Bronx Communities Fordham, Kingsbridge And University Heights Dealing With COVID Positivity Above 13%; Councilman: Give Vaccine To Anyone Who Wants It
CBS2 is continuing its look at the city's hardest hit neighborhoods when it comes to COVID-19.
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CBS2 is continuing its look at the city's hardest hit neighborhoods when it comes to COVID-19.
Police said the 46-year-old victim was waiting for a southbound A train when the suspect walked up and hit him in the back of his head.
The FBI is is warning about armed protests at all 50 state capitols, and they could start as early as this week.
Some of the city's most vulnerable lined up at sites across the city Monday for what they hope is a life-saving vaccine.
Rudy Giuliani is facing possible expulsion from the New York State Bar Association over incendiary remarks he made to President Donald Trump's supporters last week.
The pilot underwent surgery and first responders described the harrowing moments after the crash.
Medical cannabis dispensaries are preparing for the legalization of recreational marijuana for adults in New Jersey, and likely New York, too.
A dangerously close call for a Long Island man who was duck hunting and suddenly found himself in freezing cold water for an hour. Luckily, he managed to make a phone call that saved his life.
The COVID vaccine rollout has been far slower than promised, and millions of people are clamoring to get their shots
The parents of Keyon Harrold, Jr., who was attacked and falsely accused of stealing a cellphone, say they want more done to combat racial injustice in the city and around the country.
3.2 million people are now eligible for the vaccine, including those 75 and older, first responders, public safety workers, public transit workers, and education workers.
In the northern suburbs, pharmacy phones are ringing, and some seniors are fuming over the registration process for COVID-19 vaccines.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo unveiled ambitious plans to jumpstart and reimagine the New York economy in the wake of the pandemic – and it could start in Manhattan's central business district.
Arrests are continuing following the Capitol riots last week. Now some off-duty police officers around the country and members of the military are being looked into for their attendance.
When the victim said no, the suspect allegedly slashed him in the nose and stabbed him in the abdomen.
