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Gunman shoots employee inside Queens restaurant
The restaurant was full of customers at the time of the shooting.
Hundreds participate in anti-gun violence march in NYC
According to Wear Orange, 120 people are fatally shot every day, and hundreds more are injured.
Nearly 300 killed in one of India's deadliest train accidents
The death toll is expected to rise as more people are feared trapped inside the mangled train cars.
President Biden signs debt ceiling bill
With just two days to spare, President Joe Biden has signed legislation that lifts the nation's debt ceiling.
First Alert Weather: CBS2's 6/4 Sunday morning forecast
Sunday begins mostly sunny, but clouds will gradually increase throughout the day.
4 injured in Conn. building collapse released from hospital
Eight people were injured when the second floor of the building crashed into the basement Friday.
See it: Bear steals & devours cupcakes from Conn. bakery
Workers say the bear took a box out into the parking lot and devoured around 60 cupcakes.
Queer Big Apple Corps helps kicks off Pride Month in NYC
The band was the first LGBTQIA+ marching band to perform at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Fighting reported outside SoHo pop-up shop
Police were called to disperse a large crowd lined up for the opening of Denim Tears on Broome Street.
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First Alert Weather: CBS2's 6/4 Sunday morning forecast
Sunday begins mostly sunny, but clouds will gradually increase throughout the day.
Watch our special "Climate Change: Protecting Our Planet"
Experts say climate change will continue to impact the Tri-State Area, driving bigger storm surges, more intense rainfall more often, and extreme heat that lingers longer, to name a few.
Watch our special "First Alert Weather: Predict and Prepare"
The CBS2 weather team has a new way to keep you informed, alerting you to keep you safe.
First Alert Weather 101: Have a CBS2 meteorologist visit your classroom!
From the science of forecasting to weather safety – First Alert Weather 101 is an interactive way to get students thinking about STEM. There's also a chance your students might be on TV.
See it: First Alert Weather 101 at classrooms in our area
Our First Alert Weather team is visiting local schools to explain the science behind forecasting and how to stay safe when severe weather strikes.
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First Alert Forecast: CBS2 6/3/23 Nightly Weather
CBS2's John Elliott has your weather forecast for June 3 at 11 p.m.
Bear steals & eats dozens of cupcakes from Connecticut bakery
A hungry bear found a sweet spot to chow down in Connecticut.
Queer Big Apple Corps marching band performs in Manhattan
The Queer Big Apple Corps marching band helped kicked off Pride Month in Manhattan on Saturday.
West Nile Virus prevention efforts begin in NYC next week
New York City is getting ready to take on mosquitoes this summer to help prevent the spread of West Nile Virus.
NYPD shuts down SoHo pop-up shop after reported fighting
Chaos unfolded outside a pop-up shop that opened in SoHo on Saturday.
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Data reveals struggle to inspect illegally converted homes
City inspectors responded to more than 13,000 complaints last year, but people only let them in about 4,700 times.
Caught on video: NYPD vehicle swerves toward moped on Van Wyck Expressway
An internal investigation is underway at the NYPD into a wild video circulating online.
USPS dealing with skyrocketing cases of change-of-address fraud
A recent report found fraud and attempted identity theft jumped 167% from 2020 to 2021.
Expert tips on avoiding Taylor Swift tickets scams
The BBB has gotten nearly 200 complaints related to the tour, ranging from refund struggles to outright scams.
City investigating Bronx building where 9-year-old fell to death
City records show 94 open violations for other issues at the building in Mount Hope, including one from 2020 for missing or broken window guards on the 2nd floor.
New York City Council considering new lead paint laws
Some advocates and parents tell CBS2 investigator Tim McNicholas the current laws have fallen short.
Pattern of safety violations discovered at Bronx construction site
Inspectors say three people were doing waterproof work when the material caught fire on Monday.
Neely's death brings scrutiny to NYC's mental health crisis
The mayor has laid out a plan to address mental health across the city, but not everyone is on board.
Report says NYPD overtime hours increase risks for officers
The new report studied about 900 officers from 2019 through 2021.
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Billy Joel to wrap up Madison Square Garden residency in 2024
Joel was named Madison Square Garden's first-ever music franchise in December, 2013.
Peter "Snakebite" Wright: Meet the bad boy of professional darts
The world of professional darts is full of characters - none more colorful than "Snakebite."
WWII soldier's remains returned to New Jersey nearly 80 years after death
U.S. Army Air Forces Staff Sergeant Michael Uhrin's remains weren't identified until nearly 80 years after his B-17 Flying Fortress Bomber was shot down over Germany in 1943.
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Anti-gun violence community day comes to Highland Park in Brooklyn
June is Gun Violence Awareness Month, and a team of youth leaders will are joining elected officials to discuss solutions.
Bronx organizations working to combat domestic violence
Both little girls were victims at the hands of their parents, according to prosecutors.
NYC pesticide-free park pilot program showing signs of success
Eight city parks have converted land management to organic products and practices.
Temple Canteen serves up South Indian fare in Flushing, Queens
Aromas of fresh spices drift from a basement of Ganesh Temple in Flushing. Dosas, mango lassi, and other South Indian fare - all vegetarian - are on the menu at Temple Canteen.
Bronxites work to preserve Jewish heritage through cuisine
There's only one kosher Jewish deli left in the Bronx, and for Jewish American Heritage Month, CBS2 speaks with two people trying to preserve these recipes so they're never forgotten.
Bay Ridge salutes thousands at 156-year-old Memorial Day parade
The parade is a Brooklyn tradition since 1867. It's considered to be the oldest continuously run Memorial Day parade in a large city in the nation.
Over 40 soldiers from the 1800s buried in hidden Bronx cemetery
From the War of 1812, the Spanish American War, Civil War, and World War I, there are more soldiers buried in the West Farms Soldier Cemetery than you might ever expect.
Former correctional facility to house asylum seekers in Harlem
New York City officials say the state provided the Lincoln Correctional Facility as a temporary site.
Orchard Beach non-stop busy on Memorial Day
Cold water temperatures and gusting winds didn't stop the hundreds of people from going out and visiting Orchard Beach on Memorial Day.
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Watch our special "Climate Change: Protecting Our Planet"
Experts say climate change will continue to impact the Tri-State Area, driving bigger storm surges, more intense rainfall more often, and extreme heat that lingers longer, to name a few.
Breaking the Stigma: Children and Mental Health -- A CBS2 Special
In 2021, 44% of high school students reported they persistently felt sad or hopeless, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That's why CBS2 launched a series of special reports on breaking the stigma when it comes to children and mental health.
Watch the CBS2 special "Black History Is American History"
CBS2 honors and celebrates the contributions of Black people to American history in our special.
Climate Change: Protecting our Planet
From the top of a volcano in Hawaii to highways across the country, we'll help you understand where carbon dioxide in the atmosphere comes from and how it's warming our planet.
A candid conversation with NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell
Watch "Sandy," our special documentary
Superstorm Sandy was deadly, destructive and relentless. Ten years after Sandy, the hardest-hit areas are recovering and rebuilding.
Tri-State Area considering baseline concussion testing for youth sports
A Conversation About Bail Reform
Gun Violence: The Search for Solutions
Breaking the Stigma
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Breaking the Stigma this Mental Health Awareness Month
People suffering from mental illness often feel alone, but there are several local organizations lending support.
CBS2's Cindy Hsu gives commencement speech for St. Thomas Aquinas College
The school started a scholarship in Hsu's name for students who plan on going into the mental health field.
New York Road Runners making strides for mental health
The nonprofit works to motivate people through running, which has proven emotional and physical health benefits.
CBS2 hosts Access Psychology Foundation's fundraiser
As part of CBS2's ongoing effort breaking the stigma around mental health, we were proud to host the Access Psychology Foundation's fundraiser here at the CBS Broadcast Center.
Center Moriches High School uses a variety of programs to assist students struggling with mental health issues
Students' anxieties ranged from dealing with stress at school to tacking problems in their personal lives.
In the Classroom: Cindy Hsu shares advice with students to protect mental health
CBS News New York goes "In the Classroom" for a candid conversation with students and Cindy Hsu.
Watch CBS2's "Breaking the Stigma" special
CBS2 launched a series of special reports on breaking the stigma when it comes to children and mental health.
Breaking the Stigma: Children and Mental Health -- A CBS2 Special
In 2021, 44% of high school students reported they persistently felt sad or hopeless, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That's why CBS2 launched a series of special reports on breaking the stigma when it comes to children and mental health.
CDC Healthy Schools program supports students' mental health
According to the CDC, 42 percent on high school students experience persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness.
#BetterTogether: Class Act with Chris Wragge
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Class Act with Chris Wragge at Cresskill Middle and High School
Just as the school was about to reopen after COVID, it was badly flooded by Tropical Storm Ida.
Class Act with Chris Wragge: Cresskill recovers from COVID, Ida
Between Tropical Storm Ida and the COVID pandemic, the students have been through a lot these past few years.
1 day away from our next Class Act with Chris Wragge
Students have come a long way since the pandemic forced the school to close, and then it was badly flooded by Tropical Storm Ida.
Class Act with Chris Wragge celebrates Cresskill's comeback
The school was set to reopen from the pandemic when Tropical Storm Ida caused major flooding.
Class Act will be live in Cresskill this Friday
The school was flooded out during Tropical Storm Ida, but fast forward two years later and $21 million of work, it's now immaculate.
Class Act heading to Cresskill High School
Join Chris Wragge as he goes live from the school this Friday morning.
Class Act update: Cardinal Spellman raises $26k
Chris Wragge visited the school Friday morning as they kicked off a 13-hour dance-a-thon to raise money for more than 50 clubs.
Class Act with Chris Wragge at Cardinal Spellman dance-a-thon
The 13-hour dance-a-thon raises money for the Bronx school's more than 50 clubs.
Mr. Q trusted DJ for Cardinal Spellman's 13-hour dance-a-thon
Director of Clubs and Activities, Rick Quintana, has been providing great service to his students for the last 19 years.
Community Heroes
Community Heroes: NYPD Sgt. James Clarke takes Community Affairs to another level
Every summer Clarke runs the Youth Police Academy, which is a free program for local kids.
Community Heroes: N.J. chef's 'labor of love' to help the homeless
Charles Mortimer, best known as "Chef Cardie," is making sure no one goes hungry in his Verona community and beyond.
Verona's Chef Cardie is CBS2's first "Community Hero"
Charles Mortimer uses his culinary skills to help feed over 200 families a month at a church kitchen and pantry.
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Judge homers, makes big catch in Yankees' win over Dodgers
The Yankees rebounded from an 8-4 loss Friday night in the opener of the high-profile interleague series.
Torres propels Orlando City to 3-0 victory over Red Bulls
Orlando City beat the Red Bulls for a second time this season and a fourth straight time in all competitions.
Guerrero Jr.'s RBI double in 9th lifts Blue Jays past Mets
The Mets have scored 11 runs in the first five games of a homestand that ends Sunday.
Revolution, NYCFC play to scoreless draw
NYCFC (4-7-5) had won the last three at home against New England (7-3-6) in all competitions entering play.
Betts hits 2 HRs, Kershaw beats Yankees for 1st time
Kershaw allowed early homers to Giancarlo Stanton and Josh Donaldson, but Betts hit a leadoff homer and an RBI single during an 8-hit first inning against Luis Severino.
Tony Awards
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Tony Awards: Meet the nominees, Wendell Pierce
Actor Wendell Pierce is Tony-nominated for his role as "Willy Loman" in Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman."
Tony Awards: Meet the nominees, Wendell Pierce
Actor Wendell Pierce is Tony-nominated for his role as "Willy Loman" in Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman". For the first time, the recent Broadway revival featured a Black family as the Lomans. Pierce sat down with CBS2's Dana Tyler to talk about his nomination and starring in the American classic play.
Tony-nominated director Max Webster discusses "Life of Pi"
Max Webster is a Tony Award nominee for directing the new play "Life of Pi," based on the Oscar-winning movie.
Tony Awards: Meet the nominees, Max Webster
Max Webster is a Tony Award nominee for directing the new play "Life of Pi," based on the Oscar-winning movie. Webster spoke to CBS2's Dave Carlin about the keeping the puppets in sync with the actors.
Tony winner Audra McDonald nominated for "Ohio State Murders"
McDonald spoke to CBS2's Dana Tyler about the drama and playwright Adrienne Kennedy.
Tony Awards: Meet the nominees, Audra McDonald
Six-time Tony Award winner Audra McDonald is nominated as Leading Actress for "Ohio State Murders." McDonald spoke to CBS2's Dana Tyler about the drama and playwright Adrienne Kennedy who at age 91 had a play staged on Broadway for the first time.
Shane McAnally's score for "Shucked" earns Tony nomination
McAnally tells CBS2 about the critical acclaim and audience reaction to a musical about corn.
Cameron Crowe talks about turning "Almost Famous" into Tony-nominated musical
Crowe and Tom Kitt are nominated for Best Original Score for the musical based on Crowe's 2000 movie.
Tony Award nominee David Zayas talks about returning to the theater
David Zayas, who frequently appears on TV and in films, is nominated for his featured acting role in "Cost of Living."
On Call with Dr. Kumar
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On Call with Dr. Kumar: What foods help boost your energy?
Dr. Kumar shared a list of dos and don'ts, spoke about why snacking can be a red flag and offered some other tips.
On Call with Dr. Kumar: What is HIIT Training?
Dr. Kumar explains what makes high intensity interval training different from other kinds of workouts.
On Call with Dr. Kumar: Hypertension and how to manage
Dr. Nidhi Kumar is On Call for CBS2 to share natural ways you can lower your blood pressure.
What changes should we expect as U.S. ends COVID emergency?
CBS2's Dr. Nidhi Kumar is On Call for CBS2 to explain how the news may impact our health and economy.
On Call with Dr. Kumar: How is health care using AI, ChatGPT?
Dr. Nidhi Kumar is On Call for CBS2 to explain how artificial intelligence may change medicine.
High cholesterol: How to treat with statins, other options
Statin drugs are the standard treatment, but some patients hesitate to take them because of the side effects.
On Call with Dr. Kumar: 5 foods your doctor won't eat
From processed meats, to refined sugar and neon coloring, Dr. Nidhi Kumar walks us through what to avoid.
On Call with Dr. Kumar: How to curb your sugar habit
Sugar is a sweet treat, but studies have proven it can be as addictive as cocaine.
Learning more about concussions and how to prevent them
Millions of people suffer concussions each year. Many go undetected, and athletes are at especial risk.
Snapshot New York
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Snapshot New York
Snapshot New York: The Power of Art
Art is the way we express ourselves as makers and creators. We find all kinds of ways to behold art. It's used as a way of helping us express our hopes, dreams and emotions. Sometimes art can bleed into politics, social justice, and philosophy. But can art alter our views of the world? And can it inspire us to change?
Snapshot New York: Street artist Hans Honschar spreads messages of hope right beneath your feet
Honschar has spent the past seven years painting New York City streets with notes of optimism, cheer and love.
Snapshot New York: Lady Pink reflects on her groundbreaking work in street art
Her name was known throughout the city, but few had seen her face. To some, she was a hero. Others labeled her an outlaw. Despite her many labels, everyone agreed she became a force to be reckoned with.
Snapshot NY: Artist sTo Len highlights environmental issues
He has spent his career focusing on environmental issues, and he's doing it from an unexpected workspace.
Snapshot New York: Valentine's Day special
What better time to talk about love than on Feb. 14.
A Look Back
A Look Back
A Look Back: The assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Fifty-five years ago this week, civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. We take a look back at his legacy through the perspective of young New Yorkers.
A Look Back: The Blizzard of 1996
CBS2's Lonnie Quinn and meteorologist/weather producer Giorgio Panetta take a look back at the blizzard of 1996.
A Look Back: Y2K
Rewatch some of CBS2's coverage from 1999 and 2000 of New Year's Eve, how people panicked and prepared for the millennium bug, and what happened next.
A Look Back: Most controversial politicians covered by CBS2's Marcia Kramer
Take a look back at Kramer's interviews with some of the biggest and most controversial politicians, including Pedro Espada Jr, Bill Clinton and Michael Bloomberg.
A Look Back: Bombshell reports uncovered by CBS2's Marcia Kramer
When it comes to investigative reporting, there really is no one quite like our Marcia Kramer. Maurice Dubois spoke with Kramer about some of her most memorable stories.
#ClubCalvi: CBS New York Book Club with Mary Calvi
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#ClubCalvi: CBS New York Book Club with Mary Calvi
Next readers' choice revealed
The votes are in and we'll be reading "The Audrey Hepburn Estate," by Brenda Janowitz.
#ClubCalvi holds 1st virtual meet-up
Members gathered on Zoom to ask the author questions about the story.
CBS New York Book Club virtual meeting with author Leigh McMullan Abramson
Family secrets, fame, and how fear can shape a life. These themes are at the center of the book "A Likely Story" by author Leigh McMullan Abramson. CBS New York Book Club voters chose this debut novel as their first readers choice. CBS2's Mary Calvi spoke with the author and put questions to her from Book Club members.
Second round of book options revealed
It's time for you to vote on which book our Book Club with Mary Calvi will read next.
1 day away from #ClubCalvi virtual meet-up
We'll also announce the next three picks to choose from!
New York News
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Gunman shoots employee inside Queens restaurant
The restaurant was full of customers at the time of the shooting.
Hundreds participate in anti-gun violence march in NYC
According to Wear Orange, 120 people are fatally shot every day, and hundreds more are injured.
Queer Big Apple Corps helps kicks off Pride Month in NYC
The band was the first LGBTQIA+ marching band to perform at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Fighting reported outside SoHo pop-up shop
Police were called to disperse a large crowd lined up for the opening of Denim Tears on Broome Street.
West Nile Virus prevention measures begin across NYC
Helicopters using an EPA-approved pesticide will target non-residential areas.
Connecticut News
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4 injured in Conn. building collapse released from hospital
Eight people were injured when the second floor of the building crashed into the basement Friday.
See it: Bear steals & devours cupcakes from Conn. bakery
Workers say the bear took a box out into the parking lot and devoured around 60 cupcakes.
Connecticut governor poised to sign sweeping gun measure
Among other things, the changes would prohibit selling more than three handguns within 30 days to any one person.
Conn. gov. encourages families to send kids to summer camps
The governor and education officials say the state offers more than 200 camps, including many free programs.
Newtown Board of Education rejects high school book ban
The board says school administrators will have to develop a plan to address individual parent concerns.
New Jersey News
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Officials: 2 whales found dead sustained "blunt force trauma"
One whale was off Wainscott, New York, and the other in Raritan Bay, New Jersey.
Bass River State Forest fire 100% contained
New Jersey Forest Fire Service said conditions from the Bass River State Forest wildfire are improving. However, the lack of rainfall is still creating challenges for firefighters battling the blaze.
Alleged killer of Eunice Dwumfour appears in court
Bynum was in court for a bond hearing as he awaits extradition back to New Jersey.
Hochul, Murphy sign letter opposing textbook censorship
Ten governors sent a letter to publishing companies saying censorship will not be supported in their states.
Early voting underway for New Jersey's primary elections
Registered voters can cast a ballot at their designated locations Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m.
Long Island News
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Officials: 2 whales found dead sustained "blunt force trauma"
One whale was off Wainscott, New York, and the other in Raritan Bay, New Jersey.
Fiery crash shuts down part of Long Island Expressway
Eastbound and westbound lanes were closed for most of the morning.
Shinnecock Kelp Farmers helping to restore bay waters using traditional methods
For thousands of years, the Shinnecock people worked with seaweed. But this effort, in its third year, combines tribal history with a calling to answer a modern dilemma: Bay waters are dying. Seaweed can help.
LI teen graduates from college before high school
The principal of Longwood High School says Bryan Diaz-Ximello obtained 93 college credits as a high school student.
Humpback whale carcass found in Shinnecock Bay
A necropsy to determine the whale's cause of death will be performed Friday.
Politics
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Connecticut governor poised to sign sweeping gun measure
Among other things, the changes would prohibit selling more than three handguns within 30 days to any one person.
Biden signs debt ceiling bill that pulls U.S. back from brink of default
With just two days to spare, President Joe Biden has signed legislation that lifts the nation's debt ceiling.
Trump lawyers told DOJ they couldn't find classified doc discussed in audio
The recording — from a July 2021 meeting at Trump's golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey — is a crucial piece of evidence that prosecutors obtained in recent months.
Early voting underway for New Jersey's primary elections
Registered voters can cast a ballot at their designated locations Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m.
VP Harris to be a "leading voice" on gun violence heading into 2024
The Biden-Harris campaign plans to make addressing gun violence a key focus of President Biden's reelection effort.
Health News
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West Nile Virus prevention measures begin across NYC
Helicopters using an EPA-approved pesticide will target non-residential areas.
Octopus observed having a nightmare, NYC researchers say
The findings have not yet been peer reviewed, but researchers said it's the best evidence they've found of a wild animal having a nightmare.
New Jersey Department of Health reports 2 new mpox cases
The state Department of Health says the two cases are the first reported in New Jersey since February.
COVID rebound detected in New York City wastewater
Public health officials say it's too early to know if it's the start of a full-blown COVID wave in New York City.
N.J. woman shares her story to help others with preeclampsia
May is awareness month for preeclampsia, a type of high blood pressure some women develop during or after pregnancy.
Entertainment News
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Free concerts highlight this year's Tony Award nominees
The cast of the recent Broadway revival of "Into the Woods" gave one of the performances at Friday's Ham4Ham show.
Immersive exhibit "Wonderland Dreams" comes to Midtown
A sprawling exhibit on Fifth Avenue in Midtown invites visitors to get inside the world of "Alice In Wonderland."
Billy Joel to wrap up Madison Square Garden residency in 2024
Joel was named Madison Square Garden's first-ever music franchise in December, 2013.
Tony Awards: Meet the nominees, Julia Lester
Lester is a nominated for a Tony Award as featured actress in a musical.
Tony Awards: Meet the nominees, Wendell Pierce
Actor Wendell Pierce is Tony-nominated for his role as "Willy Loman" in Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman."
Sports News
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Judge homers, makes big catch in Yankees' win over Dodgers
The Yankees rebounded from an 8-4 loss Friday night in the opener of the high-profile interleague series.
Torres propels Orlando City to 3-0 victory over Red Bulls
Orlando City beat the Red Bulls for a second time this season and a fourth straight time in all competitions.
Guerrero Jr.'s RBI double in 9th lifts Blue Jays past Mets
The Mets have scored 11 runs in the first five games of a homestand that ends Sunday.
Revolution, NYCFC play to scoreless draw
NYCFC (4-7-5) had won the last three at home against New England (7-3-6) in all competitions entering play.
Betts hits 2 HRs, Kershaw beats Yankees for 1st time
Kershaw allowed early homers to Giancarlo Stanton and Josh Donaldson, but Betts hit a leadoff homer and an RBI single during an 8-hit first inning against Luis Severino.
Community Journalism
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Anti-gun violence community day comes to Highland Park in Brooklyn
June is Gun Violence Awareness Month, and a team of youth leaders will are joining elected officials to discuss solutions.
Bronx organizations working to combat domestic violence
Both little girls were victims at the hands of their parents, according to prosecutors.
NYC pesticide-free park pilot program showing signs of success
Eight city parks have converted land management to organic products and practices.
Temple Canteen serves up South Indian fare in Flushing, Queens
Aromas of fresh spices drift from a basement of Ganesh Temple in Flushing. Dosas, mango lassi, and other South Indian fare - all vegetarian - are on the menu at Temple Canteen.
Bronxites work to preserve Jewish heritage through cuisine
There's only one kosher Jewish deli left in the Bronx, and for Jewish American Heritage Month, CBS2 speaks with two people trying to preserve these recipes so they're never forgotten.
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Fleet Week rolls into NYC with Parade of Ships
The annual tradition returned Wednesday in New York Harbor, ahead of Memorial Day.
"Ladies and Gentlemen... The Beatles!" exhibit at Grammy Museum Experience Prudential Center
The exhibit focuses on the key period between 1964 and 1966, when the Beatles became international superstars.
2023 Met Gala
This year's theme centered on Karl Lagerfeld, best known for his work as creative director of Chanel.
Remembering Harry Belafonte through the years
The groundbreaking singer, actor and activist died Tuesday at the age of 96 in his New York home.
2023 Mets home opener
The Mets unveiled a massive new scoreboard and defeated the Marlins in their home opener at Citi Field.
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First Alert Forecast: CBS2 6/3/23 Nightly Weather
CBS2's John Elliott has your weather forecast for June 3 at 11 p.m.
Bear steals & eats dozens of cupcakes from Connecticut bakery
A hungry bear found a sweet spot to chow down in Connecticut.
Queer Big Apple Corps marching band performs in Manhattan
The Queer Big Apple Corps marching band helped kicked off Pride Month in Manhattan on Saturday.
West Nile Virus prevention efforts begin in NYC next week
New York City is getting ready to take on mosquitoes this summer to help prevent the spread of West Nile Virus.
NYPD shuts down SoHo pop-up shop after reported fighting
Chaos unfolded outside a pop-up shop that opened in SoHo on Saturday.
