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Department Of Justice Launches Civil Rights Investigation Into New Jersey's State-Run Veterans HomesThe probe cites a lack of cooperation with an earlier investigation, as well as concerns over the quality of care at the facilities.
Fareed Zakaria: 'My Fear Is COVID-19 Will Be The Dress Rehearsal And We Will Have Another Crisis Too Big To Handle'The author and CNN hosts discusses his new Simon & Schuster audiobook and explains why he believes President Donald Trump will lose the 2020 presidential election.
New York City Launches 'Open Storefronts' Program, Allowing Businesses To Use Sidewalks, Curb SpaceBusinesses will be able to use sidewalks in front of their storefronts or, in some cases, the curb lane of the street.
#ChefsForThePolls Brings Food To Patient Voters Stuck For Hours Waiting On Long LinesServing up hope and good eats at the polls, a new initiative by World Central Kitchen harnesses the power of food to make casting your ballot more enjoyable.
Halloween Harvest Pop-Up Helps Hundreds Of Families In Need In BrooklynCatholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens hosted a Halloween harvest food pop-up at Our Lady of Angels in Bay Ridge.
De Blasio Calls For Board Of Elections Overhaul After Waiting In Long Early Voting LineHe said the Board of Elections should be bipartisan and functional, and he wants a Constitutional amendment to fundamentally change it.
First Responders Escort 6-Year-Old Girl Who Survived New Windsor School Bus Crash Home From HospitalShe suffered broken bones after police said a truck pulling a wood chipper crossed the double yellow line of Route 207 and collided with a Washingtonville Central School District bus.
NYPD: Dozens Arrested During Violent Protests Over Death Of Walter Wallace Jr.Police said charges are pending against more than 30 people, and two officers suffered minor injuries.
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Livingston High School Student Nick Guido Cleans Up Local Basketball Courts: 'I Was Really Trying... To Help Our Community Out'The park had been closed due to COVID in the spring, then reopened this summer, and was swamped since outdoor hoops was one of the only games in town.
Some New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission Centers Now Seeing Customers By Appointment OnlyThe move is meant to reduce the wait in long lines caused by the pandemic closures.
Westchester Man In Need Of Kidney Holding Out Hope To Find A Living DonorWith a second wave of the coronavirus potentially looming in New York, doctors say there are now more families in need.
Find Nature And Community At Seasons Nursery In Bed-StuyFor many visitors, the biggest draw is the owner herself—Young's sharp wit and keen insight have made her a local celebrity.
5-Year-OId Queens Author Egypt Bush Tackles Coronavirus With Series Of Stories Featuring SuperheroesDuring the coronavirus pandemic we're all struggling to come up with constructive ways to spend time at home. Well, a 5-year-old from Queens decided to write a series of books.
Thanks To Kidney Chain, Bronx Man Finally Getting Badly Needed TransplantA Bronx Man's scheduled kidney transplant was abruptly canceled after he suffered another devastating health diagnosis. But now, after years of waiting, his surgery is finally going forward.
LATEST CORONAVIRUS & COVID-19 UPDATES
COVID Long Haulers Still Suffering Long-Term Effects Of Virus Months LaterAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about one in three hospitalized with COVID will face long-term effects, but even people who didn't feel that sick can still face issues months later.
COVID Pandemic Prompts Uptick In Lasik Surgery ProceduresToo many hours of screen time can dry out your contact lenses, and wearing glasses along with that all-important mask can lead to foggy specs. That's what led to a Lasik eye surgery comeback.
SUNY To Require Negative COVID-19 Tests Before Students Can Travel For ThanksgivingThe new testing policy will apply to all students who are taking at least one class on campus, working on campus, or using on-campus services including the gymnasium, library or dining hall.
Mayor De Blasio Urges New Yorkers To Stay Home For The Holidays: 'We Have A Real Threat Of A Second Wave'The mayor asked people not bring COVID back to the city and to help prevent a spike in infections.
Laura Curran Touts Progress Slowing Coronavirus Cases In Five Towns AreaShe says in Lawrence, over the last week, the number of positive cases has dropped 25%, and down 75% over the last three weeks.
Hoboken Lawmakers Consider Fine Of Up $1,000 For Indoor House PartiesThe ordinance comes as the mayor plans to sign an order that bars must close at midnight each night.
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Catholic Charities Hands Out Food At 'Halloween Harvest'Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens hosted a "Halloween Harvest" food pop-up in Bay Ridge, distributing fresh produce and groceries
Local Restaurants Feed Voters Waiting In Long LinesLong lines and big appetites at the polls. A new initiative by the World Central Kitchen has the solution. CBS2's Vanessa Murdock has more.
Coronavirus Front And Center On Campaign TrailPresident Donald Trump and Joe Biden are making their final pitches as we enter the last six days of the 2020 presidential race.
De Blasio Calls For Board Of Elections OverhaulAs people brace to wait on long early voting lines, Mayor Bill de Blasio is calling for an overhaul of the city's Board of Elections.
6-Year-Old School Bus Crash Survivor Home From HospitalA 6-year-old girl who was one of three people seriously injured in a school bus crash last week in Orange County has been released from the hospital.
NYC Launches 'Open Storefronts' Program To Help Local BusinessesMayor Bill de Blasio is taking steps to help small businesses struggling during the pandemic.
Latest Sports Stories
NFL Week 8 AFC North Picks: 'When The Steelers Play The Ravens, Somebody Wins By Three Points,' Says SportsLine's Kenny WhiteThe Steelers, Ravens and Browns are all playing like playoff teams out of the AFC North. SportsLine's Kenny White looks at Week 8 matchups in the division.
Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 8: Sterling Shepard Returns As Giants Top OptionShepard returned to the lineup with a bang in Week 7 instantly regaining his chemistry with quarterback Daniel Jones.
Winless Jets Fall Again As Bills Snap 2-Game SkidThe Jets dropped to 0-7 for the first time since the 1996 team opened 0-8 en route to a 1-15 season.
The Dig
Find Nature And Community At Seasons Nursery In Bed-StuyFor many visitors, the biggest draw is the owner herself—Young's sharp wit and keen insight have made her a local celebrity.
'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.
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.