Staffer Delivering Food For Charity Shot On Upper West Side

A staffer for the West Side Campaign Against Hunger was delivering food when shots were fired. He and another man were both struck.

• Dec 11, 2020

COVID In New York: 2021 Winter State Championships Canceled For All High-Risk High School Sports

Additionally, all high-risk sports have been postponed until state officials give them the go-ahead.

• Dec 11, 2020

Police: Multiple Protesters Struck By Vehicle In Murray Hill

Officers were called to the scene near East 39th Street and Third Avenue just after 4 p.m. Friday.

• Dec 11, 2020

Out-Of-Control Van Slams Into New Jersey Home; Driver, 82-Year-Old Passenger Taken To Hospital

Police say the driver of the Honda mini-van first hit a car at the intersection of Plaza Road and took out a stop sign.

• Dec 11, 2020

Tenant Advocates Rally Outside Brooklyn Housing Court To Stop Evictions During Pandemic

Evictions in New York were supposed to be put on hold until the end of the year because of the coronavirus pandemic, but some tenant advocates say that's not happening.

• Dec 11, 2020

Marine Rescuers On Long Island Join National Effort To Save Endangered, Cold-Stunned Sea Turtles Washing Ashore In New England

Endangered, cold-stunned sea turtles wash ashore up and down New England this time of year. Since there are so many in need, marine rescuers on Long Island are lending a hand.

• Dec 11, 2020

Small Businesses Trying To Survive Economic Downturn Say 'Shop Local' Campaigns, Social Media Mentions Crucial To Staying Afloat

There are welcome signs and warning signs at local businesses struggling to stay afloat during the pandemic.

• Dec 11, 2020

Newark Residents Seeking Help For Holiday Gifts After Being Hit Hard By COVID Pandemic

The line outside the Mercy House on Clinton Street stretched around the block on Friday as parents and grandparents waited to pick up donated gifts to take home with them for Christmas in a year unlike any other.

• Dec 11, 2020

New Law Requires NYCHA To Inform Residents What To Do If Mold Complaints Go Unaddressed

Under a new law to help NYCHA residents dealing with mold in their homes, the city housing authority is required to tell residents what they can do if their complaints go unaddressed.

• Dec 11, 2020

Rockland County Family Raising Spirits With Festive Light Display While Also Fundraising For A Good Cause

The entire Cirlin family takes part, all to raise money for Angel Flight Northeast so patients who need lifesaving care can get free flights to treatment.

• Dec 11, 2020

Dr. Max's COVID Vax FAQs: Can People With Allergies Get The COVID Vaccine? What About Diabetes?

CBS2 viewers asked if people with allergies should stay away from the vaccine and if it was safe for those with diabetes to get it.

• Dec 11, 2020

COVID Cases, Deaths Continuing To Surge On Long Island: 'We Are Seeing 1,000 Positive Cases A Day'

The spread is being traced to gatherings at Halloween and Thanksgiving and small parties. Now, the concern is Chanukah, Kwanzaa and Christmas.

• Dec 11, 2020

New Poll Shows 35% Of American Women Are Not Interested In Getting COVID Vaccine

The poll shows 35% of women are not interested in getting the vaccine, which is particularly alarming because women tend to make most of the health care decisions for their families.

• Dec 11, 2020

New York City's Coronavirus Indicators All Surpass Thresholds, Mayor Says 'That's A Second Wave'

The mayor said the latest hospitalization rate is 2.48%, calling it "worrisome."

• Dec 11, 2020

President Trump Reportedly Pressuring Head Of FDA To Authorize Pfizer's COVID Vaccine

There were reports Friday that President Donald Trump is pressuring the head of the FDA to authorize Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine.

• Dec 11, 2020

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