Catering Hall Owners Plead For Gov. Cuomo To Allow Weddings To Resume; Venues On 'Brink Of Bankruptcy'

While restaurants outside New York City are open at 50% capacity, catering halls can only host 50 people.

• Oct 2, 2020

N.Y., N.J. Unveil New 'COVID Alert' Apps That Notify Users If They're Within 6 Feet Of Someone Who Has Tested Positive

New York, along with other states in the Northeast, are taking the tracking of COVID-19 cases to a new level.

• Oct 1, 2020

1 In 4 Women Considering Changing Careers Or Quitting Workforce Due To Pandemic Hardships, Study Finds

It's an emergency for corporate America, according to the study, that could erase years of progress for women.

• Oct 1, 2020

American Cancer Society Announces Drive-Thru Fundraiser At Jones Beach, Long Island's Largest Breast Cancer Awareness Event Adjusts To Pandemic

Breast cancer awareness is critical every year and every month, of course. But, many women have put off their mammograms, or even cancer treatments, due to the coronavirus pandemic.

• Oct 1, 2020

Police: 7-Eleven Clerk Charged After Stabbing Shoplifter To Death Following Chase Outside Suffolk County Store

Police are investigating if the thief was armed and if the clerk was threatened. They are advising against taking the law into your own hands.

• Oct 1, 2020

Diocese Of Rockville Centre Files For Bankruptcy Amid Sexual Abuse Lawsuits

Rockville Centre is the latest of more than 20 Catholic dioceses in the nation to file for bankruptcy in the face of lawsuits over sexual abuse.

• Oct 1, 2020

Max Minute: Companies Say Manufactured Antibodies May Treat Or Even Prevent Coronavirus Infections

There is some encouraging news about potential treatments for COVID-19.

• Oct 1, 2020

Nassau County Judge Dismisses Property Tax Lawsuit Claiming New Assessments Violate Constitutional Rights

Sean McCarthy, of Massapequa, will have to pay $11,000 more in property taxes than his neighbors on his newly built home.

• Sep 30, 2020

Judge Sentences Thomas Murphy In Drunk-Driving Killing Of Boy Scout Andrew McMorris To 8 1/3 To 25 Years

A man convicted in a drunk-driving crash that killed a Boy Scout on Long Island was sentenced to prison on Wednesday.

• Sep 30, 2020

Study Finds Low Risk Of Contracting COVID-19 On Train Or Bus

The study from Sam Schwarz Researchers looked at city statistics around the world.

• Sep 30, 2020

Federal Trade Commission: Scammers Sending Fake Texts To Try To Get Personal Information

The messages could include promises of free prizes or offer help with paying off student loans or information about a package to be delivered to your home.

• Sep 29, 2020

Final Witness Testifies At Hearing About Alleged Juror Misconduct In Thomas Murphy Case

Thomas Murphy was found guilty of aggravated vehicular homicide for the death of 12-year-old Boy Scout Andrew McMorris in Manorville on Sept. 30, 2018.

• Sep 29, 2020

Looming N.Y. Budget Cuts Have Families Of Loved Ones In Group Homes Concerned About Quality Of Life

More than 100,000 New Yorkers with developmental disabilities live in group homes. They rage in age from 3 to 99.

• Sep 29, 2020

Suffolk County Man Gets 9 1/2 Years In Prison For Running Sex Trafficking Operation In Parents' Basement

A Suffolk County man is headed to prison for a decade on sex trafficking charges prosecutors call unthinkable.

• Sep 29, 2020

CBS News: What To Watch For In First Trump-Biden Debate

When President Trump and Joe Biden meet on stage in Cleveland on Tuesday night, they arrive as two well-known entities.

• Sep 29, 2020

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