Boston Barber Recovering From Open-Heart Surgery After Freak Accident
Speaking from his hospital bed, Boston barber Steve Silva says he grateful to be alive after a freak accident
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Speaking from his hospital bed, Boston barber Steve Silva says he grateful to be alive after a freak accident
Wednesday was the official report day for pitchers and catchers. Thursday, they take physicals, and Friday is the first official workout for the battery mates.
Meanwhile, Mount Sinai Hospital abruptly canceled already-scheduled appointments Wednesday.
There were 90 shootings in the city at this time last year, but so far in 2021 there have already been 118 shootings.
POTS opened in 1982 as a soup kitchen, but the pandemic has more than doubled the number of people needing a hot meal.
CBS2 is profiling a special organization in Newark that partners with police, staying at the scene long after officers leave.
A big television and radio ad campaign started Wednesday from the city's struggling hotel industry.
As more people begin to qualify for the COVID vaccines, there is one group that is excluded from getting vaccinated -- children.
Members of the group Voices For Seniors clutched photos of their loved ones.
New York City's state-approved reopening plan says children can only participate if they have parent or guardian consent for COVID-19 testing.
Police said a Honda Accord collided with a Mercedes Benz, and the Honda driver ran from the scene.
Christians are called on to fast, help the needy, practice good deeds, and give something up. But this year with so much lost, sentiments have shifted.
Eight people, ranging in age from 17 to 71 years old, were shot in broad daylight near SEPTA's Olney Transportation Station on Wednesday afternoon. The shooting left a 71-year-old man fighting for his life.
Rush Limbaugh, the influential conservative radio host, has died from complications of lung cancer, his wife Kathryn announced on his radio show Wednesday. He was 70 years old.
There is some good news about vaccines protecting against COVID-19. But not any of the ones you've heard of.
