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CDC Committee: Health Care Workers, Long-Term Care Facility Residents Should Be First In Line For COVID VaccineAdvisers to the CDC officially voted Tuesday to recommend that health care workers and long-term care facility residents should be the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
One Of Tri-State Area's First COVID-19 Victims Speaks Of Mental Strength Needed To Fight DiseaseWhen you hear the expression "long haulers," truck drivers may come to mind. But now it's also used to describe people experiencing long-term effects of COVID-19.
Exclusive: Brazen Burglar Makes Off With Cash Register From Inside Popular Suffolk County Pet StoreWho would target a shop filled with cute, cuddly and exotic animals? On Thanksgiving, no less!
Nurses Strike At Montefiore New Rochelle, Saying 'We Don't Have Enough Staffing' And 'It's Not Safe'At Montefiore New Rochelle, nurses have walked off the job. They're on strike after contract negotiations with the hospital didn't go their way.
Girl Scouts Lauded For Providing Some Of New Jersey's Homeless COVID-19 Preparedness KitsOn Giving Tuesday, Girl Scouts in Hudson County were being awarded for their thoughtfulness towards the homeless during the coronavirus pandemic.
Broadway Costume Designers Make PPE While Waiting For The Great White Way's ReturnThousands of people are out of work. Despite their struggles, some costume makers are volunteering to help others.
For Those With HIV, World AIDS Day Is Like Living In Parallel PandemicsVisual AIDS, a local arts charity, is reflecting on the annual day of awareness.
Emergency Dispatch Audio From Night Of Fatal Fire Raises Questions About Circumstances Of Zappos.com CEO's DeathWitnesses told first responders Hsieh was barricaded in the storage area of a home when the fire started.
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One Of Tri-State Area's First COVID-19 Victims Speaks Of Mental Strength Needed To Fight DiseaseWhen you hear the expression "long haulers," truck drivers may come to mind. But now it's also used to describe people experiencing long-term effects of COVID-19.
#GivingTuesday During COVID Era: Nonprofits Need The Help Now More Than EverTuesday morning, the Salvation Army kicked off their campaign with a red kettle that's hard to miss.
Set To Retire From Political Life, Longtime Hudson Valley Congresswoman Nita Lowey Reflects On Stellar CareerFor the first time in more than three decades, the next Congress will be without New York Rep. Nita Lowey.
Central Park Barber Herman James Offering Free, Outdoor Haircuts To Boost Morale And Bring Sense Of NormalcyHis favorite part has been watching people who haven't had a haircut in months transform.
Each Piano Is A Patient For Long Island's Piano Doc"If everything is perfect, the piano really sings," Dr. Doug Gregg told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Broadway Lights May Be Dark, But Stars Still Light Up Covenant House's Virtual 'Sleep Out'The creative community has rallied to help Covenant House, a shelter for homeless and troubled young people on 10th Avenue, in Broadway's backyard.
LATEST CORONAVIRUS & COVID-19 UPDATES
CDC Committee: Health Care Workers, Long-Term Care Facility Residents Should Be First In Line For COVID VaccineAdvisers to the CDC officially voted Tuesday to recommend that health care workers and long-term care facility residents should be the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
One Of Tri-State Area's First COVID-19 Victims Speaks Of Mental Strength Needed To Fight DiseaseWhen you hear the expression "long haulers," truck drivers may come to mind. But now it's also used to describe people experiencing long-term effects of COVID-19.
Nurses Strike At Montefiore New Rochelle, Saying 'We Don't Have Enough Staffing' And 'It's Not Safe'At Montefiore New Rochelle, nurses have walked off the job. They're on strike after contract negotiations with the hospital didn't go their way.
Girl Scouts Lauded For Providing Some Of New Jersey's Homeless COVID-19 Preparedness KitsOn Giving Tuesday, Girl Scouts in Hudson County were being awarded for their thoughtfulness towards the homeless during the coronavirus pandemic.
For Those With HIV, World AIDS Day Is Like Living In Parallel PandemicsVisual AIDS, a local arts charity, is reflecting on the annual day of awareness.
Schools | The New Normal: Experts Say Constant Remote Learning Is Forcing Teens To Be Adults Before They're ReadyAs schools continue to navigate hybrid, remote, and in-person learning, much of the focus has been on the younger students. Now, some high school students say they feel like the forgotten children.
Election 2020
Trump Loses Appeal In Pennsylvania: 'Calling An Election Unfair Does Not Make It So'The Trump campaign lost another battle Friday in their attempt to prove mass fraud in the election, something thus far they've been unable to do.
Joe Biden Introduces New Members Of National Security, Foreign Policy TeamsPresident-elect Joe Biden formally announced Tuesday new members of his national security and foreign policy teams, several of whom are poised to make history if their nominations are approved by the Senate.
Trump Makes Remarks On Prescription Drugs — And Still Isn't Conceding ElectionWith his unwillingness to concede to President-elect Joe Biden casting a shadow over the White House, President Trump again claimed he won the election he has been projected to lose.
Biden's Win In Georgia Reaffirmed After RecountAccording to a statement from Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger, the hand recount upheld and reaffirmed the original outcome produced by the machine tally of votes cast.
Democrat Thomas Suozzi Declared Winner In Race For N.Y.'s 3rd Congressional DistrictSuozzi had 53%, Republican challenger George Santos 47%, and Libertarian candidate Howard Rabin took 1%.
Trump Fires Top Cybersecurity Official Christopher KrebsPresident Trump announced on Twitter on Tuesday night that he's firing top cybersecurity official Christopher Krebs, whose agency recently issued a statement that the 2020 presidential election was secure.
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Girl Scouts Provide COVID-19 Preparedness Kits To HomelessOn Giving Tuesday, Girl Scouts in Hudson County were being awarded for their thoughtfulness towards the homeless during the coronavirus pandemic. CBS2's Meg Baker reports
Nurses At New Rochelle Hospital Walk Off The JobAt Montefiore New Rochelle, nurses have walked off the job demanding better working conditions. The hospital says the union is putting patients at risk by striking during the pandemic. CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis reports
COVID Long Hauler Ron Panzok Shares Amazing Comeback StoryA COVID survivor is sharing his story Monday, urging other long haulers to keep on fighting even in the face of debilitating long term effects of the virus. CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff reports.
New York Weather: Tuesday Evening 12/1 CBS2 Weather HeadlinesCBS2's Vanessa Murdock has a look at the forecast.
While Broadway Stays Dark, Costume Designers Make PPEWith Broadway still closed, the theater industry is hanging on by a thread. Thousands of people are out of work. Despite their struggles, some costume makers are volunteering to help others. Michael George reports.
When Will You Be Able To Get A COVID Vaccine, And Where?Operation Warp Speed has said it is ready to ship 6.4 million vaccines within 24 hours of emergency use authorization by the FDA later this month. CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez reports.
Latest Sports Stories
AP: Mets, Reliever Trevor May Reach Deal On ContractMay had a 3.86 ERA in 24 relief appearances for the Minnesota Twins last season, striking out 38 and walking seven in 23 1/3 innings.
Giants Currently Have Best Chance Of Winning NFC East, Making Playoffs According To Projection ModelsBelieve it or not, the 4-7 Giants currently hold the best chance of any NFC East team of making the postseason.
Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 13: Cam Akers, Trey Burton Top Adds For Final Week Of Fantasy Regular SeasonThe final week of the fantasy football regular season is here, your last chance to make pickups that can put you over the top in your league.
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Each Piano Is A Patient For Long Island's Piano Doc"If everything is perfect, the piano really sings," Dr. Doug Gregg told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
At Floyd Memorial Library In Greenport, Learning Never Stops"It really feels like this is a haven where you can be hopeful," library clerk Brian Mealy told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
A Mother And Daughter Offer Comfort At Anoz Spa In Garden City SouthSharon and Jasmine Richards run a small business with a big purpose—to make people feel cared for.
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.