Nation Observes 35th Anniversary Of Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Today marks the 35th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but as CBS2's Cindy Hsu reports, it took nearly 20 years after Dr. King's assassination to observe the first holiday.

• Jan 18, 2021

COVID Vaccine: Connecticut Enters Phase 1B, Residents 75 And Older Now Eligible

Residents over the age of 75 can start getting vaccinations through health care providers, online or by calling the state hotline.

• Jan 18, 2021

1 Hurt When Brooklyn Church Goes Up In Flames

Officials said they responded to a fire at the same location Sunday morning. 

• Jan 18, 2021

Army Veteran Recounts Deadly Encounter With Emotionally Disturbed Man Inside New York City Subway Station

The 55-year-old was at the station and saw the push. As bystanders screamed to stop the oncoming train, the Army veteran jumped onto the tracks to help the victim.

• Jan 18, 2021

Some New York City Businesses Boarding Up As A Precaution In Advance Of Presidential Inauguration

Sunday marked the first day of increased police presence in New York City ahead of the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden later this week.

• Jan 17, 2021

COVID Vaccine: Historic Abyssinian Baptist Becomes First Church In New York City To Administer Shots

The historic Abyssinian Baptist Church on West 138th Street filled all 250 appointments.

• Jan 17, 2021

CBS News Live Updates: Small Protests Held At Heavily Guarded State Capitols As Inauguration Week Begins

Washington, D.C., turned into a fortress as the week of President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration began, but President Trump remained out of sight in his final weekend in office.

• Jan 17, 2021

NYPD Hunting For 2 Suspects In Fatal Shooting Inside Staten Island Recording Studio

The deadly incident happened Saturday night on Van Duzer Street in the Grymes Hill section of the borough.

• Jan 17, 2021

Coronavirus Impact: Some Columbia University Students Say They're Prepared To Withhold Payments If Tuition Isn't Lowered

Coronavirus pandemic fallout has impacted the way college students learn.

• Jan 17, 2021

Hunts Point Produce Market Workers On Strike Over Wage Dispute

The produce shelves at your neighborhood grocer may not be full because most workers at the Hunts Point Terminal Market in the Bronx are now on strike.

• Jan 17, 2021

CBS2 Weather Headlines: Expect Clear And Cold Conditions Sunday Night

It was a crisp and blustery finish to the weekend as temperatures on Sunday were in the mid 40s, though strong winds made it feel like the 20s and 30s.

• Jan 17, 2021

Famed Music Producer Phil Spector, Who Was Convicted Of Murder, Dead At 81

California state prison officials said he died Saturday of natural causes at a hospital.

• Jan 17, 2021

COVID Vaccine Demand Outpacing Supply; More Appointments Canceled As New Vaccination Centers Open In New York City

New York City is opening more vaccination sites, including one in Harlem on Sunday, but it's still a challenge for many to actually get the shot.

• Jan 17, 2021

Live Updates: Washington, D.C. Locks Down As Inauguration Events Kick Off

The nation's capital is locking down the weekend before President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration, with the Pentagon authorizing 25,000 troops deployed to Washington, D.C.

• Jan 17, 2021

Baltimore Sisters Make Eco-Friendly Toilet Paper Out Of Bamboo Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Two Baltimore sisters have started their very own eco-friendly toilet paper company. 

• Jan 17, 2021

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