NYC Rolls Out Revised Plan For COVID School Closures, Ahead Of Enrollment Deadline For In-Person Classes
New York City unveiled Thursday new guidelines to determine when public schools must close because of coronavirus cases.
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New York City unveiled Thursday new guidelines to determine when public schools must close because of coronavirus cases.
Cellphone video appeared to show an NYPD officer kneeling on his neck as he was taken into custody.
There is new information about the tragic deaths of two baby boys in the Bronx last year. The NYPD says both children were the victims of homicide. But what led to their deaths remains a mystery.
President Joe Biden revealed new executive orders Thursday morning in the Rose Garden with families of gun violence victims, including those of some of the children killed in the Sandy Hook massacre.
"We have no coach." Those were words Shiloh Gonskay never thought she would say. The 18-year-old LaGuardia High School senior is now fighting to save her softball season.
A flood of new money from higher state taxation and federal stimulus funding is coming to Long Island.
The NYPD says combating gun violence is a central focus as violent crime continues to rise citywide.
From the field level to the top of the ballpark, fans of all ages were eager to celebrate a Mets win.
With an ideological divide in Congress, legislation seems unlikely. But a bipartisan group of senators is working to build consensus on measures including stronger background checks.
A Brooklyn community is rallying around a staple grocery store that is being forced to close.
A series of special outdoor performances will take place this weekend in Manhattan. It's all for a good cause -- to raise money for struggling professional dancers in the Big Apple.
Donors are desperately needed, and hard to find, with many community drives canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Police say the 28-year-old attacked three people between March 5 and April 5 in different parts of Brooklyn.
Sources tell CBS2 the fires appear to have been intentionally set.
Zeldin, 41, has represented New York's 1st congressional district, which covers most of Central and Eastern Suffolk County, since 2015.
