Memorial Day Around Tri-State Lacked Usual Punch Due To Pandemic, But Some Enjoyed Relative Peace And Quiet
Memorial Day is often considered the unofficial start of summer. But what about in the midst of a global pandemic?
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Memorial Day is often considered the unofficial start of summer. But what about in the midst of a global pandemic?
On this Memorial Day, a New Jersey man showed his dedication to honor our military heroes.
Outside the site of one of the biggest coronavirus outbreaks in the country, you'll hear the lonesome sound of Alex Saldana's trumpet.
Gatherings of up to 25 people are allowed outdoors in New Jersey, including for sport fishing. But some say salvaging the season will likely be impossible.
The greatest deals will be on travel.
The true meaning of Memorial Day is honoring all the men and women who have given up their lives for freedom.
Looking for love can be tough enough in normal circumstances, but throw in a global coronavirus pandemic and it adds a whole new dimension to dating.
Patients who have recovered from COVID-19 may now be able to help others who are infected.
CBS2's Cindy Hsu recently spoke a woman from Brooklyn who is dedicated to educating children, and now wants to make sure we're all educated about coronavirus.
It was pretty packed in Long Beach, with no parking spots in sight, and on the main street businesses are happy to have the traffic, reported CBS2's Tara Jakeway. But on the beach itself, it was a very different story.
Over the holiday weekend, a giant American flag and banner reading "Together, We're Strong" was unfurled to commemorate the occasion.
An intense multi-state manhunt continues for a University of Connecticut student wanted in two killings.
It happened at around 8:30 a.m. in Great Kills Bay.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo started his daily coronavirus briefing with a moment of silence for all who've fallen and are being honored on Memorial Day.
This holiday, many continued their tradition of going to the Jersey Shore. But with the coronavirus pandemic, it's hardly business as usual for merchants along the boardwalk.
