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2nd Former Aide Accuses Gov. Andrew Cuomo Of Sexual Harassment, Governor Requests Independent ReviewAccording to The New York Times, a second woman has come forward claiming the governor sexually harassed her when she was an executive assistant.
NYPD: Good Samaritan Killed, 3 Hurt In Stabbing Linked To Illegal Brooklyn Gambling DenPolice say the incident started around 9:30 p.m. Friday after a robbery in an illegal gambling den in a basement near 57th Street and Seventh Avenue in Sunset Park.
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran Exposed To Positive COVID-19 Case, Will QuarantineA statement from the county spokeswoman says Curran is feeling well and has tested negative for COVID-19 herself.
COVID Vaccine In New York: Mayor De Blasio Says NYC Is On Track To Vaccinate Half A Million New Yorkers Per WeekHe says the city's goal is to fully vaccine 5 million New Yorkers by June.
Johnson & Johnson's One-Shot COVID Vaccine Authorized For Emergency UseThe Food and Drug Administration on Saturday authorized Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use.
Black History Is Our History: World Champion Gymnast Wendy Hilliard Uses Her Own Experience To Encourage Next Generation Of Black Athletes To SucceedShe would represent the U.S. in international competition a record nine years, including three world championships, earning national and international gold medals.
Power Restored To Co-Op City After Elderly Woman Collapsed, Died Climbing Stairs To Apartment During OutageThousands who live in buildings one through eight were left without power after a transformer caught fire.
Funeral Held For 49-Year Veteran Of Upper Saddle River Fire DepartmentBagpipes were played, a flag was raised and there was a procession of blue lights at the funeral for Lawrence "Larry" Rauch, who died Sunday, Feb. 21, at age 78.
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Black History Is Our History: Queens Resident Lewis Latimer, Son Of Fugitive Slaves, Helped Make Lighting More AffordableLewis Latimer, the son of fugitive slaves, invented a method for producing a longer lasting light bulb which also made lighting affordable for more people.
Down The Rabbit Hole: New York's Smallest Wine Shop Sits On Main Street In Sayville"It brings people together. Wine's always done that," sommelier Jessica Green told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Riverhead High School Student Will Green Won't Let Budget Cuts, COVID Restrictions Stop The MusicA Long Island high school student could not stand by when his district's afterschool music programs were canceled. Instead, he found a way to give back.
Immersive Art Exhibit Coming To NYC Invites Visitors Into The World Of Vincent Van GoghWith the help of modern technology, guests will get a rare opportunity to "step inside" the art of Vincent van Gogh.
4 Dogs On Long Island Need New Home After Owners Die Of COVID-19The often-overlooked impact of the pandemic is touching many lives. The North Shore Animal League America has pets whose owners have died or who lost jobs and can no longer afford their care.
Anonymous Broadway Actor Doing His Part To Help Others By Providing COVID Vaccine Updates For New JerseyansThe man behind the account has been anonymously working to help patients secure slots in New Jersey.
Black History Is Our History
Black History Is Our History: World Champion Gymnast Wendy Hilliard Uses Her Own Experience To Encourage Next Generation Of Black Athletes To SucceedShe would represent the U.S. in international competition a record nine years, including three world championships, earning national and international gold medals.
Black History Is Our History: Queens Resident Lewis Latimer, Son Of Fugitive Slaves, Helped Make Lighting More AffordableLewis Latimer, the son of fugitive slaves, invented a method for producing a longer lasting light bulb which also made lighting affordable for more people.
Black History Is Our History: First Deputy Commissioner Ben Tucker, NYPD's Highest-Ranking Black Officer, On Why He Decided To Become A Police Officer, George Floyd and MoreHe was sworn in as an NYPD trainee at 18 in 1969, the decade of the Civil Rights Movement when nation leaders were assassinated and tension between police and the Black community often erupted on the streets.
Black History Is Our History: Southampton, Donors Set To Restore Home Of Philanthropist Pyrrhus ConcerHis obituary described him as one of the most respected residents of the Hamptons. But the important legacy of former slave Pyrrhus Pyrrhus Concer was lost in the last century.
Black History Is Our History: Divine Nine Fraternities, Sororities Offer Lifetime Of Brotherhood, Sisterhood For African AmericansAfrican Americans still face unique challenges on college campuses and in their communities, so the Divine Nine is as necessary today as it was more than a century ago when most of the organizations were founded.
Black History Is Our History: Bishop Mitchell Taylor Takes On Racial Wealth Gap Created By Redlining With Urban Upbound Federal Credit UnionEleven years ago, Bishop Mitchell G. Taylor co-founded the Urban Upbound Federal Credit Union right across from the Queensbridge Houses, where he grew up.
LATEST CORONAVIRUS & COVID-19 UPDATES
Johnson & Johnson's One-Shot COVID Vaccine Authorized For Emergency UseThe Food and Drug Administration on Saturday authorized Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use.
FDA Advisory Panel Approves Johnson & Johnson COVID VaccineAn advisory panel on Friday approved Johnson & Johnson's COVID vaccine. It's now up to the FDA to make a final decision.
New COVID Variant First Detected In New York City Spreading In NortheastThe new variant may be able to evade present vaccines and drugs. But vaccine companies are already on the case.
Queens Woman Undergoes Liver Transplant After Doctors Link Mystery Infection To Nose PiercingDana Smith, a mom from Queens, is sharing her story to warn others that waiting too long to see a doctor or go to the hospital - even during the pandemic - can be a deadly mistake.
COVID Impact: Advocates Say Pandemic Causing Rising Mental Health Issues, Suicide Rates And Exploding Opioid CrisisFamilies on Long Island on Thursday called for more funding to help the increasing number of people suffering from mental illness and substance disorders.
COVID Vaccine: Washington Heights Sisters Pushing NYC To Begin In-Home InoculationsThere was a City Council vote Thursday to require Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration to announce a comprehensive plan to vaccinate homebound senior citizens for COVID-19.
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NYC Sets Record, Vaccinates 76,000 PeopleMayor Bill de Blasio said the city set a record Friday, vaccinating 76,000 people, and he says that number is only going to increase now that delayed vaccine supplies have arrived.
FDA Approves Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine For Emergency UseThe FDA has approved Johnson & Johnson's new COVID vaccine for emergency use. It will be the third vaccine available in the U.S., and the only one requiring a single shot; Danya Bacchus reports for CBS2.
Good Samaritan Fatally Stabbed After Trying To Stop Altercation In BrooklynThere's new information on a quadruple stabbing in Brooklyn that left one person dead. The victim who died was a Good Samaritan who stepped in to help after witnessing the attack; CBS2's Kiran Dhillon reports.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo Faces More Sexual Harassment AccusationsThere's new allegations of sexual harassment against Gov. Andrew Cuomo. A young woman who worked for him is telling her story, and the governor is responding; CBS2's Cory James reports.
Black History Month: World Champion Gymnast Wendy Hilliard Changed Face Of Sport, Is Still Changing ItContinuing our celebration of Black History Month, CBS2's Otis Livingston profiles world champion gymnast Wendy Hilliard, who changed the face of the sport and is still changing it.
New York Weather: CBS2 2/27 Evening Forecast at 9PMCBS2's Vanessa Murdock has your weather forecast for February 27 at 9 p.m.
Latest Sports Stories
Black History Is Our History: World Champion Gymnast Wendy Hilliard Uses Her Own Experience To Encourage Next Generation Of Black Athletes To SucceedShe would represent the U.S. in international competition a record nine years, including three world championships, earning national and international gold medals.
Slumping New Jersey Devils Falls To Washington CapitalsNico Hischier and Pavel Zacha each scored for the second consecutive game for New Jersey, which has lost four of five.
Strome, Kreider Lead Rangers To Win Over BruinsJulian Gauthier, Colin Blackwell, Pavel Buchnevich and Jonny Brodzinski also scored to help the Rangers get their third win in four games.
The Dig
Down The Rabbit Hole: New York's Smallest Wine Shop Sits On Main Street In Sayville"It brings people together. Wine's always done that," sommelier Jessica Green told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Rudy’s Bakery And Cafe: For Owner Toni Binanti, Her Ridgewood Customers Are Family"What is Rudy's? Rudy's is my home," owner Toni Binanti told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
'More Than Just A Bar': Harlem Hops Shares History And Connection Through Beer"Beer is not limited to the white, bearded bros you're used to seeing promoting it," co-owner Kim Harris told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Offbeat & Odd
'Like He Was There': Late Father Buys Son First Beer On 21st BirthdayMatt Goodman of Massachussetts was surprised on his 21st birthday with a beer, from his dad, who passed away six years earlier.
The Okee Dokee Brothers Decline Grammy Nomination For Best Children’s Album Due To 'All White' Nominees
VIDEO: Christmas Package Allegedly Swiped Off Family's Porch -- By Amazon Driver!One Elk Grove family says the grinch who stole Christmas drove a blue Amazon van.