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Thousands of city municipal workers will return to their offices full-time on Monday, just after President Biden issued his most aggressive COVID vaccine mandate yet.
Many who saw it all unfold remember those who were lost, and offer thanks to the heroes who stepped up in the face of tragedy.
We're waking up to a fall-like feel in the air with temps in the 50s, and even 40s for some!
Visitors gathered all day at the site, paying respects and memorializing those we lost.
On Friday, Essex, Hudson, Mercer and Union counties were added to the major disaster declaration for damages from Ida.
Patients had to be rushed out, some on stretchers.
The lights reach miles into the sky, reminding all of us on the ground of emotions that linger, 20 years later.
Relatives say one of the victims, 33-year-old Shakia Garrett, tried to save everyone.
Video shows a woman topple a statue, then repeatedly slam it against the ground and stomp on it.
Two simple stone monuments were unveiled Friday afternoon at Kensico Dam Park in Valhalla to remember first responders and construction workers who have died from 9/11-related cancers.
CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis recently toured the new church in Lower Manhattan for a look at the progress.
After the collapse of the Twin Towers, thousands of people were trapped with no access to subways, roads or bridges. New Yorkers turned to the river, where boaters sprung into action.
In her own words, in incredible detail, Manning recalls that terrifying event that changed her life forever.
One group particularly impacted by the 9/11 terror attacks was Muslim-Americans. Many became the target of Islamophobia and racist attacks.
Looking back 20 years, the attacks on 9/11 still have a personal resonance for a man steeped in global intelligence.
