Health Experts: Don't Give In To Pressure To Host Or Attend In-Person Thanksgiving Dinners
The Centers for Disease Control and other health organizations are warning against travel this Thanksgiving during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Centers for Disease Control and other health organizations are warning against travel this Thanksgiving during the coronavirus pandemic.
Turkeys, hams, fresh produce, dairy products - enough to feed 3,000 Long Island families - were distributed Monday amid tears of gratitude.
Investigators say 31-year-old Shannon Palmer, of Hauppauge, ran her SUV into two boys, ages 12 and 9, back in August.
The deer is now recovering at the Strong Island Animal Rescue and is expected to be fine.
More restrictions are coming to parts of the Big Apple, as COVID-19 cases show no signs of slowing down.
Unprecedented demand and COVID shutdowns are causing a nationwide appliance shortage, but a small retailer on Long Island is bucking the trend.
Twenty-four-year-old Jairo Saenz is charged with killing Brentwood High School students Kayla Cuevas and Nisa Mickens along with five others.
When it comes to turkey, if you're cooking for yourself or a group of four or under, you don't need a whole bird. Chef Karan Fischer says go for a turkey breast.
While Long Island hovers around 3%, Riverhead has surged to 5.6% and Hampton Bays to 6.5%.
As healthcare workers brace for another wave of COVID-19 cases, some are speaking out about the mental toll the pandemic has taken.
Thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel times of the year. This year, the CDC is asking people to pump the brakes.
Thousands of Long Island veterans whose lives were upended by the pandemic will soon be getting free winter necessities.
Long Island is seeing the highest number of positive COVID-19 cases since it began reopening in May. However, school students attending in-person classes have not been a part of the spread.
As CBS2 first reported Tuesday night, big budget cuts could be coming to the MTA, impacting jobs and service. That is, unless the federal government steps in.
Suozzi had 53%, Republican challenger George Santos 47%, and Libertarian candidate Howard Rabin took 1%.