'Feeding Their Soul;' Brooklyn Man Bakes Banana Bread For Health Care Workers & First Responders, Says He's Delivered 10,000 Loaves
Small acts of kindness are bringing light and love everyday to those dealing with dark and difficult times.
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Small acts of kindness are bringing light and love everyday to those dealing with dark and difficult times.
Two athletic trainers rushed into action after someone went down during a football game over the weekend on Long Island. Their quick actions saved a life.
Debra Katz, who represents Charlotte Bennett, sent a letter to Attorney General Letitia James Monday morning and spoke exclusively with CBS2's political reporter Marcia Kramer.
Gov. Phil Murphy said there are 700-plus sites, yet many people who are eligible have only been able to secure an appointment through volunteers who monitor the sites 24/7.
Also Monday in New York City, indoor fitness classes resumed for the first time in more than a year. Studios can now hold classes at 33% capacity.
Faced with a pandemic and unruly crowds packing Miami Beach's entertainment district, the city's mayor said extended curfews and causeway closures are needed to keep the peace and people safe.
The number of applications submitted to U.S. colleges and universities surged this year, perhaps because many schools made ACT and SAT scores optional.
Fitness fanatics in New York City finally returned to their favorite indoor classes Monday, after a year of at-home workouts.
Anyone who shows their COVID vaccination card can get a free doughnut, the company said.
The former head of the FDA says he fears the current vaccines might not fully protect against the variant.
The county is working with the nonprofit group Heroes Among Us to raise money for the memorial's design and commission.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that eligibility for the COVID vaccine is expanding in New York.
Authorities say Centanni, 73, targeted tenants who were homeless, facing eviction or otherwise struggling financially. He would demand sexual acts in exchange for rent reductions, delaying evictions or other financial relief.
CBS2 sent cameras out to investigate and found two other signs with the same error.
Charles Polevich pleaded not guilty to leaving the scene and tampering with evidence in the death of 64-year-old Robert Maraj.
