Advocacy groups in Queens helping LGBTQ+ community, and more
Every two weeks, truckloads of fresh fruits and vegetables are delivered to the Love Wins Food Pantry.
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Every two weeks, truckloads of fresh fruits and vegetables are delivered to the Love Wins Food Pantry.
With its rainbow of languages and foods, to explore Jackson Heights is to travel the world.
Reporter Natalie Duddridge sits down with three performers to discuss why they do what they do.
Each performer is unique, like the many colors of the rainbow.
CBS2 was a proud media sponsor for the Queens Pride Parade and Festival in Jackson Heights.
Rivera was a 29-year-old gay, New York-born Puerto Rican who lived in Jackson Heights and worked as a bartender.
From the annual Pride March, to a star-studded performance or a way to celebrate with your furry friend...
This Pride Month, we're learning more about the Gender and Family Project at the Ackerman Institute for the Family.
In April 2021, a blood clot in the 56-year-old's brain left him unable to move much of his left side, but he's back.
Amin founded the Caribbean Equality Project in 2015.
Contestants were judged on categories including presentation, personality and talent.
CBS2 is a proud media partner as part of our #BetterTogether campaign.
The band was the first LGBTQIA+ marching band to perform at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Out Leadership CEO Todd Sears says PRIDE is a time for the community to pause, celebrate and hit the reset button.
André Thomas is one of the co-chairs of NYC Pride. This year's NYC Pride March is on June 25.
The ceremony was hosted by federal partners at the Jacob Javits building, including the Departments of Health and Human Services and Housing and Urban Development.
The Queens Pride Parade and Multicultural Festival is New York City's second-oldest and second-largest Pride march.
The Queens Pride Parade and Multicultural Festival is New York City's second-oldest and second-largest Pride march. David Kilmnick, president of the LGBT Network, and performer Avant Garbage joined CBS2 News on Thursday morning.
"My Big Gay Italian Wedding," created by Staten Island-native Anthony Wilkinson, satires the controversy surrounding same-sex marriage while highlighting the chaos behind planning a wedding.
On Sunday, June 4, we'll parade down 37th Avenue in Jackson Heights, and let love, visibility and acceptance shine.
The free event at the Apollo Theater will focus on issues concerning Black gay men.
The city's LGBTQ+ Commission will also highlight the weeklong schedule of Pride activities, which ends with a march Sunday.
Two women found love volunteering together at their neighborhood community center for LGBTQ+ elders.
Jackie Dias would've liked to have had a crystal ball to see the future would be OK when John came out as a gay man 10 years ago.
New Yorkers celebrated the end of Pride month in a unique way, by navigating the infamous Gowanus Canal by canoe
