Democratic Congressional Primary Race Heats Up Between Eliot Engel, Jamaal Bowman
Many say the race represents an ongoing family feud inside the Democratic primary.
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Many say the race represents an ongoing family feud inside the Democratic primary.
The changes announced Wednesday are aimed at speeding up the disciplinary process while increasing transparency.
Dr. Daniel Varga, Chief Physician Executive at Hackensack Meridian Health, provides tips for dealing with COVID-19 during summer activities.
Certain organized youth sports can resume in some regions on July 6, and not soon enough for some.
If they did not comply with taking it down, the letter threatened a $1,000 fine or jail time.
It will be quite a special Father's Day this Sunday for a New Hyde Park dad who just recently met his infant son, who was born back in March.
The mayor and police commissioner have separately been making the case for reforms, but on the ground, it's leading to frustration from officers.
As protests continue across New York, the state's attorney general is hosting a public hearing this week on interactions between police and the public.
On a sunny Wednesday, it was hard to tell indoor dining is now allowed in Connecticut, as customers took advantage of the weather and sat outside along busy Greenwich Avenue.
The goal is to ensure students, faculty and staff are as protected as possible when back on campus.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has sent a clear message to police departments statewide: You have until April 1, 2021 to reform.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo delivered positive developments and also took the federal government to task over its handling of the pandemic during his daily media briefing on Wednesday.
The former Atlanta police officer who fatally shot a black man who ran away with his Taser last week has been charged with murder. Garrett Rolfe, who was fired after the killing of 27-year-old Rayshard Brooks, faces 11 criminal charges, including felony murder.
Company officials said they "recognize Aunt Jemima's origins are based on a racial stereotype."
Former "Saturday Night Live" comedian Jay Pharoah tells CBS This Morning he was scared and confused when Los Angeles police stopped him in April.
