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The coronavirus outbreak is causing major problems for college students.
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The coronavirus outbreak is causing major problems for college students.
The NYPD is reviewing its DNA database after thousands of the samples were collected secretly and include people who are no longer considered suspects in violent crimes.
Sofia Pignatelli has a backpack full of books, but it has been nearly five weeks since she has used any of them.
The school bus did not have any other children on board, and the driver stayed on the scene.
Many New York drivers know first hand that the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway is in desperate need of repairs. City officials are trying to change that, but it will come with a huge cost.
It happened Monday in Harrison. Fortunately, this time nobody was injured.
Long Island once had the largest slave population of any rural area in the north for most of the Colonial Era.
The list of complaints about NJ TRANSIT is a long one. Some are wondering: Could the person to fix it be none other than Andy Byford?
A search and rescue mission is underway in Central Park for a duck in danger.
The family of a 22-year-old man who police said was stabbed to death inside a Bronx car dealership spoke to CBS2 on Tuesday.
"She's smart, thoughtful, innovative and an avid advocate for mass transit. I believe she's the ideal candidate to be interim president," said MTA chair Pat Foye.
The outcome of the trial was a milestone in the #MeToo movement, and Haley said it educates about the reality of sexual assault for many victims like her.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday it expects coronavirus to spread in the United States and asked Americans to prepare.
With her proud daughters looking on, Victoria Gumbs-Moore was given her robe and became the first black Family Court judge in Suffolk County.
