Sanchez reports.
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Olympics 2021: Swimmer Chase Kalisz Wins Team USA's First GoldChase Kalisz got things rolling, claiming the first U.S. gold at the Olympic pool.
Ola Kamara Scores In DC United's Victory Over Red BullsThe Red Bulls (5-6-3), had their four-game unbeaten streak snapped, had 60% possession but managed just four shots.
Jesús Medina Opens Scoring, NYCFC Beat Orlando CityMedina ran onto a ball tapped to him by Valentín Castellanos and ripped a rising left-footer into the top of the net for New York City (7-5-2).
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Orient Country Store: A North Fork Family Grocery Counts On Community"You can't really get away from here without a bit of a conversation, so it's not for the introvert," owner Miriam Foster told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
SOS Chefs: Obscure Ingredients For Curious Cooks At Atef Boulaabi's East Village Spice Store"It's a repertoire of notes and a library of texture and smells," Atef told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Style Eyes Optical: Margie Toney Wants To Pick Your Perfect Frames"Every single line I carry, there's got to be something funky," Margie told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
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WATCH: Teenager Takes Seagull To The Face On Wildwood's SpringShot RideIt was a wild ride a New Jersey teen will never forget. Video caught the moment an amusement park ride took an unexpected turn.
Only In New York: Actor Jeff Goldblum Serenades Newly Married Couple At Brooklyn CarouselWhen New Yorkers spot celebrities in the city we tend to leave them alone. But one new bride couldn't contain her excitement and it led to a story she'll never forget.
Sweet Music: New York City Man Finds Guitar Next To A Pile Of Garbage, And Then Makes A Local Artist's DayDoing the right thing doesn't always come with a reward. But when virtue prevails, it leads to positive outcomes.