Snapshot NY: Long Island Couple Hosts Special Food Market, Social Gatherings For Veterans In Need
Three times a week, Syd and Diane Mandelbaum turn their driveway into a special market for veterans.
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Three times a week, Syd and Diane Mandelbaum turn their driveway into a special market for veterans.
This year's Atlantic hurricane season doesn't officially begin until June 1, but the early signs are it may end up being yet another very busy one.
Back in December, CBS2 introduced viewers to a Long Island community's pandemic-inspired effort to help people in need. Since then, their sharing table has grown to a community pantry.
Last May, Walter Obrisky collapsed on his driveway and went into cardiac arrest. His wife called 911.
Joysetta Pearse came from a Broadway show business family. Julius Pearse descended from slaves to become Freeport's first Black police officer.
There was a frightening accident caught on camera on Long Island on Wednesday.
It happened at around 1:30 p.m. Wednesday near Exit 51 in Dix Hills.
Starting Wednesday, New York will follow the new CDC mask guidance. It means that fully vaccinated state residents can take their masks off, inside and outside in most places, regardless of crowd size.
Whose bright idea was it to dig up a newly resurfaced road and then leave patchwork repair?
The suspect allegedly goes by multiple aliases, including Melvin D. Bonilla-Salmeron, Ruben Bonilla, Ruben Reyes, Melvin Salmeron, Ruben Salmeron and Jose Reyes.
Police said he threatened the worker on his way out of the store, before taking off in a white SUV.
The Big Apple has taken another step in its comeback. The subway system is about to resume 24-hour service. But concerns remain about safety following a string of violent crimes.
Epifanio Colon was last seen on May 7, police said. He was reported missing about 24 hours later.
Sixty-four-year-old Robert Maraj died in February after he was hit by a vehicle while crossing the street in Mineola.
The bar association donated about 150 dresses, at least 60 of them now in the hands of students going to prom.