NYC to hold first Asian American and Pacific Islander parade
The parade is set for Sunday at 10:45 a.m. on Sixth Avenue from West 44th Street to West 55th Street.
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The parade is set for Sunday at 10:45 a.m. on Sixth Avenue from West 44th Street to West 55th Street.
We continue our coverage of AIDS Walk New York with a focus on long term survivors who were diagnosed before 1996.
Throughout the month of May, CBS News New York is celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage.
The space is judgement-free, stigma-free and offers free and confidential testing for HIV and other STIs.
Sunday, thousands will flood Central Park to raise awareness and money for GMHC.
As CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports, it all started from a desk in Manhattan's Chinatown.
The company, lead by Asian Americans, is holding photo sessions in 30-minute blocks in NYC and New Jersey.
CBS2 joined in on the effort as part of our #BetterTogether: Project Green.
In celebration of Earth Day, the plan is to restore Big Rock Beach in College Point to its former glory.
It is artwork on an epic scale. A dozen new murals are brightening up the cityscape in a Westchester County city.
When our neighbors need help, our communities come together. Walking together, working together, smiling together. Because we're better when we're together.
According to Lustgarten's website, nearly $336,000 was raised by Sunday's event.
It's that time of year when folks gather to raise awareness and money for causes important to them.
To continue increasing survival rates, the foundation focuses on prevention, early detection and treatment.
In Suffolk County, a proper send-off for a Vietnam veteran who had been experiencing homelessness who recently passed away.
All donations are funneled into research. Some of the money helps fund the organoid facility in the Tuveson Lab.
He delivered the speech at the historic Riverside Church in Morningside Heights in 1967.
Walk with us for pancreatic cancer research on April 10th, and help us transform this illness into a curable disease.
Suicide is the 12th leading cause of death in the country. Recent high profile incidents are shining a light on the issue.
They are part of the Out of the Darkness Movement, which began in 2004.
Join us Sunday, October 24 at Pier 16, South Street Seaport as we walk to raise awareness and let people know they are not alone.
The Mets have been struggling to score runs of late, but off the field they hit one out of the park Monday.
In 1976, at 41 years old, Gorman won the New York City Marathon, then came on top again the next year.
One hundred percent of the proceeds go to Stop AAPI Hate, a nonprofit website where you can report hate incidents against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders that often go unreported.
