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"It's an opportunity to capture history for the future, but it's also an opportunity for us to take a step back and really contemplate what we've been going through and what this has meant for our city," said Sarah Henry of the Museum of the City New York.
For optimal viewing, get a clear view of the horizon and start looking west around dusk.
This was the location's 46th food distribution there, and organizers said more help is need than ever.
Some viewers have asked if the COVID vaccine changes your DNA because they've heard that both the Pfizer and upcoming Moderna vaccine are genetically engineered vaccine.
She was standing on the southbound F train platform at the West 4th subway station around 9:30 p.m. Monday when she noticed a seemingly unstable man singing to himself on the platform.
A recent report conducted by the industry found that two-thirds of New York restaurants will close in the next few months without financial assistance.
This summer, millions lost power, some for weeks at a time, after Hurricane Isaias, so how are the utilities preparing this time around?
For one college student in Minnesota, getting COVID-19 was actually the best thing that could have happened to her health.
A married couple who taught at schools in Grand Prairie, Texas passed away this week following bouts with COVID-19.
Once you get vaccinated, will you still need to wear a mask and social distance? A Harvard doctor weighs in on that any other vaccine related questions.
'Play On' comes to CBS tonight at 8:00PM ET/PT, hosted by Kevin Bacon.
The author discusses her new Simon & Schuster book "Calm the H*ck Down: How to Let Go and Lighten Up About Parenting" and also shares tips for parenting during the pandemic.
Investigators are offering a reward for vital information on a suspected killer accused of shooting a teenager to death in Newark.
Edie Falco, Lorraine Bracco, Vincent Pastore and Jaime-Lynn Sigler and among those taking part in the Q&A session.
De Blasio said he hopes a second shutdown would only last for a matter of weeks.
