Homeless Shelter Residents Ask For Emergency Hearing In Effort To Avoid Being Kicked Out Of Lucerne Hotel On UWS

Homeless shelter residents at the Lucerne on the Upper West Side are not giving up their fight to stay at the hotel.

• Oct 18, 2020

60 Minutes: Fauci Admits Administration Has Restricted His Media Appearances, Says He's Not Surprised Trump Got COVID

This weekend, Americans face another surge in the COVID-19 pandemic. Infections have passed the 8 million mark and are rising rapidly. There are more than 218,000 dead.

• Oct 18, 2020

CBS2 Weather Headlines: Clear And Mild On Sunday Night

It was another beautiful fall day across the region Sunday despite the presence of a bit of cloud cover.

• Oct 18, 2020

NYPD: Suspects Stole Car Keys, Slashed Victim With Razor Blade In The Bronx

According to police, two suspects approached a 58-year-old man who had just gotten out of his car and demanded his car keys. One of the suspects pointed a razor blade at the victim and caused a laceration on his hand, police said.

• Oct 18, 2020

Gov. Cuomo Announces Movie Theaters In Areas Outside NYC With Few Coronavirus Infections Can Reopen Oct. 23

Movie theaters in New York City are not included; counties must have a positivity rate below 2% on a 14-day rolling average and be without any "cluster zones."

• Oct 18, 2020

Churches Remain Closed In New York City's Coronavirus Hot Zones Following Judge's Ruling

The ruling comes amid a setback in the nationwide fight against COVID-19 and a dire warning about so-called "COVID fatigue."

• Oct 18, 2020

More Than 200 People Found Inside Queens Banquet Hall For Illegal Party

The banquet hall owner tells CBS2 he rented the venue out to "an individual" who then hosted the party.

• Oct 18, 2020

New York Philharmonic Rolling Out The Bandwagon For Surprise Performances Across City

Members of the Philharmonic treated people at Domino Park in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, to a "pull-up" performance.

• Oct 18, 2020

Gov. Andrew Cuomo: COVID-19 Outbreaks Will Be Analyzed On 'Block-By-Block Level' As State Targets Micro-Clusters To Slow Spread

The hot spots identified by COVID case numbers and mapped out as red zones are replacing the old ways of going by region or zip code. Cuomo calls it more precise and less disruptive.

• Oct 17, 2020

Police Investigating String Of Cell Phone Store Thefts Across NYC

According to police, the suspects have gotten away with over $16,000 worth of devices.

• Oct 17, 2020

Firefighters Find Dozens Of Marijuana Plants While Putting Out Blaze At Vacant Building In Brooklyn

About 30 marijuana plants were found on the first floor of the building and 40 plants on the second floor.

• Oct 17, 2020

Williamsburg Congregation Ordered To Cancel Or Postpone Hasidic Wedding If Not Limited To 50 People

The city and state worry it could lead to a new spike in infection rates if social distancing orders are not followed.

• Oct 17, 2020

'Vote Because Breonna Can't': Families Of Breonna Taylor, Jacob Blake Encourage New Yorkers To Vote At Manhattan Rally

The peaceful event, called the National State of Emergency Get Out The Vote Rally, was organized by a social justice group Until Freedom.

• Oct 17, 2020

Police Release Photos Of Individuals Wanted In Connection To Attack On Hasidic Jewish Man In Williamsburg

Police say a 23-year-old Hasidic Jewish man was walking down the street when two individuals approached him from behind and pushed him to the ground. They then allegedly punched the man in the face and tried to steal his bag.

• Oct 17, 2020

Christopher Pendergast, New York Teacher Behind ALS Ride For Life, Dies From Illness At 71

Pendergast taught elementary school in Northport and remained a fixture at ALS fundraisers and class activities.

• Oct 17, 2020

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