Greater New York City Race for the Cure returns Oct. 2
For over 30 years, the Greater New York City Race for the Cure has raised significant awareness and funds for breast cancer, as well as celebrated and honored those who have been impacted.
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For over 30 years, the Greater New York City Race for the Cure has raised significant awareness and funds for breast cancer, as well as celebrated and honored those who have been impacted.
The 16-year-old initiative fulfills personal wish lists from kids.
CBS2's Alecia Reid hosted the Bronx's first Jamaican flag raising ceremony outside the borough president's office.
September 17 promises to be one full of excitement, meaning, and connection in New York City.
When a child is diagnosed with cancer, it impacts the whole family. The Valerie Fund makes sure families get treated with the most comprehensive care, close to home.
On Saturday, September 3rd, come out for the 3rd annual Aya Basketball Game supporting Back to School.
Mayor Eric Adams and The Paley Center For Media announced West 52nd Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues will be transformed into a media, sports, gaming and entertainment festival called "PaleyWKND."
The 3.5 mile run/walk raises money for various charities.
The organization operates in the shadows of the hustle and bustle in Queens, as well as in Brooklyn and the Bronx.
Walk, run or just enjoy the largest office party on Long Island. It's all for charity.
Black Atlantic, a temporary sculpture exhibition in Brooklyn Bridge Park, was commissioned by the Public Art Fund.
Two women found love volunteering together at their neighborhood community center for LGBTQ+ elders.
New Yorkers celebrated the end of Pride month in a unique way, by navigating the infamous Gowanus Canal by canoe
The city's Pride March is Sunday, returning fully in person for the first time since the pandemic.
As we celebrate Pride Month, we take you to Long Island where the first astronaut known to be part of the LGBT community is honored with a statue.
Members of the CBS2 team hit the beach Thursday as part of our #BetterTogether initiative. Our parent company, Paramount Global, hosted a Community Day. CBS2's John Elliott shows us how volunteers stepped up to help.
National Immigrant Heritage Month shines a light on their struggles. An off-Broadway musical is doing the same.
There's never a bad time for a good summer read, and as we continue to observe Pride Month, we celebrate the unique voices that are brought to the forefront to inspire and enlighten with some notable books, perfect for the beach.
From violent actions, like burning a Pride flag, to government actions like passing anti-LGBTQ bills, hate speech or hate crimes can have lasting impacts on the LGBTQ community.
For some, the clothes they wear helps define who they are and how they want to be perceived.
The parade honors Julio Rivera, a gay man who was attacked and killed in Jackson Heights in 1990.
Hundreds came together to support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
This year's walk will raise more than $2.5 million for the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention.
The theme for this year's NYC Pride is "Unapologetically us."
Justin Melnick, who has taken this emotional journey for years, encourages anyone who has been touched by suicide or mental illness to join in.
