Customers Flock To Stores For Last Minute Christmas Shopping
But some are not getting gifts - they're getting food for holiday meals.
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But some are not getting gifts - they're getting food for holiday meals.
The truck driver stayed on the scene and was being questioned.
New York is cracking down on fake vaccine cards.
The 7-day celebration connects and commemorates African American community and culture.
"You're my friend as soon as you walk in," owner Anthony Meras told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
The U.S. will lift the temporary COVID-19-related travel restrictions imposed on eight southern African countries on December 31, the White House announced in a tweet on Christmas Eve.
Lines were long due to the surge brought on by the Omicron variant.
Desiree Baker starts her video with photos of the room she booked on Airbnb. Then she went to check the "city view."
Suffolk Police say Shaquela Titley got into a fight Thursday at a home on Smith Street in Deer Park.
Waitress" announced it's closing for good, effective immediately. It was supposed to run through Jan. 9. "Thoughts Of A Colored Man" has officially ended its run, too.
The snow has ended. For the remainder of the day, it will be partly to mostly sunny and not quite as cold. Highs in the mid 40s.
Traveling safely is taking on more meaning, but even as the Omicron variant surges in the pandemic, airports and rest stop parking lots are packed.
Two prominent airlines have announced the cancellation of flights due to the ongoing COVID-19 case surge.
The number of people admitted to viewing areas will be reduced from the standard 58,000 to 15,000 to allow for social distancing.
This is one of the busiest times of year for the NYPD Bomb Squad. CBS2 rode along with the unit and has an exclusive look on how it is keeping New Yorkers safe during the holiday season.
