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Father Struck By Bullet While Shielding 3 Children From Gunfire In Bronx Car DealershipAccording to police, the three masked suspects ambushed the dealership, firing wildly at their intended target, who was inside, and then stole a customer's car outside the dealership to escape.
CDC: Trick-Or-Treating, Costume Parties Considered High-Risk This HalloweenFor Halloween, many traditional activities have been deemed "higher-risk" and should be avoided.
Performing Artists In NYC Finding Ways To Return To The Spotlight As Shutdown ContinuesMore and more performers engage audiences at pop-up events, which are not publicized ahead of time.
FBI Agents Raid New Jersey Home In Connection To Alleged Art ScamProsecutors say for the last five years, two men used the identities of dead collectors to create fake ownership histories for antiquities.
Tommy DeVito, Founding Member Of The Four Seasons, Dies From COVID-19 ComplicationsDeVito died in Las Vegas on Monday, according to his friend Alfredo Nittoli, who first posted the news on Facebook.
New Yorkers Can Become Poll Workers Without Losing Unemployment Benefits Under New Executive OrderThe governor signed an executive order that will let people who are collecting benefits sign up for temporary work at local or New York boards of elections.
House Passes Continuing Resolution To Avoid A ShutdownThe House has passed a continuing resolution that includes nearly $8 billion more for nutrition assistance programs.
Rikers Island Closure Could Be Delayed After Judge Rules City Can't Tear Down Manhattan Detention Complex, Build New JailThe mayor's $8 billion plan to close Rikers is incumbent upon replacing Rikers with a jail in every borough except Staten Island.
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Chess Forum In Greenwich Village: A NYC Classic Perseveres In A Pandemic"A real captain stays on deck, either saves the ship or sinks with it," owner Imad Khachan told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Each Of Us Can Make A Difference: Man Doing Everything He Can To Help Beautify Part Of ManhattanTrash often litters city streets, but in one Manhattan neighborhood there's a man who has put out his own money and time for the past three years to beautify his surroundings.
Central Park Bird Watcher Who Was Victim Of Deliberate Act Of Racial Bias Writes Graphic Novel About Unjust Killing Of BlacksA new comic book is taking a serious look at racial strife.
'Certified Young Person' Paul Rudd Stars In New PSA Urging People To Wear MasksGov. Andrew Cuomo wants more millenials to wear masks, and he brought in a celebrity to help spread the message.
Love And Family Keep The Business Running At Vic's Heart N Soul Food TruckCBS2's Elle McLogan meets Victor Hickson, who doles out smoked ribs and fried fish from a roving kitchen.
'They're Shooting To Make A Name': CBS2 Rides Along With Top NYPD Detectives Combating Gang Violence In BrooklynThe tight geography of gang territories creates tension, which has a ripple effect citywide.
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CDC: Trick-Or-Treating, Costume Parties Considered High-Risk This HalloweenFor Halloween, many traditional activities have been deemed "higher-risk" and should be avoided.
Connecticut State Universities Cancel Spring BreakThe spring semester at those four schools will begin on Jan. 26, one week later than originally scheduled.
Plastic Surgeons Say 'Zoom Anxiety' Causing Spike In Demand For ProceduresPlastic surgery procedures are on the rise during the coronavirus pandemic, and doctors say it's thanks in large part to the new way many people are doing their jobs.
Doctors: Allergy Season Could Last Longer Than Usual, Overlapping COVID-19, Colds, And FluThis allergy season may last right into the winter, overlapping with COVID-19, colds and flus.
NYC Parents Weighing Remote Learning Options As More Positive Cases Reported In SchoolsA day after classes resumed for tens of thousands of New York City students, there are plenty of problems to address.
New Jersey Institute Of Technology Dorm Ordered To Quarantine After COVID-19 Found In SewageThe New Jersey Institute of Technology says a wastewater sample tested positive last week for Cypress Hall.
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FBI Raids Ridgewood, NJ Home In Art Scam InvestigationFBI agents on Tuesday raided a house in Ridgewood, New Jersey, looking for clues in an alleged art scam.
Creative Artists Finding Ways To Perform While Fighting For Survival Amid ShutdownThousands of creative artists are fighting for their survival as the entertainment industry remains mostly shut down. Despite their struggles, some are reaching new heights with pop-up performances; CBS2's Dave Carlin reports.
Founding Member Of The Four Seasons Tommy DeVito Has DiedA founding member of the legendary group The Four Seasons, Tommy DeVito, has died from the coronavirus.
House Passes Stopgap Funding Bill To Avoid Government ShutdownThe House on Tuesday passed a stopgap spesnding bill that will keep the government open through Dec. 11, averting the threat of a pre-election shutdown.
Gov. Cuomo: Poll Workers Won't Risk Unemployment BenefitsIn Campaign 2020, Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants to make it easier for unemployed New Yorkers to become poll workers.
Uptick Of COVID-19 Cases In Brooklyn Neighborhoods Causing ConcernThere are concerns the coronavirus pandemic is getting worse in our area. Some New York City neighborhoods are now seeing an uptick in cases; CBS2's Dick Brennan reports.
Latest Sports Stories
Cole Has Sharp Playoff Prep As Yankees Rout Blue JaysCole (7-3) struck out seven and walked none, inducing 11 ground-ball outs and 14 swings and misses.
Alonso, Mets Put Rays' Clinch Party On Hold With WinRobinson Canó, Alonso and newcomer Guillermo Heredia went deep for the Mets, desperately trying to stay in the National League playoff chase with five games now remaining in the regular season.
Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 3: Injuries Create Opportunities For Mike Davis, Jerick McKinnonAs NFL Week 3 approaches, fantasy football owners must be concerned with injuries to key players, but injuries create opportunities.
The Dig
Chess Forum In Greenwich Village: A NYC Classic Perseveres In A Pandemic"A real captain stays on deck, either saves the ship or sinks with it," owner Imad Khachan told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Love And Family Keep The Business Running At Vic's Heart N Soul Food TruckCBS2's Elle McLogan meets Victor Hickson, who doles out smoked ribs and fried fish from a roving kitchen.
At Public Village, Best Friends Serve Up Chinese Hometown SpecialitiesWhen Kiyomi Wang and Karen Song discovered a vacancy on the Lower East Side, their dream became a reality.
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.