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New York Schools Allowed To Reopen Statewide For In-Person Classes This Fall, Gov. Cuomo SaysIt's the decision many parents, students and teachers have been waiting months for.
Queens Residents Exasperated As Power Outages Linger Days After Tropical Storm IsaiasThe destruction is widespread in Flushing. Trees knocked down power lines, landed on homes and crushed cars.
New Jersey Business Owner Discusses Decision To Close For Good, Workers Prepare For UnemploymentAnalysts said the country's latest jobs report was better than expected, but still cause for concern.
Long Islanders Running Out Of Patience While Waiting For Power To Return Days After Tropical Storm IsaiasCommunication glitches continued even days after the massive outages, and restoration estimates keep changing.
New Jersey Based DeCamp Bus Lines Shuts Down Due To Low Ridership; 'Lucky If We Get 400 Fares A Day'DeCamp announced it would be shutting down service effective Aug. 7, after the financial strain of the pandemic crushed its operating budget.
Customers Save Long Island Village's Historic Restaurant After Learning Building Was For SaleStepping through Hildebrant's doors is a journey back in time. The old fashioned soda shop has been in business for nearly 100 years.
'It's A True Blessing From God': Citymeals On Wheels Deliveryman Still On The Job After 30 YearsFive days a week over the past three decades, Warren Pizarro, now 51, has been hand-delivering pre-packaged meals to homebound seniors.
New Jersey Announces $25 Million Grant Program For Small Property Landlords To Forgive Back RentNew Jersey is taking steps to help low-income renters and small property landlords facing hardships due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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'She's God's Little Miracle Child': Long Island Doctor Reunited With Baby Girl He Helped Save After She Was Born PrematurelyA baby girl, born 16 weeks early in a hospital parking lot, was reunited Wednesday with the doctor who helped save her life.
After 2 Years Of Waiting, N.J. Boy On Autism Spectrum Finally Gets His Service DogA New Jersey mother's appeal to get her son a service dog has been answered by strangers.
Exclusive: Woman Brutally Attacked While Trying To Film Couple Assaulting Passenger On Queens Subway TrainThe suspects were last seen running away from the Queensboro Plaza station.
On Governors Island, A Lush Garden Finds New Purpose"It's definitely in the spirit of the victory gardens during the Second World War," program manager Shawn Connell told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Target, Walmart Hand Sanitizers Latest To Join FDA List Of Potentially Toxic ProductsThe products may be toxic when absorbed through the skin or ingested.
Exclusive: Community Activists Work With NYPD On New Initiative To Confront Rising Crime In Chelsea, Hell's KitchenThe initiative started Monday.
LATEST CORONAVIRUS & COVID-19 UPDATES
New York Schools Allowed To Reopen Statewide For In-Person Classes This Fall, Gov. Cuomo SaysIt's the decision many parents, students and teachers have been waiting months for.
Maplewood Deploys Young Social Distancing Ambassadors To Help Remind People To Wear MasksThere is growing concern in New Jersey over the rise in COVID-19 cases among young people.
Family Of Man Allegedly Put In Illegal Chokehold By NYPD Officers Says System Fails People With Mental IllnessOfficers knew Ricky Bellevue had a mental illness that his family said, after this, got much worse.
New Study Shows Some Masks Are Better Than OthersMasks are the new normal when it comes to stopping the spread of coronavirus. Researchers looked into how some masks are more effective than others.
Study Shines Light On 'Long Haulers' Fighting Long-Term Side Effects After Being Diagnosed With COVID-19The CDC reports a third of patients do not return to usual health for at least three weeks after diagnosis.
'It's Disgusting, It's Inhumane': Fathers Who Lost Partners To Pregnancy Complications Shine Light On Medical Disparities For Black WomenIn the United States, Black mothers are three times more likely to die in childbirth compared to white mothers. In New York City, that number increases to eight times.
Latest Videos
Gov. Lamont Tours Westport And Danbury Amid Power ProblemsCT Gov. Ned Lamont is visiting communities hit hard by Tropical Storm Isaias.
New Jersey Announces $25 Million Grant Program For Small Property Landlords To Forgive Back RentNew Jersey is taking steps to help low-income renters and small property landlords facing hardships due to the coronavirus pandemic.
'It's A True Blessing From God': Citymeals On Wheels Deliveryman Still On The Job After 30 YearsWhen Warren Pizarro was 21 years old, he took on a job with Citymeals on Wheels. Thirty years later, he's still pushing his food cart as a Citymeals deliverer for Henry Street Settlement on the Lower East Side. CBS2's Hazel Sanchez reports.
New Jersey Based DeCamp Bus Lines Shuts Down Due To Low Ridership; ‘Lucky If We Get 400 Fares A Day’A legendary family-owned bus company that has been around since the 1800s is shutting down. CBS2's Jessica Moore reports.
After The Storm: More Than 100,000 Power Outages Remain On Long IslandLong Islanders are running out of patience as crews scramble to restore power after Tropical Storm Isaias. CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff reports.
New York Weather: CBS2's 8/7 Friday Evening UpdateLonnie Quinn has the updated Friday night and weekend forecast on CBS2 News At 5.
Best Of
Quarantine Cooking: Your Essential Nonstick Cookware GuideStep up your quarantine cooking with this guide to nonstick cookware.
How To: 6 Easy Steps To Make Homemade Soft PretzelsLearn how to make your own homemade soft pretzels with these six easy steps!
Observation Deck Coming Back To 61st Floor Of Iconic Chrysler BuildingOne of the city's most iconic buildings is getting an observation deck for the first time in 75 years.
Latest Sports Stories
Minus Stars, Nets Clinch Playoff Spot In Victory Over KingsThe surprising Nets came to the bubble without stars Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving but continued to display plenty of fight, improving to 3-2 since coming to Florida.
Islanders Advance With Win Over PanthersNew York will open the best-of-seven first-round series next week against a yet to be determined opponent.
J.T. Realmuto's 3-Run Homer Helps Phillies Beat YankeesThe Yankees have hit a homer in 12 straight games to open the season, extending their franchise-record streak.
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.
The Dig
On Governors Island, A Lush Garden Finds New Purpose"It's definitely in the spirit of the victory gardens during the Second World War," program manager Shawn Connell told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
The Dig Callback: At McNulty's Tea & Coffee, A Time-Honored Shop Meets A New NormalCBS2's Elle McLogan revisits a West Village institution persevering amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Dig Callback: At Ricas Pupusas & Mas, A Family's Resilience Shines Through AdversityThese days, the restaurant depends on pickup and delivery orders, especially those placed directly by phone—the commission charged by delivery apps is too steep.