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Macy's: No Santa Claus Visits At Flagship Store This Holiday SeasonMore than a quarter of a million people come to see Santa at Macy’s each year, making it hard to create a safe environment during a pandemic.
At Least 3 Dead After Night Of Gun Violence In New York City; NYPD Reports 94% Increase In ShootingsIt was a night of deadly gun violence in New York City. Nearly a dozen people were shot - three of them died - in six incidents.
Gov. Murphy Remains In Self-Quarantine After Testing Negative For COVID-19On Thursday morning, the governor spoke about whether the increasing transmission rate could shut down businesses again.
Good Samaritan Recounts Helping Rescue Pilot From Point Lookout Helicopter CrashA helicopter pilot was recovering Thursday following a harrowing emergency landing on Long Island. Luckily for him, a good Samaritan was there to help.
New York City Suing Trump Administration Over Anarchist DesignationNew York City, Portland and Seattle were given the label back in September.
'Legal Equalizer' App Helps People Know Their Rights, Safely Interact With Police: 'Accountability On All Sides For Everybody'The Founder and CEO of the Legal Equalizer app hopes that it will help to de-escalate situations between police and citizens by providing accountability on all sides.
Campaign 2020: New York Early Voting Gets Underway This WeekendVoters can start casting their ballots in person for more than a week leading up to the Nov. 3 elections.
Navigating The Profound Sense Of Loss And Mental Health Challenges During COVID: A Conversation With Jumaane Williams & Dr. Mark EpsteinThe coronavirus pandemic has been marked by a great sense of loss - whether it's the loss of a loved one, the loss of our good health, a job, or sense of normalcy. And no one is immune.
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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.
Nonprofit Valerie Fund Says Need For Emergency Funding To Support Kids With Cancer, Blood Disorders Increasing During PandemicFunding is down 10-15% over last year, but children are still being diagnosed with cancer and blood disorders.
Museum Of Chinese In America Celebrates 40th Anniversary With Major ComebackIn January, fire destroyed 70 Mulberry Street, the building that housed the museum's archives and artifacts.
'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.
John Legend's Emotional Billboard Music Awards Performance Providing Comfort To Families Experiencing Pregnancy LossDedicated to his wife, Chrissy Teigen, the performance came just two weeks after the couple shared their devastating pregnancy loss.
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Gov. Murphy Remains In Self-Quarantine After Testing Negative For COVID-19On Thursday morning, the governor spoke about whether the increasing transmission rate could shut down businesses again.
Navigating The Profound Sense Of Loss And Mental Health Challenges During COVID: A Conversation With Jumaane Williams & Dr. Mark EpsteinThe coronavirus pandemic has been marked by a great sense of loss - whether it's the loss of a loved one, the loss of our good health, a job, or sense of normalcy. And no one is immune.
Gov. Cuomo Redraws COVID-19 Hot Zones As Infection Rates ImproveThe governor announced Wednesday that restrictions in New York City will be narrowed to certain blocks instead of whole zip codes
Gov. Murphy Tests Negative But Self-Quarantining After Coming In 'Close Proximity' To Someone Who Tested Positive For COVID-19He said he came in "close proximity” on Saturday to someone who tested positive.
Studies: Death Rates For Those Hospitalized With COVID-19 Are DroppingThere is some good news for a change about the COVID-19 pandemic.
De Blasio Outlines Plan To Distribute COVID Vaccine Once It's ApprovedThe mayor says it will be available regardless of a person's ability to pay for it.
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New Bike Education Center Opens In Riverside ParkThe center will allow people to take part in various programs, including learning to ride a bike.
Good Samaritan Recounts Helping Rescue Pilot From Point Lookout Helicopter CrashDamian Walsh said he could not believe his eyes when he saw the chopper crash-land in the water not far from where he was boating in Jones Inlet near Point Lookout. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports.
Exclusive Video: Chaos After Deadly Drive-By Shooting In Brooklyn; NYPD Investigating Violent Night In NYCIt was a night of deadly gun violence in New York City. As CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis reports, nearly a dozen people were shot - three of them died - in six incidents.
New Jersey Coronavirus Hospitalizations Spike To 3-Month HighGov. Phil Murphy himself is self-quarantining after possible exposure to COVID-19.
NYC Suing Federal Government Over 'Anarchist Jurisdiction' DesignationThe city is suing to stop the Trump Administration from withholding federal funding.
Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Amy Coney Barrett Nomination For Full VoteRepublicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee voted unanimously in favor of moving forward with the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett.
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NFL Week 7 AFC West Picks: Broncos Looking To Climb Division Standings Against ChiefsCBS Denver's sports anchor likes what he sees from the Broncos of late, but not enough to pick them over the Chiefs.
Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 7: Joe Mixon Injury Opens Door For Giovani BernardThe Bengals top running back was injured in Week 6 opening an opportunity for Bernard to step up and fill the top role in Week 7.
Rare Photo Of 1923 New York Yankees Up For Auction OnlineIt's one of only two known original photos of the team to feature legendary Yankees Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig together.
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'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.
Find Fast Food And Retro Video Games At Action Burger in WilliamsburgTo comply with pandemic safety measures, owner Vlane Carter turned indoor screens to face the street, allowing visitors to play video games from outside.
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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.