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A cross section of large and small nonprofits sit on the task force, which will allow for real conversations about how the county is providing for those in need.
New York City now has the capacity to complete 50,000 coronavirus tests a day, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Thursday.
On May 20, police responded to a call about shots fired at an apartment building on Saint Nicholas Terrace and West 127th Street.
Chinatown has always been a hot spot for tourists and great food, but many have stopped coming to the area since December, when COVID-19 hit overseas. Now, the community is getting down and dirty to clean the streets.
CBS2's Aundrea Cline-Thomas talks with unemployed New Yorkers about how they're dealing with the reality of potentially collecting less in unemployment if a new coronavirus relief bill is passed in Washington D.C.
A federal judge ruled Thursday Michael Cohen will be released from prison again; the judge agreed he was sent back to prison as payback for the tell-all book he's writing about Trump.
The search is on for a group of vandals who ripped apart a century-old church in the Bronx. As a result, its reopening, since the coronavirus pandemic, has been further delayed.
Cuomo said the state is monitoring rising COVID-19 rates among younger people, specifically 21 to 30-year-olds - the only age group that saw a significant spike over the last two weeks.
The remnants of the month-long, illegal camp of protesters is being erased with power washers and scrub brushes.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin announced Thursday that the White House and Senate Republicans have reached a "fundamental agreement" on their opening offer, CBS News reports.
The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits rose for the first time since the pandemic hit in March.
Police said the men threw red paint-filled balloons at two George Washington statues.
The woman was walking from a store when the suspects approached her around 2 p.m. on the corner of Brook Avenue and East 147th Street in the Mott Haven section.
Beaches will begin closing at 8 p.m., and boardwalks will close at 9 p.m. The city will also no longer sell non-resident beach passes for weekends.
For all the tense moments, most property seemed to be spared from serious damage.
