Storm Timeline: What To Expect And When From Latest Winter Storm To Hit Tri-State
Snow began falling Thursday morning, and it's expected to intensify heading into the afternoon.
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Snow began falling Thursday morning, and it's expected to intensify heading into the afternoon.
Last year, there was a 214% increase in meth seized and a 59% increase in fentanyl seized, compared to the year before.
Crews aboard two California Coast Guard cutters boarded three suspected drug smuggling vessels in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, seizing more than 9,000 pounds of cocaine worth an estimated $156 million.
The 45-year-old victim was taken to Kings County Hospital in critical condition.
It happened just after 11 a.m. on Feb. 6 at a building on the New York University campus.
After two decades of attempts, the Shinnecock Indian Nation now says it can go ahead with its plans to build a casino in Southampton.
Charges of systematic racism in the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, including vaccine distribution and nursing homes, have promoted calls for a federal civil rights probe of city and state actions.
Doctors remind us it takes up to a month after that second dose to achieve the 95% protection, which is important for those thinking of gathering in a group, seeing the grandparents or planning a getaway.
CBS2 has learned from NYPD officials that in 2019, there were only three anti-Asian hate crimes, while in 2020, there were 29, and 24 of those were motivated by COVID-19.
More snow is on the way, and the storm en route has the potential to put us in the books as a top 10, maybe even top five, snowiest February on record.
If you don't have to be on the road, stay home -- for your safety and the safety of road crews.
According to police, Polevich stopped and got out of his vehicle to look at the injured man. He then returned to his car and drove away.
Next week, classes will be held remotely from Feb. 22 until at least Feb. 26.
The suit claims Amazon showed a disregard for health and safety requirements and retaliated against employees who reported concerns.
Speaking from his hospital bed, Boston barber Steve Silva says he grateful to be alive after a freak accident
