Monday Is Deadline For New York State Workers To Get COVID Vaccine

Unvaccinated state employees will be tested for the coronavirus on a weekly basis. There is no testing option for health care workers at state-run hospitals.

• Sep 6, 2021

Rabbis From Long Island, Queens Urge Communities To Get COVID Vaccine

Just ahead of Rosh Hashanah, which begins Monday at sundown, 13 rabbis from the Five Towns and Far Rockaway released a new video encouraging everyone to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

• Sep 3, 2021

Ida Aftermath: What Do You Do If You Didn't Have Flood Insurance Before The Storm Hit?

In the hours after Ida, many are scrambling to figure out what they lost and what exactly is covered under their insurance policies.

• Sep 3, 2021

Ida Remnants Collapse Retaining Walls, Flood Homes With Sewage On Nassau County's North Shore

Long Island's highest rain total was in Glen Cove, where streets looked like rivers and a downtown garage was deluged.

• Sep 3, 2021

Ida's Impact: LIRR Gets Back On Track; Select Service Resumes For Metro-North, NJ TRANSIT

Ida's historic rainfall left a lot of commuters stranded Wednesday night throughout the Tri-State Area.

• Sep 2, 2021

Eviction Moratorium In New York Extended Until January, Much To The Dismay Of Landlords

New York now boasts the strongest tenant protections in the nation.

• Sep 2, 2021

Ida On Long Island: 80-Foot Oak Falls On Lloyd Neck Home, Nearby Caumsett State Park Devastated

Ida's deluge walloped the North Shore peninsulas of Long Island. Communities suffered severe damage when a possible tornado moved across water, toppling trees onto homes.

• Sep 2, 2021

Suffolk County Issues Stern Warning To Motorists: Stop For School Buses Or You Could Be Hit With Hefty Fine

Most school buses in Suffolk County are now equipped with cameras on their stop sign arms, and hefty fines await those who ignore them.

• Sep 1, 2021

Immunocompromised Hopeful Clinical Trial Of Third COVID-19 Vaccine Dose Will Yield Positive Results

Many Americans with an autoimmune disease have had a poor response to COVID-19 vaccines, placing them at extremely high risk.

• Sep 1, 2021

Tracking Ida: Tornado Watch In Effect Throughout Tri-State Area, Flash Flood Emergency Issued In NYC

Stick with CBS2, CBSN New York and CBSNewYork.com for the latest forecast and weather alerts. 

• Sep 1, 2021

International Overdose Awareness Day Aims To Break Stigma And Back Survivors

Experts say overdoses are linked to social isolation, financial anxieties and mental health challenges caused by the pandemic.

• Aug 31, 2021

As Green Energy Industry Rebounds From Pandemic, Career Opportunities And Job Training Available On Long Island

Careers in green energy are on the rise, and now there are new opportunities to learn the ropes in order to join a booming workforce.

• Aug 31, 2021

Gov. Hochul: Tens Of Millions Of Dollars Will Soon Be Available To Local Governments For COVID Booster Shot Infrastructure

In a stark departure from her predecessor, she said she's not going to issue open-ended mandates that leave no room for localities to determine what works best for them.

• Aug 31, 2021

Restaurants Around Tri-State Area Pay Tribute To U.S. Service Members Recently Killed In Afghanistan

Mohammad Karimi of Queens showed photos of his family in Afghanistan, which they destroyed after sending him because of their fears of the Taliban.

• Aug 30, 2021

Gov. Hochul Praised For Getting Out In Front Of NYC's Subway Snafu; Next, She's Expected To Tackle Eviction Moratorium

It was the morning after a massive subway meltdown -- 7:15 a.m. -- and if New Yorkers wanted to know where their governor was, the answer was simple.

• Aug 30, 2021

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