Ocasio-Cortez of NY, Watson Coleman of NJ Vote Against Resolution Opposing Boycott Movement Against Israel
The House of Representatives voted this week to approve a non-binding resolution that opposes the boycott movement against Israel.
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The House of Representatives voted this week to approve a non-binding resolution that opposes the boycott movement against Israel.
Firefighters and emergency services crews pulled the 77-year old woman from the hole around 7:15 Wednesday evening.
The task force has 30 days to come up with a plan that will lead to a significant reduction in homelessness and panhandling on the subways by the end of the year.
No human cases have been reported, but officials are urging people to use insect repellent.
The results are in for a three-year study of ticks in Suffolk County. It found a wide array of diseases that the arachnids carry, not just Lyme disease.
There is misery on the subway, from falling debris to flooded subway stations every time it rains. Should commuters really have to deal with this?
CBS2 asked NJ TRANSIT for an on-camera interview. A spokesperson declined both times but defended the agency's handling of the situation by deflecting questions to two tweets.
Before Wednesday, NYPD detective Michael Lollo and Ruth Tisak had only interacted on social media and text messages.
The incidents caught on camera against the officers sparked widespread outrage.
Authorities tell CBS2 the teen was struck in the shoulder while sitting on a park bench in St. Andrew's Playground in Brooklyn just before 8 p.m.
"I'm mad but at the same time I feel forgiveness. It's confusing. I feel forgiveness and I feel anger," Kalel Gardner said.
Logan Riman is 14 years-old and was born blind. In April, he performed at Radio City Music Hall for the Garden of Dreams Foundation talent show as "Logan Piano Man."
CBS2 obtained exclusive video of the lifesaving maneuver that saved a customer's life.
The cloud of anxiety that hovered over the opening of Playland Park this season seems to have lifted. Attendance at New York's only government-owned amusement park is soaring.
A mother and her toddler son remain hospitalized on Wednesday after their car was T-boned by an infamous real estate broker who has multiple drugged- and drunk-driving charges on his record.
