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Thousands March Through Heat, Rain For Tenth Straight Day Of Protests Over Police BrutalityNew York City Councilmember Corey Johnson tells CBS2 elected officials are working on changes.
'This Is A Pandemic That's Been Going On Far Longer Than The Coronavirus': Thousands Of Health Care Workers Take To The Streets In 'White Coats For Black Lives' MarchThe doctors and nurses who spoke to CBS2 say they see the racial disparities in the health care system every day.
Reimagining Education: Preschools Worry They Cannot Reopen Without Government FundingIn April, the city Health Department mandated a shutdown of all independent, education-based childcare centers and preschools.
2 Buffalo Police Officers Charged With Assault After Allegedly Pushing 75-Year-Old Protester Martin GuginoVideo taken Thursday shows police pushing 75-year-old Martin Gugino, who then falls and hits the back of his head on the pavement, causing him to bleed.
Police Release Video Showing Suspect Wanted For Allegedly Setting Police Vehicle On Fire In BrooklynAccording to police, the suspects used incendiary devices to destroy the vehicle.
Brooklyn Man Charged In Connection To Attack On 3 NYPD OfficersPolice announced the charges against 20-year-old Dzenan Camovic on Saturday.
Coronavirus Reopening: Houses Of Worship Can Open With 25% Capacity For Regions In Phase Two, Gov. Cuomo SaysThe governor said there were only 35 deaths due to coronavirus-related complications Friday, an all-time low.
NYPD Reports Over 1,000 Arrests, Nearly 1,500 Summonses Since Protests BeganThe NYPD also says the citywide 8 p.m. curfew is working on reducing crime and disorder.
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Former Rutgers Football Star Eric LeGrand Turns 10th Annual 5K Walk Into Virtual EventThe event will be done virtually with participants hitting their neighborhood tracks or trails to complete the distance.
The Dig Callback: Bronx Sandwich Pop-Up Jibarito Shack Perseveres In A PandemicCBS2's Elle McLogan checks in to find out how Chef Angel Medina is adapting in the face of hardship.
Snapshot NY: Motorcycle Sidecar Tour Business Now Helps Health Care Heroes Get To WorkIt's a free service he's providing to keep health care workers going.
The Dig Callback: Finding Tranquility In Hard Times At Brooklyn TeaIn this video update, CBS2's Elle McLogan checks in to find out how the Bed-Stuy tearoom is adapting during the pandemic.
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.
LATEST CORONAVIRUS & COVID-19 UPDATES
'This Is A Pandemic That's Been Going On Far Longer Than The Coronavirus': Thousands Of Health Care Workers Take To The Streets In 'White Coats For Black Lives' MarchThe doctors and nurses who spoke to CBS2 say they see the racial disparities in the health care system every day.
Coronavirus Reopening: Houses Of Worship Can Open With 25% Capacity For Regions In Phase Two, Gov. Cuomo SaysThe governor said there were only 35 deaths due to coronavirus-related complications Friday, an all-time low.
In-Person Special Education Classes To Resume In N.Y. This SummerIt's a victory for parents of children with special needs in New York.
Staten Island Nurse Who Lost Mother To Pandemic Recovers From COVID-19CBS2 is continuing to share the stories of people who bravely fought and beat COVID-19. Natalie Duddridge met a Staten Island nurse who lost her mother to the coronavirus, while she was battling it herself.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo Signs Executive Order Allowing In-Person Special Education Classes To ResumeIt's a welcome relief to many parents of disabled children, who say they cannot wait any longer for these vital services.
Mayor De Blasio Says He Wants Every New Yorker To Get Tested For COVID-19, Especially If They've Attended ProtestsHe said keeping the momentum going on reopening is all about the city's testing and tracing program. He said the city aims to be able to test at least 50,000 people per day.
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Pride Gives BackSome Pride events may be canceled due to COVID-19, but the celebration lives on!
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New York Weather: CBS2 6/6 Nightly Forecast at 11PMCBS2's Vanessa Murdock has your weather forecast for June 6 at 11 p.m.
Marches Over George Floyd's Death Continue For Second Weekend Across The U.S.Another memorial took place for George Floyd in North Carolina on Saturday. As family members grieved, marches around the country continued; Natalie Brand reports for CBS2.
New Video Shows Suspect Wanted For Police Vehicle FireThere's more video from the NYPD that shows a suspect wanted for arson.
NYPD Releases Video Of Stabbing Of Officer In BrooklynThe NYPD has released video of an officer being stabbed in Brooklyn.
Protesters March Through Brooklyn For 10th Straight Day Of DemonstrationsProtests over the death of George Floyd are now in their 10th day. In Brooklyn, protesters marched from the Brooklyn Bridge to Grand Army Plaza, down Flatbush Avenue to the Barclays Center; CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
Thousands March In 'White Coats For Black Lives' ProtestThousands of people marched down Fifth Avenue along Central Park on Saturday to show that the people who care for us actually care; CBS2's Nick Caloway reports.
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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
Former Mets Pitcher Reportedly Fielding Offers From Korean Baseball League; NJ Pro-Baseball Team Returns To FieldTeam sports remain largely sidelined across America, but small steps are being taken to return to action.
Roger Goodell Says NFL Was 'Wrong For Not Listening' Earlier, Encourages All To Peacefully ProtestGoodell closed by pledging his own support to those fighting injustice.
Basketball Coach Aims To Grow Sport Via Zoom As Young Athletes Are Stuck At HomeLocal athletes will soon be able to return to practice, but one coach is growing the sport of basketball over Zoom. CBS2's Steve Overmyer reports Coach Chiene Joy Jones, Athletic Director at Promise Academy, is making a push to empower a younger audience: girls ages 5 to 9.
Offbeat & Odd
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.
Police Chief: Officers Who 'Don’t Have An Issue' With Floyd Arrest Should Turn In BadgesChattanooga Police Chief David Roddy is taking a strong stand on the death of an African-American man at the hands of law enforcement officers in Minneapolis.
The Dig
The Dig Callback: Bronx Sandwich Pop-Up Jibarito Shack Perseveres In A PandemicCBS2's Elle McLogan checks in to find out how Chef Angel Medina is adapting in the face of hardship.
The Dig Callback: Finding Tranquility In Hard Times At Brooklyn TeaIn this video update, CBS2's Elle McLogan checks in to find out how the Bed-Stuy tearoom is adapting during the pandemic.
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.
Latest From CBSN New York
MTA Officials Outline Plans For NYC Phase One ReopeningChairman Pat Foye and Interim President Of New York City Transit Sarah Feinberg held a news conference to discuss the plans for subways and buses as New York City gets set for Phase One reopening on June 8.
Mayor Bill de Blasio Daily BriefingThe mayor discussed ongoing George Floyd protests, the citywide curfew, changes to the NYPD, coronavirus and Phase One reopening at his briefing.
Gov. Cuomo's Media Briefing On George Floyd Protests And Coronavirus Pandemic: June 4, 2020The governor discussed several topics, including the protests, COVID-19, and New York's reopening.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Media Briefing On George Floyd Protests And Coronavirus Pandemic: June 3, 2020The governor discusses the NYPD's performance on Tuesday night and the need for protesters to do so safely amid the pandemic.
How Should You Talk To Children About Protests, Racism?WLNY TV's Hazel Sanchez talks to parents and experts about the best way to discuss the protests nationwide in the wake of George Floyd's death while in police custody in Minneapolis.
Cuomo Draws Line Between Protesters And LootersNew York Gov. Andrew Cuomo gives latest update on protests and coronavirus pandemic.
N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy's Daily Coronavirus Briefing: May 28, 2020The governor provides an update on the pandemic and discusses progress being made by the Department of Labor on the unemployment benefits front.
Conn. State Police Discuss Arrest Of UConn Student Accused Of 2 MurdersConnecticut State Police gave an update to discuss the arrest of Peter Manfredonia, the University of Connecticut student accused of killing two people and kidnapping a third.
Gov. Cuomo's Daily Coronavirus Press Conference: May 28, 2020The governor provides the latest update on the virus pandemic and New York's reopening.
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.