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Bodycam Video Shows Moments Before NYPD Lieutenant Was Shot In Ankle Apprehending Suspect In The BronxPolice have identified the suspect as 26-year-old Jerome Roman, from the Bronx. According to police, he is affiliated with a gang and has 25 prior arrests, which include for possession of a firearm.
Several People Shot Outside Queens Laundromat, Police InvestigatingThe suspect is believed to be on a moped or dirt bike.
COVID In New York: Mask Mandates Not Being Re-Imposed Just Yet As Concern Grows Over Delta VariantIn New York, COVID cases are increasing in every region, resulting in a 2.4% state positivity rate.
Minimum Wage Increases In Connecticut Starting SundayMinimum wage was $10.10 when Gov. Ned Lamont signed the legislation into law.
Federal Eviction Moratorium Expires, Protections In Place For Renters In New York And New JerseyMillions of people across the country who are behind on their rent could soon come home to an eviction notice.
Pedicab Operator Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash In Midtown, Connecticut Man ArrestedPolice say Pedicab operator Ibrokhim Azizov, 24, was taking three passengers east on East 42nd Street near Madison Avenue when they were struck from behind by a 2017 Toyota Tacoma.
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David Segal Violins: An Upper West Side Workshop Where Instruments Are Loved And Cared For"It takes about 200 hours, in my estimate, to make a violin," owner David Segal told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Laru Beya Collective In The Rockaways Brings Surfing To Kids Who May Not Otherwise Had The Chance To Try ItThey're making space for more Black, Indigenous and other people of color in the surfing world, and building connections in the community.
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.
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COVID In New York: Mask Mandates Not Being Re-Imposed Just Yet As Concern Grows Over Delta VariantIn New York, COVID cases are increasing in every region, resulting in a 2.4% state positivity rate.
New York City Rolls Out $100 Incentive For Getting Vaccinated As CDC Report Warns Delta Variant As Contagious As Chicken PoxNew York City is upping the anti with new incentives for getting the COVID vaccine as a new CDC report warns the Delta variant is highly contagious.
Broadway Vaccine Mandate: Audiences Must Be Vaccinated And Masked; Performers, Crew And Staff Required To Be VaccinatedThe Broadway League announced that all 41 theaters will require audience members, performers and staff be fully vaccinated. In addition, all audience members are required to wear masks during performances. These policies are in effect through October.
Why Is The Delta Variant More Contagious? Should You Still Get Vaccinated? Dr. Max Gomez Answers The Latest COVID QuestionsWhy is the Delta variant so contagious? Should you still get vaccinated? Should you avoid large public gatherings or vacations? CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez has the answers to these questions.
De Blasio: New Mask Guidance In NYC May Come Monday As More Places Require Vaccinations Or Weekly TestingNew York City restaurateur Danny Meyer, behind hot spots including Union Square Cafe and Gramercy Tavern, is requiring all staffers and diners inside his restaurants to be vaccinated, starting Sept. 7.
Biden Ramps Up Vaccine Push With New Rules For Federal Workers And Call For $100 PaymentsPresident Biden is calling on state and local governments to use COVID-19 relief funds to give $100 to residents who get vaccinated.
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New York Jets Fail To Come To Terms With Safety Marcus MayeThe New York Jets are building for their future and have said keeping their stars is a top priority, but they failed to come to terms with one of their stars -- Marcus Maye.
US Tied With China In Overall Medal Count After Day 9 Of OlympicsIt's day nine of the Olympic Games, and the United States is tied with China in the overall medal count with 46 so far, 16 of them gold; Jamie Yuccas reports for CBS2.
Reports Of 5 Men Shot Outside Laundromat In Corona, QueensPolice are investigating a multiple shooting in Queens.
$13 An Hour Minimum Wage Starts In Connecticut On SundayMinimum wage workers in Connecticut will see another raise starting Sunday.
Tri-State Area Not Yet Re-Imposing Mask Mandates As Concern Grows Over Delta VariantConcern is growing as the dangerous Delta variant sends COVID cases skyrocketing across the country, and while some states are re-imposing mask mandates, it's not the case in the Tri-State Area just yet; CBS2's Cory James reports.
Federal Eviction Moratorium Expiring Saturday NightThe federal eviction moratorium expires Saturday night.
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Báez Helps Mets Rally Past RedsBáez was acquired Friday from the Chicago Cubs in a big deal just before baseball’s trade deadline.
Rizzo HR Again For Yanks As Marlins' Mattingly Misses GameRizzo also singled, walked twice, was hit by a pitch and scored the go-ahead run. He is 4 for 5 and has reached base eight times in two games with New York.
New York Jets Fail To Come To Terms With Safety Marcus MayeA big payday is still in his future if he continues to prove his worth in this new Robert Saleh defense.
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David Segal Violins: An Upper West Side Workshop Where Instruments Are Loved And Cared For"It takes about 200 hours, in my estimate, to make a violin," owner David Segal told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
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.
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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.