Local businesses hoping for Belmont Stakes boost this weekend
The hoopla is building for this weekend's historic Belmont Stakes, back to its normal crowd capacity for the first in three years.
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The hoopla is building for this weekend's historic Belmont Stakes, back to its normal crowd capacity for the first in three years.
It has more than 26,000 square feet of space, making it the second largest in Brooklyn behind Central Library.
As many city hotels bounce back from the pandemic, some remain boarded up and left behind.
Triple threat took center stage Sunday night as host of the Tonys, and she shined in the spotlight.
CBS2's Steve Overmyer has the latest on Bailey, the Akita-German shepherd mix, and his quest to find a forever home.
It happened just after 3 p.m. at Glenwood Road and Westminster Road.
The MTA is reacting to word of a possible delay to the implementation of congestion pricing. The issue emerged as leading Democratic candidates for governor took the debate stage together Tuesday night for the first time on CBS2.
The festival has come back to its roots, but the founders say this year there's going to be a big emphasis on music.
With Pride Month underway, the focus is on making sure this year's celebrations are safe for everyone.
It happened around 9:30 a.m. on East 135th Street in the Mott Haven section.
Fire officials said two people were taken to the hospital with unknown injuries.
The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to release its latest opinions Wednesday. Right now, 30 cases remain undecided.
Police said the 15-year-old victim was inside when a stray bullet from outside hit her in the right leg.
Aides to the mayor couldn't have been happier with the big turnout because there were some calls to boycott the event.
Rep. Tom Suozzi and Public Advocate Jumaane Williams took turns trying to unnerve Gov. Kathy Hochul.
