NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea Tells Police Force To Wear Masks As More Officers Call Out Sick
NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea is getting concerned as an increasing number of police officers call out sick.
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NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea is getting concerned as an increasing number of police officers call out sick.
Broadway went dark back in March when the coronavirus pandemic forced theaters to close, but on Wednesday performers came back to surprise Times Square.
Gunfire erupted around 10:30 p.m. Wednesday on Hegeman Avenue near Osborn Street in Brownsville.
Investigators say Beauchene made the dumps between Sept. 28 and Oct. 2. The mail was destined for addresses in Orange and West Orange.
Vice President Mike Pence and Democratic Sen. Kamala Harris had sharp exchanges over the coronavirus pandemic, the economy, the Supreme Court and more on Wednesday night.
Starting Thursday, the Department of Education says a total of 169 school sites will be fully remote for at least the next two weeks.
Thousands of New York City residents are at risk of eviction amid fears of a potential second wave of COVID-19. While there is a moratorium in effect, cases are being heard every day in court.
The new lockdown is set to begin Thursday in COVID hot zones in Brooklyn and Queens.
CBS 2's Vanessa Murdock details an unbelievable story about two identical twin sisters battling the same exact breast cancer together.
One of the most promising COVID-19 vaccine trials has been slowed due to a lack of minority participation.
Wait times to hand in ballots at some New Jersey Board of Elections offices are being compared to recent long lines at the Motor Vehicle Commission.
Entrepreneur Cynthia Sepulveda didn't let COVID-19 stop her from carrying on her family's famed coquito recipe and her business Flaco Coquito.
If Mayor Bill de Blasio gets his way, mixed income housing will become part of the neighborhood often associated with luxury lofts and high end retail.
The largest private employer in New York state is pledging to do something to bridge the divide.
The COVID-19 shutdown plan is getting a lot of pushback from other New Yorkers, especially churches and businesses.
