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House passes 45-day funding bill in effort to avert government shutdown
The bill put on the floor by Speaker Kevin McCarthy ultimately won support from more Democrats than Republicans and next goes to the Senate.
Woodhull Hospital in Brooklyn evacuated due to damage from Friday's storm
Con Edison needs to make necessary repairs, which could mean the facility may not reopen for several days.
Hochul, MTA address response to flooding that upended rail service
Trains are now running with normal weekend service, Hochul said as she thanked crews for their hard work to restore the lines.
First Alert Forecast: Lingering showers, but no flooding expected
Wraparound showers will continue into Saturday afternoon, especially across Long Island, but the worst is behind us.
Rep. Jamaal Bowman pulls fire alarm ahead of funding bill vote
Bowman's office said he did not "realize he would trigger a building alarm as he was rushing to make an urgent vote."
3 hurt in Sullivan County house explosion, New York State Police say
The explosion in Thompson may have been caused by a propane leak, police said.
Preaching a "more tolerant" church, Pope appoints 21 new cardinals
The 86-year-old pope welcomed the new "Princes of the Church" -- one of whom could one day become the successor to the current pontiff.
Rain slows and floodwaters recede, but New Yorkers' anger grows
Some lawmakers and business owners say the city did not do enough to warn people about Friday's deluge.
Mayor, chancellor defend decision to keep NYC schools open during storm
Mayor Adams said Chancellor Banks made the right call in keeping the classrooms open on Friday.
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First Alert Forecast: Lingering showers, but no flooding expected
Wraparound showers will continue into Saturday afternoon, especially across Long Island, but the worst is behind us.
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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Watch: Gov. Hochul, MTA address subway flooding
Subways and commuter rail lines around the New York City area are back to normal after several lines were suspended because of record-setting rain and flooding.
Uniquely Bermuda: Bermuda shorts
The small island with a big personality! Here's a taste of what your next vacation could look like ... and it's just a short flight away! Content sponsored by Bermuda Tourism Authority.
1,800 athletes to participate in 2023 New York City Triathlon
The 2023 New York City Triathlon, produced by Life Time, is on Oct. 1. Nicole Bostick, associate marketing director for Life Time, joined CBS New York to share more about the race.
Hochul says normal weekend MTA service restored after floods
Trains are running with normal weekend service, Hochul said as she thanked crews for their hard work to restore the lines. CBS New York's Christina Fan reports.
Congress running out of time to avert government shutdown
If lawmakers don't reach a deal, federal agencies will close and critical employees will be asked to work without pay.
CBS New York Investigates
Is USPS doing all it can to stop change-of-address fraud?
The agency said it would check IDs to prevent ID theft, but investigative reporter Tim McNicholas discovered a loophole.
Owner of bus that crashed upstate was on N.Y. unacceptable operator list
New York Department of Transportation says Regency Transportation was on the list because of failed inspections.
Federal, local law enforcement working to combat dangerous xylazine
DEA says dealers are mixing the animal tranquilizer with fentanyl and other drugs, causing flesh wounds and overdoses.
CBS New York Investigates: Contractor cited in Hell's Kitchen crane fire
Investigative reporter Tim McNicholas learned it could be forced to pay a $25,000 penalty.
CBS New York investigates bus company in deadly N.Y. crash
The company has a satisfactory rating with federal regulators, but it's not perfect.
NYC leaders considering changes to day care inspections
Police say they found a kilo of fentanyl and machines used to package drugs in a day care's closet last week.
Alarming rise in child fentanyl deaths nationwide
A Yale University professor found fentanyl deaths in kids under 5 jumped 590% from 2018 to 2021.
NYCHA boiler still filling apartments with tar-like substance
NYCHA said the boiler would be removed within months, yet one year later, residents say the problem's gotten worse.
NJ officials: Nursing home's abrupt closure violated law
The state says Princeton Care Center did not comply with a law that requires 60 days notice before closing.
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Where to see fall foliage near NYC in 2023
For fall foliage, from the Catskills to Central Park in New York and beyond, check out some maps to help you find the best spots.
Free COVID tests available again ahead of expected fall and winter surge
Starting Monday, anyone can go to COVIDtests.gov to order up to four free at-home COVID tests per household.
Security robot will patrol Times Square subway station overnight
The NYPD already uses drones and robot dogs, but now it's turning to robots to potentially patrol subway stations.
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Riverdale dentists' office floods for second time this month
The dentists believe New York City isn't taking the time to properly investigate their recent recurring flood problem.
Inwood alternative high school adapts to asylum seeking students
Teens seeking asylum have found a new home environment at the High School for Excellence and Innovation.
School librarian shortage hitting New York City
Studies show students tend to perform better academically with a certified librarian in school.
New York City's first sustainable playground designed by kids opens
Twenty sustainable playgrounds will be built across the five boroughs by 2027, each unique to its neighborhood.
Ms. Lonnie following in the footsteps of South Bronx legend Ms. Fox to help the community
Residents say Ms. Lonnie is following in the footsteps of Ms. Fox, a legendary Bronx native who worked her whole life to better the community.
Magic Johnson visits the Bronx, talks about importance of RSV vaccination
Doctors say this is typically a time when respiratory viruses start to spread.
Mail theft continues in Astoria, leaving residents perplexed
CBS New York first brought you exclusive video this summer showing multiple thefts on 23rd Avenue at 21st Street.
NYPD data appears to show racial disparities in traffic stops
The NYCLU obtained this information through litigation against the NYPD.
Looking back 45 years after Greenpoint Oil Spill discovery
In 1978, a Coast Guard helicopter on routine patrol found oil flowing into the Newtown Creek.
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On The Dot with David Schechter: Wildfires & climate change
David Schechter explores the connection between wildfires and climate change for "On The Dot."
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
A Look Back
Ms. Lonnie following in the footsteps of South Bronx legend Ms. Fox to help the community
Residents say Ms. Lonnie is following in the footsteps of Ms. Fox, a legendary Bronx native who worked her whole life to better the community.
A Look Back: "Our Block" - Flushing
In this installment of "Our Block," the late, legendary CBS2 reporter Vic Miles takes us to Flushing, Queens in 1983.
A Look Back: "Our Block" – East Harlem
East 116th Street between Lexington and Third Avenues was known as the commercial corridor. There you will find business owners, many of which are immigrants, working to establish their roots.
A Look Back: "Our Block" - South Bronx
Vic Miles takes us on a trip back in time to visit Lyman Place, a block in the Morrisania section of the South Bronx that was undergoing a transformation in the 1980s.
A Look Back: "Our Block" – Bedford-Stuyvesant
Vic Miles visited Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, where a community garden on Bergen Street was just starting to grow.
A Look Back: "Our Block" - Kingsbridge
In the 1980s, a community in the Kingsbridge section of the Bronx was at the crossroads of racial change.
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.
Breaking the Stigma
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Breaking the Stigma: Resources and assistance
If you or someone you know needs help, you can call or text 988 to speak with a trained, caring counselor.
Breaking the Stigma: Transgender community sees higher rates of suicide
This Suicide Prevention Month, we're talking about several topics surrounding mental health.
Breaking the Stigma: Postpartum depression
This Suicide Prevention Month, we're exploring a number of topics around mental health.
What is "walking depression?"
September is Suicide Prevention Month, and this is also Suicide Prevention Week. At CBS New York, we're committed to breaking the stigma and exploring a number of topics about mental health.
High school tennis player starts website to help teens overcome depression
Jack Dahler felt his world come crashing down when he suffered a back injury. He said the pain of not being able to play tennis was worse than anything else.
Back to school: Breaking the stigma around mental health for college students
We speak with a child and adolescent psychologist to learn more about the red and yellow flags and dos and don'ts for parents.
US Open forum encourages athletes to focus on mental health
Naomi Osaka started a conversation in 2021 that prioritizing mental health is not just OK but necessary.
Talking to kids about back-to-school mental health
We're talking with health experts about what parents can do to help their kids. CBS New York's Zinnia Maldonado has more.
Back-to-school advice to Stomp Out Bullying
While back-to-school can be an exciting time for many students, others could be reluctant to return because of bullying. We spoke with Stomp Out Bullying Founder and CEO Ross Ellis for some advice.
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Carlos Rodon gets shelled in first inning, Royals beat up Yankees
The veteran lefty allowed eight earned runs and didn't record an out in Friday's 12-5 loss.
Judge ending conservatorship between Michael Oher and Memphis couple
Judge Kathleen Gomes said she is terminating the agreement reached in 2004 that allowed Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy to control Michael Oher's finances.
Marlins rally in 9th to take lead over Mets before rain forces suspension
The Miami Marlins were foiled by the weather in New York City once again.
Blue Jays beat Yankees for key win in AL Wild Card race
Chris Bassitt reached 200 innings for the first time, Brandon Belt hit a three-run homer and the Blue Jays moved one step closer to a wild-card berth by beating the Yankees 6-0 on Thursday night.
Emotional support alligator denied entrance to Pirates-Phillies game
A Phillies fan and his emotional support alligator were denied entrance to watch Philadelphia host Pittsburgh.
On Call with Dr. Kumar
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On Call with Dr. Kumar: Have you heard of male menopause?
When you hear about menopause, we often think of women. But hormonal changes can also affect men as they age.
On Call with Dr. Kumar: What to know about new COVID vaccine
Dr. Nidhi Kumar is On Call for CBS New York to answer some of your questions.
On Call with Dr. Kumar: Health benefits to starting school later
New York, New Jersey and Connecticut all have pending state legislation that would let students get some extra shuteye.
On Call with Dr. Kumar: Screen time conversations for back to school
Constant screen time impacts kids' attention spans, among other negative effects. We hear from Dr. Kumar for some best practices heading back to school.
How to protect against COVID as kids head back to school
Just as students are heading back to the classroom, a new COVID variant is hitting the Tri-State Area.
On Call with Dr. Kumar: Weight-loss drug Wegovy
A new study finds the weight-loss drug Wegovy could help people with the most common form of heart failure.
On Call with Dr. Kumar: Tips to avoid the "Freshman 15"
Many college freshman are leaving home for the first time, a transition that can be a major stressor on their health.
On Call with Dr. Kumar: Avoiding the "Freshman 15"
Many college freshman are leaving home for the first time, an exciting transition, but one that can be a major stressor on their physical and mental health.
On Call with Dr. Kumar: Preventing overuse injuries
Many students are already training hard for fall sports, but overuse injuries among children are on the rise.
Snapshot New York
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Snapshot New York: Quadriplegic Kevin Lange hits Trails Without Limits in Westchester County
A new program in Westchester County helps people with disabilities immerse themselves in the local parks like never before.
42-year-old still dreams of pitching in the major leagues
During a workout in his backyard, every pitch got faster until Semerano threw at 101 mph.
Snapshot New York Fourth of July Special
Celebrate unity in the USA as we honor our service members, tour revolutionary history and see a fireworks show of the future in this star-spangled special!
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.
#ClubCalvi: CBS New York Book Club with Mary Calvi
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#ClubCalvi: CBS New York Book Club with Mary Calvi
Time to vote for our next fall read
The latest "Top 3 FicPicks" from the CBS New York Book Club with Mary Calvi have compelling plots centered in the Tri-State Area. Now it's up to you to make a choice and cast your vote for which book the club will read next.
CBS New York Book Club, vote now on our next fall FicPick
Now's your chance to choose between "Bright Lights, Big Christmas" by Mary Kay Andrews, "The Leftover Woman" by Jean Kwok, and "12 Months to Live" by James Patterson and Mike Lupica.
Meet the Author: "Broadway Butterfly" by Sara Divello
We hear from the author of our first fall Readers' Choice, a true crime story based on a murder in the roaring 1920s that happened on West 57th Street, not far from the CBS Broadcast Center.
Fall Readers' Choice revealed!
A record 10,000 votes were cast for our top three FicPicks this round.
Time to vote for our fall FicPick
Secrets, crime, and community. The CBS New York Book Club team has selected three new fiction books and now it's your turn to vote on which book #ClubCalvi will read next month!
#BetterTogether: Class Act with Chris Wragge
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#BetterTogether: Class Act with Chris Wragge
Class Act with Chris Wragge: Back-to-school edition
It is the most wonderful time of the year -- back-to-school season. CBS New York's Chris Wragge takes a look at the stories he did during the previous school year.
Class Act with Chris Wragge coming back this school year
We hosted our morning show live from five different schools last year to highlight outstanding teachers, students, teams and programs. Now we're looking for more schools to visit this fall.
Students learn to shine at Edward R. Murrow High School
Murrow is widely known as the most diverse high school in the five boroughs. The mission is to produce a culturally and academically empowered student.
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.
New York News
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Woodhull Hospital in Brooklyn evacuated due to damage from Friday's storm
Con Edison needs to make necessary repairs, which could mean the facility may not reopen for several days.
3 hurt in Sullivan County house explosion, New York State Police say
The explosion in Thompson may have been caused by a propane leak, police said.
First Alert Forecast: Lingering showers, but no flooding expected
Wraparound showers will continue into Saturday afternoon, especially across Long Island, but the worst is behind us.
Hochul, MTA address response to flooding that upended rail service
Trains are now running with normal weekend service, Hochul said as she thanked crews for their hard work to restore the lines.
Rain slows and floodwaters recede, but New Yorkers' anger grows
Some lawmakers and business owners say the city did not do enough to warn people about Friday's deluge.
Connecticut News
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First Alert Forecast: Lingering showers, but no flooding expected
Wraparound showers will continue into Saturday afternoon, especially across Long Island, but the worst is behind us.
First Alert Weather: Red Alert for heavy rain, flood risks
We're on Red Alert today for rain, which could be heavy at times, and the likelihood of scattered flooding/flash flooding.
Red Alert: Storm threatens flood watch across entire Tri-State Area
We're tracking heavy rain Friday due to the remnants of Ophelia.
Government shutdown would have "devastating" effect in Tri-State Area
A government shutdown will affect airports, critical federal aid payments to parents and children, and the ability of officials to get work permits for asylum seekers.
Where to see fall foliage near NYC in 2023
For fall foliage, from the Catskills to Central Park in New York and beyond, check out some maps to help you find the best spots.
New Jersey News
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First Alert Forecast: Lingering showers, but no flooding expected
Wraparound showers will continue into Saturday afternoon, especially across Long Island, but the worst is behind us.
New Jersey under state of emergency due to flooding conditions
Parts of the Garden State are under water as Ophelia's remnants flood streets and sidewalks around the area.
First Alert Weather: Red Alert for heavy rain, flood risks
We're on Red Alert today for rain, which could be heavy at times, and the likelihood of scattered flooding/flash flooding.
Red Alert: Storm threatens flood watch across entire Tri-State Area
We're tracking heavy rain Friday due to the remnants of Ophelia.
Jersey City movie theater closed due to rat infestation
City officials said they closed the movie theater at the Newport Centre mall after rats were reportedly spotted getting in through several openings.
Long Island News
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First Alert Forecast: Lingering showers, but no flooding expected
Wraparound showers will continue into Saturday afternoon, especially across Long Island, but the worst is behind us.
Long Island flooding doesn't rise to state of emergency, Nassau exec says
Flooding on Long Island wasn't widespread on Friday, but people in some low-lying areas were impacted.
Red Alert: Storm threatens flood watch across entire Tri-State Area
We're tracking heavy rain Friday due to the remnants of Ophelia.
Government shutdown would have "devastating" effect in Tri-State Area
A government shutdown will affect airports, critical federal aid payments to parents and children, and the ability of officials to get work permits for asylum seekers.
Farmingdale band director remembered as "wonderful person"
A funeral was held Thursday in Massapequa Park for beloved band director Gina Pellettiere, who was killed last Thursday when their school bus overturned headed to band camp in Pennsylvania.
Politics
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Rep. Jamaal Bowman pulls fire alarm ahead of funding bill vote
Bowman's office said he did not "realize he would trigger a building alarm as he was rushing to make an urgent vote."
House passes 45-day funding bill to avert government shutdown
The House passed a bill to fund the government for 45 days, to avert government shutdown hours before it was to go into effect. The Senate will now take up the measure.
Rain slows and floodwaters recede, but New Yorkers' anger grows
Some lawmakers and business owners say the city did not do enough to warn people about Friday's deluge.
Mayor, chancellor defend decision to keep NYC schools open during storm
Mayor Adams said Chancellor Banks made the right call in keeping the classrooms open on Friday.
Donald Trump expects to attend start of New York civil trial Monday
Former President Donald Trump expects to attend at least the first day of the civil trial pitting him and the Trump Organization against New York Attorney General Letitia James.
Health News
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DEA: New York City is hub for drug cartels & fentanyl distribution
The DEA estimates they seized about 1 million lethal doses of fentanyl worth about $1.5 million in a recent drug bust in the Bronx.
Some New Jersey hospitals reinstate mask mandate
Some hospitals in New Jersey are reinstating a mask mandate as COVID cases rise.
How to get the new COVID vaccine for free, with or without insurance
Americans still have ways to get vaccinated against COVID-19 at no out-of-pocket cost. Here's what to know.
NYPD swears in Dr. Lynn O'Connor, first Black female police surgeon
O'Connor, the chief of colorectal surgery at Mercy Hospital on Long Island and a mother of one, comes from a law enforcement family and says service is in her blood.
Free COVID tests available again ahead of expected fall and winter surge
Starting Monday, anyone can go to COVIDtests.gov to order up to four free at-home COVID tests per household.
Entertainment News
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Man indicted for murder of Tupac Shakur in 1996 drive-by shooting
A Nevada grand jury indicted Duane "Keffe D" Davis in the long-unsolved killing of rapper Tupac Shakur, prosecutors announced in court Friday.
Judge ending conservatorship between Michael Oher and Memphis couple
Judge Kathleen Gomes said she is terminating the agreement reached in 2004 that allowed Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy to control Michael Oher's finances.
End of an era: Last Netflix DVDs being mailed out Friday
The once-iconic DVD-by-mail service obliterated Blockbuster video stores and provided a springboard into video streaming that's transformed entertainment.
Jersey City movie theater closed due to rat infestation
City officials said they closed the movie theater at the Newport Centre mall after rats were reportedly spotted getting in through several openings.
Actor Michael Gambon, who played Harry Potter's Dumbledore, dies at 82
Michael Gambon, the British-Irish actor who portrayed Dumbledore in the latter 6 of the 8 "Harry Potter" movies, has died after a bout of pneumonia.
Sports News
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Carlos Rodon gets shelled in first inning, Royals beat up Yankees
The veteran lefty allowed eight earned runs and didn't record an out in Friday's 12-5 loss.
Judge ending conservatorship between Michael Oher and Memphis couple
Judge Kathleen Gomes said she is terminating the agreement reached in 2004 that allowed Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy to control Michael Oher's finances.
Marlins rally in 9th to take lead over Mets before rain forces suspension
The Miami Marlins were foiled by the weather in New York City once again.
Blue Jays beat Yankees for key win in AL Wild Card race
Chris Bassitt reached 200 innings for the first time, Brandon Belt hit a three-run homer and the Blue Jays moved one step closer to a wild-card berth by beating the Yankees 6-0 on Thursday night.
Emotional support alligator denied entrance to Pirates-Phillies game
A Phillies fan and his emotional support alligator were denied entrance to watch Philadelphia host Pittsburgh.
Community Journalism
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Riverdale dentists' office floods for second time this month
The dentists believe New York City isn't taking the time to properly investigate their recent recurring flood problem.
Inwood alternative high school adapts to asylum seeking students
Teens seeking asylum have found a new home environment at the High School for Excellence and Innovation.
School librarian shortage hitting New York City
Studies show students tend to perform better academically with a certified librarian in school.
New York City's first sustainable playground designed by kids opens
Twenty sustainable playgrounds will be built across the five boroughs by 2027, each unique to its neighborhood.
Ms. Lonnie following in the footsteps of South Bronx legend Ms. Fox to help the community
Residents say Ms. Lonnie is following in the footsteps of Ms. Fox, a legendary Bronx native who worked her whole life to better the community.
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Flooding leaves parts of New York City underwater
As much of the northeast experiences heavy rains, parts of New York City are beginning to flood.
Photos: Crowd turns chaotic during Union Square giveaway
Thousands of people flooded Union Square on Friday for a PlayStation giveaway promoted by livestreamer Kai Cenat.
Photos: Crane catches fire, partially collapses in NYC
A crane went up in flames high above Manhattan, then partially collapsed onto the street below.
Tony Bennett, N.Y. native and music legend, through the years
The Grammy Award winning singer who graced the stage for generations died at the age of 96.
Inside the Gilgo Beach murders investigation
A suspect has been charged in connection with a long-unsolved string of killings known as the Gilgo Beach murders.
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Watch: Gov. Hochul, MTA address subway flooding
Subways and commuter rail lines around the New York City area are back to normal after several lines were suspended because of record-setting rain and flooding.
Uniquely Bermuda: Bermuda shorts
The small island with a big personality! Here's a taste of what your next vacation could look like ... and it's just a short flight away! Content sponsored by Bermuda Tourism Authority.
1,800 athletes to participate in 2023 New York City Triathlon
The 2023 New York City Triathlon, produced by Life Time, is on Oct. 1. Nicole Bostick, associate marketing director for Life Time, joined CBS New York to share more about the race.
Hochul says normal weekend MTA service restored after floods
Trains are running with normal weekend service, Hochul said as she thanked crews for their hard work to restore the lines. CBS New York's Christina Fan reports.
Congress running out of time to avert government shutdown
If lawmakers don't reach a deal, federal agencies will close and critical employees will be asked to work without pay.
