New York City Launches 'Open Storefronts' Program, Allowing Businesses To Use Sidewalks, Curb Space
Businesses will be able to use sidewalks in front of their storefronts or, in some cases, the curb lane of the street.
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Businesses will be able to use sidewalks in front of their storefronts or, in some cases, the curb lane of the street.
Serving up hope and good eats at the polls, a new initiative by World Central Kitchen harnesses the power of food to make casting your ballot more enjoyable.
She suffered broken bones after police said a truck pulling a wood chipper crossed the double yellow line of Route 207 and collided with a Washingtonville Central School District bus.
Police said charges are pending against more than 30 people, and two officers suffered minor injuries.
The victim, 54, was walking on Greenway Trail about a quarter of a mile from the entrance at 11:30 a.m. Oct. 21. That's when police say a man tackled her from behind, knocking her to the ground.
Police found the victim inside the Kingsborough Houses with a gunshot wound to his chest.
The worker had minor injuries. It's unclear if the driver is facing any charges.
The 60-year-old was convicted of multiple crimes including racketeering and sex trafficking last year.
Most people who spoke to CBS2 were not angry but say the wait is annoying and could have been avoided with better planning.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about one in three hospitalized with COVID will face long-term effects, but even people who didn't feel that sick can still face issues months later.
In the initial phase, up to 2,000 employees will be tested for free at rotating field locations, including bus depots and train yards, and at health service centers.
Face coverings are required at Port Authority facilities, including airport terminals, train stations and bus terminals.
This summer, the ride-share company Revel shut down service for two weeks following the deaths of three riders, including CBS2 reporter Nina Kapur.
The $3.92 million was being held because of debts owed by New York City.
About 200 people marched from Fort Greene Park in Brooklyn on Tuesday.
