Queens street renaming to honor Mollie Gustine, pioneering NYPD officer
Gustine joined the NYPD in 1963 and was one of only a few Black women in the department at the time.
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Gustine joined the NYPD in 1963 and was one of only a few Black women in the department at the time.
"We wouldn't be here 90 years if we didn't do the right thing by the people," owner Joe Rocco told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
The First Tee Metropolitan New York unveiled a donated bus in Islip Thursday to start a new local outreach program.
After a bout with cancer 12 years ago, Summers decided to follow his dreams and start his own liquor brand.
A Brooklyn rabbi walking into morning services found the word "Hitler" painted on the wall.
A nonprofit-run middle and high school in Washington Heights uses a personalized approach to serve families.
In an exclusive tour, CBS2's Hannah Kliger got a look at what students will soon experience.
Harlem Week hosted Senior Citizens Day Friday, providing learning opportunities for older minds.
Before the parish in the Village of Brooklyn, congregants had to make a journey across the river to attend mass.
This is Massapequa's first time going to the Little League World Series in their 72-year history.
