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Amy Cooper, White Woman On Video Calling 911 On Black Man Asking About Dog's Leash, Loses Her JobA video has gone viral and a woman has been put on leave from her job at a mutual fund firm after a confrontation in Central Park in which a black man asked her to follow the rules and keep her dog on a leash - to which she phoned police and reported he was threatening her life.
New Jersey To Allow High School, College Graduation Ceremonies Starting On July 6Pomp and Circumstance marches will be heard after all in New Jersey as the state announced Tuesday that outdoor graduation ceremonies will be allowed starting in July.
Long Island Small Business Owners Cannot Wait To Resume Limited Retail On WednesdayPhase 1 of re-opening starts Wednesday, meaning retailers can offer in-store or curbside pick up
New York City Small Business Owners Losing Patience With Government Over Not Being Allowed To ReopenThe governor has only taken baby steps in allowing businesses to reopen, in part, sources say, because he's afraid of a surge in infections.
Long Island High School Coaching Legend's Final Season Ends Prematurely Due To COVID-19 PandemicChappy won 10 New York state titles in lacrosse and seven more in field hockey.
Giants, Jets Prepare To Open Training Facilities After NJ Gov. Phil Murphy Gives The OKMurphy became the latest public official to be in favor of the return of pro sports, as long as safety protocols are followed.
Coronavirus Memoriam: Dr. Jean Lau Chin, Gene Chin Lived A True New York Love StoryDr. Jean Lau Chin became a powerhouse in the world of psychology while Gene Chin called her the love of his life.
Children Of Long Island's COVID-19 Nursing Home Dead Want 'Horrific Experience' To EndA group of protestors and their assemblyman are calling for a federal probe into New York State's nursing home deaths, pointing fingers at the governor.
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Meet The Little Girl With The Big Voice Behind CBS2's National AnthemThe rising star kicks off the day on CBS2, singing the national anthem before the start of the 4:30 a.m. newscast.
Bathing Advisory Issued At Nassau County Beaches After Rainy Start To Memorial Day WeekendHealth officials say stormwater runoff can elevate bacteria levels in the water.
Dr. James 'Charlie' Mahoney Succumbs To COVID-19, Remembered As A Beloved Pillar Of The University Hospital Of BrooklynDr. James 'Charlie' Mahoney was at the age when most think about retirement. In fact, he had already set a retirement date. Then the coronavirus pandemic hit.
What's Your COVID-19 Question For Dr. Max's Q&A?What are your coronavirus questions? Click here to submit your question on the CBS New York Facebook page, then Like and Follow for more.
FDNY EMT Jack Cloonan, Transplant Recipient And Leukemia Survivor: 'I Will Always Show Up To Work And Give All New Yorkers The Best Chance To Live'In Queens, one young EMT is among the most vulnerable to infection, yet he’s still selflessly stepping up.
The Dig Callback: How LES Mainstay Economy Candy Is Reinventing ItselfCBS2's Elle McLogan checks in with the third-generation owner of a vintage candy shop adapting to a new normal.
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New York City Small Business Owners Losing Patience With Government Over Not Being Allowed To ReopenThe governor has only taken baby steps in allowing businesses to reopen, in part, sources say, because he's afraid of a surge in infections.
Max Minute: It Appears Less And Less Likely Coronavirus Can Infect Through SurfacesWhen the COVID-19 coronavirus was new and mostly unknown just five months ago it made sense to be cautious.
More Than 1,700 Contact Tracers Will Be Ready For Duty Next Week, Mayor De Blasio SaysThe mayor said the indicators continue to move in the right direction and he anticipates phase 1 of reopening will begin in mid-June.
New Jersey Health Officials Report 23 New Cases Of Rare Illness Impacting ChildrenNew Jersey health officials have reported nearly two dozen new cases of the potential COVID-19-related disease impacting children across the country.
Gov. Cuomo: N.Y. Has Made Significant Progress Against Coronavirus, Plan Moving Forward Is To 'Supercharge' The EconomyCiting constantly improving medical data, Gov. Andrew Cuomo says that the state is "turning the page on COVID-19."
N.Y. Senator Sponsoring Bill That Would Allow Takeout Liquor For 2 Years After Coronavirus Pandemic EndsWhile New York has been on pause, the state liquor laws have been temporarily changed, allowing restaurants and bars to sell liquor for takeout and delivery.
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Weatherman And Dad: Gotta #ListenToLonnieWorking from home can be challenging. Rewatch CBS2's Lonnie Quinn literally juggle being a weatherman and being a dad...
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Jets, Giants Finalizing Plans To Reopen Training FacilitiesTwo days after New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo came out in favor of pro sports teams in the state reopening their facilities and returning to training, Gov. Phil Murphy did the same for New Jersey; CBS2's Otis Livingston reports.
African-American Man Who Filmed White Woman Falsely Calling Police On Him Speaks Out About Central Park IncidentThe white woman caught on camera falsely calling the police on an African-American man in Central Park has lost her job and more. CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis spoke with the man who recorded the video.
Brooklyn Grocery Store Clerk In Custody After Allegedly Shooting, Killing CustomerA Brooklyn grocery store clerk is in custody after police say he shot a customer who was holding a knife; CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports.
13-Year-Old Performer Joshua Turchin Launches Online Show Amid Broadway ShutdownBroadway and off-Broadway theaters may be dark, but that's not keeping one teenager from following his dreams. He's showcasing his talents online and raising money for the entertainment community; CBS2's Andrea Grymes reports.
New York Weather: CBS2 5/26 Evening Forecast at 5PMCBS2's Lonnie Quinn has your weather forecast for May 26 at 5 p.m.
Watch: Black Man Targeted By White Woman's Claims Of Threats In Central Park Speaks OutA video has gone viral and a woman has been fired from her job at a mutual fund firm after a confrontation in Central Park in which a black man asked her to follow the rules and keep her dog on a leash — to which she phoned police and reported he was threatening her life. Chris Cooper talked with CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis.
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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
Rangers, Islanders Make Playoffs In NHL's Return To Play PlanThe Rangers would play the Carolina Hurricanes while the Isles would take on the Florida Panthers.
Long Island High School Coaching Legend's Final Season Ends Prematurely Due To COVID-19 PandemicChappy won 10 New York state titles in lacrosse and seven more in field hockey.
Giants, Jets Prepare To Open Training Facilities After NJ Gov. Phil Murphy Gives The OKMurphy became the latest public official to be in favor of the return of pro sports, as long as safety protocols are followed.
Offbeat & Odd
Grocery Store Chain Fills Community Salad Bar With Booze, Cereal, Candy Because Of CoronavirusThe experts say some things will never be the same following the coronavirus pandemic. This may be an example of what they're talking about.
Storm Unearths Shipwreck Buried By Sand For 100 YearsA recent storm that unearthed a capsized boat in Utah’s Great Salt Lake had likely been buried in the sand for more than 100 years, officials said.
Two-Faced Kitten Named Biscuits And Gravy Dies Four Days After BirthBiscuits and Gravy, a two-faced kitten that captured national attention after being born in Oregon last week, has died.
The Dig
The Dig Callback: How LES Mainstay Economy Candy Is Reinventing ItselfCBS2's Elle McLogan checks in with the third-generation owner of a vintage candy shop adapting to a new normal.
The Dig Callback: Community Despite Distance At SoHo Pharmacy Thompson ChemistsIn the face of social distancing, an unconventional health store keeps its musical tradition alive.
For Owner Greg Rales, Temptation Is 'Torture' At Red Gate BakeryIn pursuing his childhood dream of baking, Rales resists the daily urge to indulge.
Latest From CBSN New York
Gov. Cuomo's Daily Coronavirus Briefing: May 26, 2020The governor offered the latest update on the data and New York's continuing efforts to reopen the economy.
Gov. Murphy Talks On Allowing Outdoor Graduations For College, High School Class Of 2020Gov. Phil Murphy gave his COVID-19 update on Tuesday, May 26, announcing public graduations would be allowed in New Jersey starting on July 6, 2020.
Coronavirus Update: Gov. Cuomo Updates On COVID-19 Measures In New YorkFor the first time during the coronavirus outbreak since March 25, New York State saw less than 100 death in a 24-hour period linked to COVID-19-related illness, according to Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Saturday, May 23.
Coronavirus In New York: Gov. Cuomo Gives Update On COVID-19, Reopening TimingGov. Andrew Cuomo talked Friday, May 22, about when decisions would be made on opening up Long Island and Mid-Hudson regions after 10 weeks of economy shutdown caused by the threat of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
Mayor Bill de Blasio COVID-19 Update For Friday, May 22Mayor Bill de Blasio talked about how New York City will manage social distancing and keeping people safe from further coronavirus infections over the Memorial Day weekend.
Gov. Murphy Updates On COVID-19's Impact On New Jersey Economy, JobsWhile the rate of COVID-19 infections continues to drop in New Jersey, the economic toll is growing as now 1 in 7 working-age adults in the state are seeking unemployment benefits from a system crippled by the massive backlog of claims.
Gov. Cuomo Gives Thursday COVID-19 Update On New YorkA day after the World Health Organization announced the worst 24-hour increase of more than 100,000 new COVID-19 cases since the global outbreak began, New York State had it's best number with only 246 new confirmed infections - but there's a conflict about keeping new cases from coming back to New York.
New Jersey Lottery Festival Of Ballooning Now In OctoberThe hot air balloons that usually soar in New Jersey during the summer will have to do so in the fall this year.
Coronavirus Update In New York: Gov. Cuomo Doubles Down On Backing Science DataGov. Andrew Cuomo added a guest expert from the Imperial College of London, Dr. Samir Bhatt, during Monday's daily COVID-19 update on the fight against coronavirus in New York State and plans to reopen the economy.
Virtual Clubs Helping People Maintain Social LivesSocial distancing is the new norm because of the coronavirus, but now virtual clubs are popping up, helping many to maintain their social lives; Naomi Ruchim reports for CBS2.
Coronavirus Update: Gov. Murphy On COVID-19 Measures In New JerseyGov. Phil Murphy shared an update on the status of coronavirus measures in New Jersey on Saturday, May 16, 2020.
Coronavirus In New York: Gov. Cuomo Shares Saturday UpdateGov. Andrew Cuomo announced race tracks and elective surgery in downstate New York are among the latest reopening steps as the state deals with the current COVID-19 outbreak.