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N.J., Conn. Qualify For Tri-State Travel Advisory List, But Gov. Cuomo Says It's Not Logistically Possible To Add Them NowIt's a Tri-State Area conundrum. The number of coronavirus cases in New Jersey and Connecticut qualify the two states for the quarantine list in New York.
Manager Of Manhattan Hostel Says He Installed Ear-Splitting Alarm To Keep Homeless AwayResidents near an Amsterdam Avenue hostel say they haven't been able to get any sleep lately. An alarm keeps blaring at all hours of the night.
NASA Successfully Completes Historic Landing On AsteroidOSIRIS-REx touched down on the asteroid for approximately 16 seconds. A robotic arm then grabbed a handful of soil and rocks, before the spacecraft took off again.
Judge Rules NYC Crosswalks Fail To Protect Blind PedestriansU.S. District Judge Paul A. Engelmayer in Manhattan said the city has violated three laws protecting the disabled with its failure to equip most crosswalk signals to aid the blind or those with bad eyesight.
McConnell Urged White House Not To Make A Deal On Stimulus Bill Ahead Of ElectionMcConnell told Senate Republicans Tuesday that he urged the White House against making a deal on a large coronavirus stimulus bill ahead of the election, a source familiar confirmed to CBS News.
Stimulus Package Update: Is A Deal Even Possible At This Point?House Democrats and the Trump administration agreeing on stimulus terms isn't even the biggest obstacle to a stimulus package.
Police: Kidnapping Victim Mouths 'Help Me' To Bystander, Leading To RescueA New Jersey woman managed to make a secret plea to a stranger for help as police say she was being kidnapped, carjacked and robbed.
NYPD Unveils Plan To Protect New Yorkers During Elections: 'If Anyone Tries To Interfere With Anyone's Right To Vote, We Will Take Action'Early voting begins at select locations in New York City on Oct. 24. Voters can also submit absentee ballots.
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Museum Of Chinese In America Celebrates 40th Anniversary With Major ComebackIn January, fire destroyed 70 Mulberry Street, the building that housed the museum's archives and artifacts.
'Chocolate Is Love': At North Fork Chocolate Company, The Focus Is Local"Our typical shopper is not just a chocolate lover—it's a lover of all local things," cofounder Ann Corley told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
John Legend's Emotional Billboard Music Awards Performance Providing Comfort To Families Experiencing Pregnancy LossDedicated to his wife, Chrissy Teigen, the performance came just two weeks after the couple shared their devastating pregnancy loss.
Cottonelle Flushable Wet Wipes Recalled Over Possible Bacteria ContaminationThe wipes may be contaminated with bacteria that causes infections.
'City Of Tomorrow Summit' Held To Chart New York City's Comeback From Coronavirus PandemicAmericans are still very much in the throws of the health care and economic crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
How To Get Rent Relief In New York CityThousands of dollars are available to New York City residents to help provide rent relief during these uncertain times.
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N.J., Conn. Qualify For Tri-State Travel Advisory List, But Gov. Cuomo Says It's Not Logistically Possible To Add Them NowIt's a Tri-State Area conundrum. The number of coronavirus cases in New Jersey and Connecticut qualify the two states for the quarantine list in New York.
McConnell Urged White House Not To Make A Deal On Stimulus Bill Ahead Of ElectionMcConnell told Senate Republicans Tuesday that he urged the White House against making a deal on a large coronavirus stimulus bill ahead of the election, a source familiar confirmed to CBS News.
COVID-19 Hotspots In Nassau County Cooling Off Due To Education, Outreach And TestingTargeting neighborhoods with high coronavirus infection levels is paying off, CBS2's Jennifer McLogan reported.
Church's Solemn Tribute To COVID-19 Dead Sparks Ire OnlineChurch bells are ringing more than 200,000 over the next two weeks. The volume is digitally controlled, engineered not to disrupt anyone.
Due To COVID-19, Warnings From Health Experts, Thanksgiving Figures To Be More Subdued Event This YearThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is urging Americans to mitigate the risk of COVID-19 during the upcoming holiday season.
Head Of University Hospital Says New Jersey's Second Wave Is Here: 'This Is About To Get Worse'As the Tri-State Area sees a concerning rise in coronavirus cases, local experts are warning: Don't let the second wave become a tsunami.
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New York Weather: CBS2 Forecast At 11 p.m.Lonnie Quinn is calling for a grey start to Wednesday and then sun and clouds.
Manhattan Hostel Installs Loud Alarm To Drive Away HomelessThe building manager explained to CBS2's Alice Gainer why he did it, but neighbors are not impressed.
Trump Turns Up The Attacks, Obama Set To Make An AppearanceThe president went after "60 Minutes" and told supporters in Pennsylvania the nation will overcome the coronavirus pandemic soon. CBS2's Dick Brennan reports
Cuomo: Please Avoid All Non-Essential Travel To N.J., Conn.The governor asked New Yorkers to do so after the neighboring states saw an increase in coronavirus infection rates that meet the threshold for placement on the Tri-State Area Travel Advisory list. CBS2's Ali Bauman reports
Bell Tolls On Long Island For Those Lost To COVID-19A Long Island village is paying a solemn tribute to the people who've died across the nation because of the coronavirus. Church bells have rung more than 200,000 times. But not everyone in the village is welcoming this method of remembrance. CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff reports
NYPD Has Plan To Protect Everyone's Right To VoteElection Day is in two weeks and early voting start this weekend. The NYPD has laid out a robust policing plan to protect New Yorkers' right to vote. It'll include stepped-up patrolling of polling places, guarding against potential cyber attacks and demonstrations. CBS2's Marcia Kramer reports
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Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 7: Joe Mixon Injury Opens Door For Giovani BernardThe Bengals top running back was injured in Week 6 opening an opportunity for Bernard to step up and fill the top role in Week 7.
Rare Photo Of 1923 New York Yankees Up For Auction OnlineIt's one of only two known original photos of the team to feature legendary Yankees Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig together.
Jets Shut Out In Miami, Now Only Team In NFL Without A WinRyan Fitzpatrick threw three touchdown passes and the Miami Dolphins held the winless New York Jets without a third-down conversion until the fourth quarter on their way to a 24-0 win Sunday.
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'Chocolate Is Love': At North Fork Chocolate Company, The Focus Is Local"Our typical shopper is not just a chocolate lover—it's a lover of all local things," cofounder Ann Corley told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Secret Garden: A Haven For Health Food In Bed-Stuy"I want you to come here, and I want all of your worries to go away," owner Joy Thomas told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Find Fast Food And Retro Video Games At Action Burger in WilliamsburgTo comply with pandemic safety measures, owner Vlane Carter turned indoor screens to face the street, allowing visitors to play video games from outside.
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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.