NYC Department Of Correction Allowing In-Person Visits, Religious Services To Resume
Visitors can pre-register and schedule a time online beginning next week.
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Visitors can pre-register and schedule a time online beginning next week.
Superintendent John Marciante said it went against state guidance.
As the New York Islanders continue their run in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, their new home is almost ready.
Thirty-three-year-old Michael Soto has been charged with assault, manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
The Food and Drug Administration has just approved the first new weight-loss drug in years, which is good news in the American battle of the bulge.
Police say they knew exactly who they were looking for in the shooting death of Wallace in Far Rockaway last weekend, but before they were able to track the suspect down, he surrendered.
There is a critical shortage of certified lifeguards at local swimming pools, beach clubs and camps. Some won't be able to open. Others say hours of operation will be cut.
Red spray paint now covers the face of two murals of the transgender activist Marsha P. Johnson in Elizabeth. CBS2 was with artist Malcolm Rolling when he saw the damage for the first time.
An MTA spokesperson called the video "disturbing on many levels."
The application deadline is next week.
If you miss the epic shot, our next sunrise eclipse will be in 2079 -- 58 years from now.
A 5-year-old girl finally got a new wheelchair this week courtesy of an anonymous donor, after a two-year struggle and a CBS investigation into insurance denials.
Israel's longest-serving prime minister could be thrown out of office on Sunday.
A Massachusetts high school graduate is heading to Harvard University, but before she starts her college career, she's helping others do the same.
In this time period, artists flocked to to New York City, and different influences cross-pollinated in the music.
