Enslaved Africans Rain Garden unveiled in Yonkers
The celebration of Juneteenth is off to an artistic start in Yonkers, where the memory of enslaved people is now enshrined on the shores of the Hudson River.
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The celebration of Juneteenth is off to an artistic start in Yonkers, where the memory of enslaved people is now enshrined on the shores of the Hudson River.
In one Tweet, Paladino called the program "Unacceptable and grotesque." In another, she called it "Child grooming and sexualization."
The mayor is trying to calm the fears of riders amid a huge increase in subway crime.
After a two-year pandemic pause, the organization's induction ceremony was held Thursday night in Manhattan.
East Harlem students are getting a hands-on lesson in genetics, using zebrafish provided by Mount Sinai.
As we celebrate Pride Month, we take you to Long Island where the first astronaut known to be part of the LGBT community is honored with a statue.
Vaccines for kids are expected to be available at city-run vaccination sites starting next week.
An argument on the subway platform ended with one of the people involved being shoved into the subway tracks.
Officials said the fire started in one home, but strong wind helped it spread across the street.
Weather and storms along the east coast have been blamed for some of the travel troubles.
"That was my dream, to open a small business here," co-owner Pompeyo "Papa" Martinez told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
It's the end of the line for many of the old "Brightliner" subway cars that remain in New York City railyards.
Police are looking for a group of five professional burglars who hit 42 businesses across Queens and Brooklyn over the last six months, not just robbing stores, but stealing entire ATMs.
Police are looking for a man they say groped at least two people, including a 12-year-old girl.
Early voting runs from Saturday, June 18 to Sunday, June 26.
