Tony Award-winning Best Musical "A Strange Loop" to close in January
The show will play its final Broadway performance Jan. 15.
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The show will play its final Broadway performance Jan. 15.
The water pressure hasn't returned to normal, and people in the area are being asked to continue conserving water.
The bill designates the boundaries of the so-called "sensitive area," where concealed weapons are prohibited.
Several New York lawmakers are rallying behind a bill to make the state a safe haven for transgender youth.
Ridgewood is the highest ranking American neighborhood on Time Out's list of coolest around the world.
People walking down Van Houten Street on Monday shook their head at yet another crime scene - the third deadly shooting on the street this year.
Access to Lady Liberty's crown has been closed since the start of the pandemic.
Viral video from a New Jersey comedy club shows someone in the audience hurling a full beer can at standup comic Ariel Elias.
A judge ruled parts of the law violate the Second Amendment.
Police just released surveillance video of two masked suspects inside the home.
The attacks came after a group of pro-Russian hackers called for disruptions.
There's a debate over who should pay to restore the Stepping Stones Lighthouse. It was supposed to be a public-private partnership, but public funding has lagged.
CBS2's Marcia Kramer spoke with Zeldin and Hochul at the Columbus Day Parade.
A New York City Council member said it's possible the tents could be done by the end of the week.
Dave Carlin talked with Tharp, and went behind the scenes to a rehearsal room where the dancer-athletes train for a long-awaited return.
