New York City Teachers Preparing To Welcome Students Back Safely; Mayor De Blasio Expands COVID Vaccine Mandate
Mayor Bill de Blasio expanded a COVID vaccine mandate to include more education workers.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio expanded a COVID vaccine mandate to include more education workers.
Dust from the collapse of the Twin Towers contained a toxic brew of pulverized glass, metals and asbestos – a plume that later caused 68 different cancers.
In a year filled with many hardships and closures, there was some welcome news Thursday. A new YMCA has officially opened in the Bronx, with the help of a former star basketball player.
Jerry Sanford was working as a public information officer in Florida when a fire chief there showed him the antique helmet with the number 42 on it, which Sanford recognized.
As we approach the 20th anniversary of 9/11, a retired flight attendant is honoring crew members lost in the attacks by walking from Boston to New York.
Michael Morell was President George W. Bush's daily intelligence briefer on September 11, 2001. He talks with us about his memories from that day in the CBS News Special "Race Against Time: The CIA and 9/11."
The alleged attack happened around 2 a.m. on July 27 in the Belmont section.
These students, despite not being alive at the time, vow to never forget after seeing the exhibits, footage and artifacts.
The foundation's goal is to help promote fire safety education and help the FDNY better protect New York.
Police say the driver hit a bus, lost control and then struck seven pedestrians. Some of the victims are children.
More than 2,000 confirmed cancers and illnesses have been linked to the toxic dust at Ground Zero.
Nancy Salzman agreed to forfeit several properties, more than $500,000 in cash and a Steinway grand piano.
Aamir Griffin was killed while playing basketball at the Baisley Park Houses in South Jamaica.
This past Saturday, just after 2 a.m., 36-year-old Abimbola Adelaja and his 28-year-old friend were attacked at the deli by several men armed with a screwdriver.
As of Sept. 2, over five million children have tested positive for COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic, and more than a quarter of a million pediatric cases were added just in the past week.
