Commuters Head Back To Work With Restrictions In Place As NYC Reaches Phase 2 Milestone
New York City reached a major milestone in Phase 2 reopening Monday, but the morning commute was anything but typical.
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New York City reached a major milestone in Phase 2 reopening Monday, but the morning commute was anything but typical.
CBS2's Nick Caloway reports plenty of people were smiling behind their face coverings as they went to get the hair and nails done for the first time in months.
Move the iconic statue of former New York Gov. and our 26th president, Theodore Roosevelt. That's the request from the American Museum of Natural History.
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Outdoor gatherings can increase from 100 to 250 people, with no limits on political or religious activities. The new limit for indoor gatherings is 25 percent capacity, but they cannot exceed 100 people.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced service increases on subways and buses across the five boroughs as New York City progresses into Phase 2 reopening and ridership steadily grows.
New Yorkers were glad to be able to get their hair cut, visit shops and more as New York City entered Phase 2 reopening on June 22, 2020.
New Yorkers were glad to be able to get their hair cut, visit shops and more as New York City entered Phase 2 reopening on June 22, 2020.
New York City has entered Phase 2 reopening after shutting down due to the coronavirus pandemic.
We're waking up to a muggy and mild start with some patchy fog. It will eventually burn off and it'll be another sizzler in the afternoon.
New York City enters Phase 2 of the state's reopening plan on Monday. The city estimates another 150,000-300,000 residents will be heading back to work.
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The statue of Theodore Roosevelt outside of the Museum of Natural History is coming down.
The city is wrapping up a third week of contact tracing, a vital step in stopping the spread as Phase 2 of reopening looms Monday.
Just in time for Father's Day, nursing homes and other long-term care centers in New Jersey are now allowing visitors, at an outdoor space.
