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Coronavirus Update: More Than 2 Dozen People Quarantined In Westchester County As A PrecautionAccording to the Department of Health, 26 people recently returned to Westchester County from areas where the coronavirus is more prevalent.
Bronx Church At Odds With Local Post Office Over Lack Of Mail DeliveriesThe church's assistant pastors says they're lucky if they get mail delivered three times a week.
Female Security Guard Dies After Stabbing At Rockland County LibraryIt happened around 2 p.m. Tuesday on the third floor of the Finkelstein Memorial Library in Spring Valley.
Man Charged With Slashing French Tourist Across Throat In HarlemPolice said 28-year-old Khalief Young was on the run all weekend, before being apprehended. On Tuesday, he faced a judge on assault and attempted murder charges.
Bronx Deli Worker Shot Dead In Williamsbridge, Couple In Custody For QuestioningThe family of the man who owns the deli on White Plains Road in the Williamsbridge section says Mohamed Yahya Qutaish was attacked while at work.
Rockland County Targeted In Concealed Carry Application LawsuitRockland County says its involvement is limited to taking applications and passing them on to judges.
Where Is The Water In Yonkers' Grassy Sprain Reservoir?Where is the water? It's an ongoing question for people passing the Grassy Sprain Reservoir in Yonkers.
Demanding Answers: MTA Touts Improved Service As Riders Question Subway SafetyThere have been several viral videos of subway lawlessness recently.
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Oh My Goodness: Tai Abrams Creates 'AdmissionSquad' To Help Get More Minority Students Into Elite High Schools"Right now, the New York City education system is 70% black and Latino, but the reality is only 10% comprise these elite high schools," Abrams said.
'Buy Nothing Project' Aims To Reduce, Reuse And Recycle While Bringing Neighbors TogetherThe goal is to bring communities together through giving and helping people nearby.
Baptist Church Gutted By Fire Hours Before Sunday Services In New JerseyA church in New Jersey went up in flames just hours before Sunday services were set to begin.
'P.S. I Love You Day' Celebrates Kindness, Aims To Address Crisis In Mental HealthA 23-year-old Long Islander launched the day to teach kids how to get help, to prevent suicide, to recognize depression, to stand up to bullying.
Oh My Goodness: Nonprofit Launched By Couple Provides Backpacks Full Of Supplies To Homeless IndividualsThey hit the streets throughout the five boroughs every two weeks, and the hundreds of volunteers have given out more than 3,000 backpacks.
Couples Celebrate Valentine's Day With Weddings, Proposals And Vow Renewals In Times SquareThe Crossroads of the World is hosting a day of weddings and proposals.
TRENDING: HEART HEALTH, CORONAVIRUS & MORE
Coronavirus Update: More Than 2 Dozen People Quarantined In Westchester County As A PrecautionAccording to the Department of Health, 26 people recently returned to Westchester County from areas where the coronavirus is more prevalent.
Amy Schumer Thanks Fans, Gives Out Phone Number For Support Amid IVF StrugglesComedian Amy Schumer opened up on social media about feeling "lucky" in her current pregnancy efforts, thanking fans for support in her "painful and mentally grueling" fertility struggles and giving our her personal phone number.
Healthwatch: Study Suggests Cocoa Helps Patients Dealing With Certain Artery DiseaseStill eating those Valentine's chocolates and feeling guilty about it? There have been studies that say chocolates are good for your mood and your heart.
Coronavirus Update: Upstate New York Couple Back In U.S. After Quarantine In JapanTwo charter flights carrying cruise ship passengers from Japan landed at military bases in California and Texas overnight, starting the clock on a quarantine period to ensure passengers don't have the new virus that's been spreading in Asia.
Orange County Fire Department Organizes Fundraiser For 5-Year-Old Battling LeukemiaIn his short young life, 5-year-old Rowan Mohammed's most enduring wish is to become a firefighter, just like his beloved grandfather, Bruce.
Coronavirus Update: Upstate New York Couple Among Cruise Ship Passengers Under Quarantine In JapanAbout 380 Americans are on the cruise ship Diamond Princess. The Japanese defense ministry said around 300 of them are preparing to leave.
CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Black History Month: The Rise, Decline And Rise Again Of Newark Symphony HallOver the years the City of Newark stopped investing in the historic institution, but all that has begun to change.
Oh My Goodness: Tai Abrams Creates 'AdmissionSquad' To Help Get More Minority Students Into Elite High Schools"Right now, the New York City education system is 70% black and Latino, but the reality is only 10% comprise these elite high schools," Abrams said.
Black History Month: 1st Ever Film Festival Coming To Queens The 1st Ever International Black History Month Film Festival will be bringing features, shorts, music videos and web episodes to the Jamaica Performing Arts Center.
Black History Month: Retired Staten Island Teacher Fills Home With Artifacts Charting The African-American ExperienceA Staten Island woman has a jaw-dropping collection of historical artifacts charting the African-American experience.
Black History Month: Sculptor Vinnie Bagwell Shapes A Historical Memory Through Bronze FiguresStatues showing figures from Colonial-era slavery in America will soon stand on the shores of the Hudson River.
Black History Month: Carver Bank Has Become One Of Harlem's Greatest Success StoriesAn African-American-operated bank in Harlem is not only a staple in the community, it puts its money where its mouth is.
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Man Accused Of Slashing Tourist In Harlem Was Previously Arrested In Another SlashingThe man accused of slashing a French tourist across the neck in Harlem last week was previously arrested on charges of slashing another man.
Advocates to Sue Rockland County Over Gun Permit DenialsSupporters of the Second Amendment are targeting Rockland County for a lawsuit.
Where Is The Water In Yonkers' Grassy Sprain Reservoir?Where is the water? It's an ongoing question for people passing the Grassy Sprain Reservoir in Yonkers; CBS2's Vanessa Murdock reports.
Demanding Answers: Subway Riders' Concern Intensifies With Recent Reports Of Reckless BehaviorThe MTA says the transit system is on the right track when it comes to on-time performance, but what about subway security? CBS2's Christina Fan is demanding answers.
Harvey Weinstein Trial: No Verdict After First Day Of Jury DeliberationsThere was no verdict Tuesday after the first day of jury deliberations in Harvey Weinstein's rape and sex assault trial; CBS2's Alice Gainer reports.
26 People In Westchester Quarantined For CoronavirusAccording to the Westchester County health department, 26 people recently returned to Westchester from areas where the coronavirus is more prevalent; CBS2's Aundrea Cline-Thomas reports.
Latest Sports Stories
Yankees Spring Training: Judge Says Cheating Astros Should Be Stripped Of 2017 TitleJudge agreed with teammate Gleyber Torres, who said on Monday that he felt the Astros also cheated in 2019 when the Yankees lost the AL Championship Series in six games.
Wreck On Final Lap Of Daytona 500 Leaves Star Ryan Newman In 'Serious Condition'A wild ending to Monday's 62nd running of the Daytona 500 featured a scary accident involving driver Ryan Newman near the finish line.
Islanders' Nightmarish Road Trip Continues With Loss In ArizonaNew York failed on numerous good chances against the Coyotes before Anthony Beauviller scored the Islanders' first goal in 166 minutes in the third period.
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Black History Month: 1st Ever Film Festival Coming To Queens The 1st Ever International Black History Month Film Festival will be bringing features, shorts, music videos and web episodes to the Jamaica Performing Arts Center.
Check Out These Cold And Flu Season Comfort DishesButch Yamali and Chef Chris Seidl, owner and executive chef at Long Island Milleridge Inn, have some ideas for cold and flu comfort food.
'Sesame Street Live' Bringing Sunny Days, Party Time Back To Madison Square GardenYour favorite characters and friends are throwing a party in the new show "Sesame Street Live! Let's Party!"
Toy Fair Preview: Sustainability Tops High-Tech For This Year's New PlaythingsSome of the top trends in toys will be on display, and believe it or not, it's not too early to get a glimpse at what will be hot for the holiday season.
Furry Friend Finder: Seymour And MariaIn this week’s Furry Friend Finder, we introduce you to Seymour and Maria.
Time Out New York's Things To Do This WeekendThere's still time to make plans for the weekend. Will Gleason from Time Out New York stopped by to discuss what's happening in the city this weekend.
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Sugar Hill's Tsion Cafe Brings Together Flavors From Africa And The Middle EastChef-owner Beejhy Barhany designed the menu in homage to her Jewish Ethiopian heritage.
Greenwich Locksmiths: Trusted Gatekeeper Works In Manhattan's Smallest BuildingOwner Philip Mortillaro has turned down big offers for his little shop's spot in Lower Manhattan.
Lloyd's Carrot Cake: A Family Legacy Thrives In Riverdale"Made from scratch. That's what it's all about for us," owner Betty Campbell-Adams told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
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Snapshot NY: For Love Of SwimmingMany athletes have overcome adversity to achieve their goals, but one local swimmer recovered from an injury and found much more on her way to the top of the podium
Snapshot NY: NJ Artist Realizing His Dreams By Designing Custom Cleats For NFL StarsMichael Jordan shares the name of a sports legend, but this Mike has found his own glory by helping athletes show their personalities.
Snapshot NY: New Yorkers Grant Kids' Christmas Wishes Through 'Operation Santa'For the past 107 years, "Operation Santa" has allowed the public to respond to children's letters to Santa.
Living Large
Living Large: Newly Renovated Landmark Hotel Once Home To Judge JudyThe nearly 3,000 square foot apartment recently underwent a multi-million dollar renovation, completely rebuilt to capture the elegance of art deco.
Living Large: Hell’s Kitchen Brownstone Has More Than Meets The EyeLike much of New York City, Hell’s Kitchen is seeing a real estate renaissance. From the gritty streets that once defined the neighborhood, there are now trophy properties up and down the blocks.
Living Large: Mansion On Madison With Private Heated PoolThe new third floor residence at 172 Madison at 35th Street has the perfect balance of interior opulence and city accessibility.
Offbeat & Odd
Bank Runs Into Controversy With Harriet Tubman CardOn social media, many said a bank's new card make it look like Tubman is making the "Wakanda Forever" salute from the Marvel superhero film "Black Panther."
CUNY Expert Shares Insight On Mysterious Radio Burst 500 Million Light Years Away, Hitting Earth Every 16 MinutesIn a galaxy far, far away - like, 500 million light-years away - something big is happening, and scientists on Earth can detect it.
Legally Blind Long Island Cheerleader An Inspiration: 'She Never Lets Anything Stand In Her Way'Bianca McEvoy can fly, she can tumble, and help lead her team to victory. She does it all with a smile, but without one of her senses.
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Pastor Says Bronx Church Is Not Getting Mail RegularlyThere are growing frustrations at a church in the Bronx after a pastor says they have gone several days without getting mail; CBSN New York's Scott Rapoport reports.
Man Accused Of Slashing Tourist In Harlem Was Previously Arrested In Another SlashingThe man accused of slashing a French tourist across the neck in Harlem last week was previously arrested on charges of slashing another man.
Suspect Allegedly Stabbed Victim At Library In Rockland CountyA woman was violently attacked at a library in Rockland County on Tuesday.
Once-Great Newark Symphony Hall Rising Again As Destination VenueIt was a venue that was open to African American artists when segregation didn't allow many places for them to perform.
Over the years the city stopped investing in the institution, but all that has begun to change. CBSN New York's Aundrea Cline-Thomas reports.
Peekskill Cop Accused Of Stalking, Abusing Woman While On DutyMichael Agovino appeared in court Tuesday to face accusations he stalked and sexually abused a woman with a learning disability while on duty. CBSN New York's Aundrea Cline-Thomas reports.
Bronx Pastor: Lack Of Mail Delivery Hurting ChurchThe assistant pastor of a Tremont church says it's hard doing business when the local post office doesn't consistently deliver mail. CBSN New York's Scott Rapoport explains
Report Exposes Nail Salon Industry Wage TheftA new report says there has been a staggering amount of wage theft in the nail salon worker industry. CBSN New York's Nick Caloway reports
Gunpoint Robbery At LES Smoke Shopbodega was held up at gunpoint Monday in Manhattan, and it was all caught on camera. CBSN New York's Jenna DeAngelis has more.
Arrest In French Tourist SlashingThe man accused of randomly slashing a French tourist's throat is expected in court today. CBSN New York's Reena Roy has the latest.
Weinstein Jury To Begin DeliberationsDeliberations in the Harvey Weinstein sexual assault case are set to begin on Tuesday. CBSN New York's Alice Gainer reports
1st Ever Black History Month Film Festival Coming To QueensThe 1st Ever International Black History Month Film Festival will be bringing features, shorts, music videos and web episodes to the Jamaica Performing Arts Center, all kicking off on Saturday. Adrienne Whaley, executive director of the festival, joined CBSN New York's Valerie Castro about how the show
Judge Rules Manhattan High-Rise Must Tear Down 20 Stories Off Top Of BuildingA judge has ordered developers to take down several floors from a nearly-completed high rise on Amsterdam Avenue. CBSN New York's Kevin Rincon reports.