Stimulus Check Update: Are Relief Payments Bad For The Economy?

A third stimulus check is a very popular idea, but some experts believe it's not what the economy needs right now.

• Mar 5, 2021

Better Business Bureau, AARP Warn Seniors About COVID Vaccine Scams

Experts say don't post pictures of your vax card on social media.

• Mar 4, 2021

Table Games At Empire City Casino? Many Leaders In Westchester County, Bronx Say Now Is Time To Go For It

Adding table games to the mix of the casino's video terminals will require action in Albany, where the governor, who often holds all the cards, now has a weakened hand.

• Mar 4, 2021

Road To Reopening: New York City Arts And Entertainment Venues Allowed To Reopen At 33% Capacity Beginning April 2

Big announcements were made Wednesday for people in New York and New Jersey tired of COVID-19 restrictions.

• Mar 3, 2021

COVID Unemployment: Many Over Age 50 Having Difficult Time Finding Work In Their Field

The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in millions of Americans losing their jobs. Some have even able to re-enter the workforce, but experts say one group is especially struggling to do so.

• Mar 3, 2021

Long Island Community Comes Together To Help Beloved Ceramics Shop Facing $87,000 Lawsuit From Landlord

She applied for Paycheck Protection Program funds, but she was denied because she has no employees.

• Mar 2, 2021

Little Staten Island Boy Who Battled Cancer Gets A Lift From Area Stop & Shops, And You, Too, Can Help

A toddler from Staten Island is helping other kids beat cancer, just like he did. His fundraising campaign all starts in the grocery store.

• Mar 2, 2021

Hottest New Trend On The Streets Is Sales Of Merchandise Representing New York City

The newest street style in the Big Apple is supporting local businesses. From clothing to carrying branded bags, people are repping New York City with pride.

• Mar 1, 2021

COVID 1 Year: Unemployment Forced Many In Our Area To Reinvent Themselves, And Gain Perspective Along The Way

The pandemic-fueled economic crisis has forced many people to face tough new realities. Some industries have barely survived, but others have found a way to thrive.

• Mar 1, 2021

COVID Vaccine: CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez Has What You Need To Know About The Johnson & Johnson Shot

Daily vaccinations are now at 1.7 million Americans, with the total now over 49 million who have gotten at least one shot.

• Mar 1, 2021

Gov. Murphy Reflects On All He And People Of New Jersey Have Learned During The Coronavirus Pandemic

It was March 4 of last year when New Jersey saw its first case of COVID-19. It was the same time that Murphy had been diagnosed with a malignant tumor on his kidney.

• Mar 1, 2021

COVID Vaccine: Johnson & Johnson Shots Expected This Week, Fauci Urges Americans Not To Be Discouraged By Efficacy

The Centers for Disease Control on Sunday cleared the way for the nation's first single-shot vaccine, produced by New Jersey-based Johnson & Johnson.

• Feb 28, 2021

NYC Restaurants Expand Indoor Dining Capacity To 35%

It's the first expansion since indoor dining returned just before Valentine's Day.

• Feb 26, 2021

Evolving Social Media Apps Like Clubhouse Emphasize Talking Over Texting

Over the past year people have communicated online more than ever before. A new generation of social media platforms are trading texting for talking.

• Feb 26, 2021

FDA Expands Recall For Cheeses From New Jersey-Based Company Amid Multi-State Listeria Outbreak

The first recall was issued on Feb. 19 for Queso Fresco cheese from El Abuelito Cheese Company. 

• Feb 25, 2021

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